Printable Recipe Cards & Antique Graphic for Iron-on Transfer

I may not love to cook, but I do love this
domestically sweet image of a woman making custard.
It was from a 1910 advertisement for Kingsford’s Corn Starch
I liked it so well, I decided to create some recipe cards
and a flour sack towel with the image.
The background for the recipe cards is from an antique ledger page.
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I’ve removed all the background from the image,
so it can be layered over other images,
using programs like Photoshop or Gimp.If you don’t know how to use those programs,
the image will have a white square as the background
in programs like Word or Paint.  Just trim that off if
you will be printing the image as a transfer.

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Here’s the image in reverse for transfer projects, like the flour sack towel.
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I love how it looks on the towel.
Flour Sack Iron-on Transfer and Recipe Cards-antique graphic-royalty free-clipart-from-knickoftimeinteriors.blogspot.com
I made a few variations of the recipe cards that
you can save and print.  I just used Word to paste
the images of the cards and print them, fitting 2 or 3 on the
page, depending on how large you size the card.
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Flour Sack Iron-on Transfer and Recipe Cards-antique graphic-royalty free-clipart-from-knickoftimeinteriors.blogspot.com
You are welcome to print these cards or the image for yourself or
as gifts, but please don’t resell the cards or the images…they are copyright protected. :0)
Blessings,
Angie
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Comments

  1. What a wonderful image! Thank you for sharing! xoxo

  2. hi angie wow, these are totally awesome!

    great job.

    have a great weekend!

    i just followed your super awesome blog!

  3. Angie you’re a genius! I’ve used Gimp but it’s been a LONG time — will have to find time to go back and play with it some more — love the towel!! Thanks for sharing the images!

  4. Those are great! Thanks for sharing!

  5. Love the cards and the towel. Had to laugh, though, because I don’t love to cook, either, but I love a good recipe card. Thanks for sharing your wonderful creation.

  6. Can I follow your blog by having the new posts sent to me via email ? I can’t find a way to do this on your blog. Would appreciate it if you can let me know.

    patty
    soriano471@sbcglobal.net

  7. great image…I love it on the towel.
    Debbi
    yankeeburrowcreations

  8. thanks so much!!
    i,too , love this image on the towel..it’s perfect for flour sack toweling.
    love the recipe cards..you are a doll!!!

  9. Great job. They came out really well. Thanks for sharing.

    Cynthia

  10. So cute! I love these!

  11. Great graphic! Looks terrific.

  12. Cute image and cute towel.I bought some of these plain towels, just haven’t used them yet.

  13. These are so cute, Angie and perfect for the tea towel! Beautiful inspiration! Thank you fro sharing your project at Potpourri Friday!

  14. woow…..that´s really pretty 🙂
    and do not miss the……

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    already 94 nice blogs…
    WELCOME 🙂
    Håkan ( The Roseman)

  15. just found your site .Lots of good things and i will be comng back.Thank you 😀 x

  16. Don’t know how I missed seeing this one. Great idea.
    Thanks for the shout-out on the magazines.
    Glad you are getting a lot of use out of them.
    Audrey Z. @ Timeless Treasures

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