This adorable “nesting” image came from an 1898
children’s school primer.
I can see so many lovely ways to use this image –
on cards, scrapbook projects, layered over text or music images, etc.
Hope you enjoy it! If you make something with it,
I’d love to hear about it!
It is a PNG image, (meaning all background has been
removed, as you see it here)
so you can use programs like
Photoshop, Gimp, and even Picmonkey to
layer it over other images.
If using Picmonkey, save this image to
your computer first, then
select “edit a photo”, then select the background image first,
(sheet music and handwriting text look wonderful)
then click on the graphic on the left side of the page,
the shows a heart, star shape and quote bubble.
You’ll see “add your own” at the top, click on that.
Now you can select this image and move it
wherever you want it over your background image.
Save your finished image to your computer
to print, etc.
Blessings,
What a sweet graphic, thanks for sharing with us Angie.
I hope you and your family have a wonderful Thanksgiving celebration.
Angie,
Adore this vintage graphic!
Thank you for sharing!!!
Visiting from Debra @ Common Ground!!!
Fondly,
Pat
Thanks for image and info on how to do something with it.
have not used pic monkey…not sure how to get photos to that file from HP photo smart….but maybe will learn someday. =)
Blessings
barb
Wonderful graphic, thanks so much for sharing.
Michele
oh, I love love love this graphic….I need to get my ‘crafty’ side going again! I love it when there is paper scraps and glitter everywhere! so fun – I can’t wait to figure out how to use this for something! xoxo, tracie (thank you!)
Oh, Angie, what a precious graphic! I just love vintage bird images.♥ Thank you for sharing it… and for the Picmonkey instructions, too (I need all the photo editing help I can get!).: ) xoxo
Angie,
I know somewhere o your blog you have shared how to turn word things backwards so they will come out right when transferred to fabric. can you aim me towards that please?
Sorry for the bother, but I am dying to make my own sign and do not know how to do it.
thanks so much
blessings
barb