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Thursday, 5 November 2009
Thursday, 29 October 2009
Wednesday, 28 October 2009
STAMPINGTON - FREEBIE LABELS
Those nice people at Stampington have released more freebies - labels this time.
Here is the link.
They are nice and big, so suitable for printing without any loss of detail.
Tuesday, 13 October 2009
HALLOWEEN BACKGROUNDS
Here are some backgrounds for you: Fright Night and Horror Show. Nice and scary!
I've put these onto Blog-ology.
The codes are below each background so that you can just copy&paste into an HTML box. Don't worry - the instructions are there as well!
FRIGHT NIGHT
I've put these onto Blog-ology.
The codes are below each background so that you can just copy&paste into an HTML box. Don't worry - the instructions are there as well!
FRIGHT NIGHT
HORROR SHOW
The matching headers can be found on Extras (along with instructions on how to install).
Enjoy!
Labels:
backgrounds,
gothic,
Halloween,
headers,
horror
Monday, 12 October 2009
HALLOWEEN IMAGES
Here are some great goodies: all Creative Commons pix, so are free for you to use.
Copyright D Sharon Pruitt
Wednesday, 7 October 2009
THE BEST WAY - MORE PAGES
Here are more pages from The Best Way, my adored and very decrepit book on household hints etc. I am hurrying to post as much as I can - the paper is literally flaking away on the scanner!
Copyright-free image from Art-e-zine
For more pages, go here and here.
Brittle isn't the word... still, it was cheaply made for the poor end of the market at the time (working class, servants, make-do-and-mend gentility) and the paper is so acidic it's a dark tea colour.
So here you are, 300dpi files (slow to load) and totally unretouched.
Have fun - I just ask that you don't put these in CD collections or collage sheets for sale.
Other than that, knock yourselves out.
Copyright-free image from Art-e-zine
For more pages, go here and here.
Brittle isn't the word... still, it was cheaply made for the poor end of the market at the time (working class, servants, make-do-and-mend gentility) and the paper is so acidic it's a dark tea colour.
So here you are, 300dpi files (slow to load) and totally unretouched.
Have fun - I just ask that you don't put these in CD collections or collage sheets for sale.
Other than that, knock yourselves out.
Labels:
household hints,
The Best Way book,
Victorian
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