Back in May, I shared some lovely music pages from a book, entitled, “Fifty Favorite Songs for Boys and Girls” (see original post here) and I have more Christmas music pages to share today. {CLICK ON IMAGES TO VIEW & PRINT FULL SIZE} Here’s just the image from that page. I love this page, which has the words in both English and German. Blessings, View Verse of the Day
Antique Graphics Wednesday – Antique Christmas Music Pages with Silhouettes
Antique Graphics Wednesday – It Came Upon the Midnight Clear
I sure hope you all aren’t getting tired of antique Christmas sheet music, because I am always thrilled when I find some and love sharing it here.I didn’t bother altering the color tone of this one, but you can do it easily at Picmonkey.. Blessings, Angie
Antique Graphics Wednesday – At the Fireside Sheet Music
What could be better in cold weather, than coming inside and snuggling up at the fireside, with a steaming cup of hot cocoa? When we lived in New Mexico, our home had 2 fireplaces that we loved, but sadly, our current home doesn’t have one…so I’ll just have to snuggle up on the couch and enjoy the Christmas tree lights instead. Regardless, I love this page of old sheet music. I’ve altered the color of this first image, because the {Read More}
Antique Graphics Wednesday – 2 Winter Sheet Music Pages
Here are 2 really pretty pages of antique sheet music with a winter theme. I hope you enjoy them both! {CLICK ON EACH IMAGE TO VIEW & PRINT FULL SIZE} Click here for more free printable Christmas music pages. Blessings, Angie
Evergreens and Pine Cones
Earlier this week I shared some pretty ways to display evergreens and pine cones, so today I have some wonderful pine cones images you can use for your winter projects. These images come from an antique Field Book of Natural History. Check more graphics by clicking on the tab “Antique Graphics and Photography Printables”, located at the top of this page, under my header. Blessings, Angie
Antique Farmhouse Seed Packet Prints
If there’s one thing cold weather and winter are good for, it’s planning next spring’s garden, right? I really do not have a green thumb, and although I love gardens…I don’t want to be the one to do the work in them. I recently purchased a bunch of antique French flower seed packet labels, not really knowing what I’d do with them, I just knew I liked them. When, I saw that Antique Farmhouse was selling a set of 9 Seed Packet Prints for $182, {Read More}
Antique Graphics Wednesday – Christmas Silhouette
This pretty silhouette was part of an advertisement for fine fragrances by the Roger & Gallet Company. I found it in a 1926 magazine. I think it would make pretty gift tags. Recently, I shared some chalkboard inspired gift tags and cards that I created and Megan @ Lilacs and Lavender created some really lovely versions of her own using my chalkboard background. Be sure to see them all. Blessings, Angie You Can Often Find Me at These Parties: Knick of {Read More}
Antique Graphics Wednesday – 5 Grocery Store Advertisements
I’ve shared with you in the past that my childhood dream was to own a general store, complete with with shelves of glass jars filled with candies, bolts of fabric, and bins filled with peanuts and potatoes. I wanted a squeaky screen door and floorboards that creaked when you walked on them. There had to be a porch with benches out front, so neighbors could sit and chat about the price of gas and complain about the weather. These 5 {Read More}
Chalkboard Christmas Cards & Tags {printables}
I’ve been in chalkboard mode for the last few weeks, and decided to create some paper versions of them, in the form of Christmas cards and gift tags. I haven’t perfected these yet, but I do have 2 cards and a set of gift tags ready as printables. The PDF file link is available below. For the tags, I punched a hole in the top and added a white, adhesive reinforcement label. It looks very retro with that added. {click {Read More}
Antique Graphics Wednesday – Clock Faces
I am a clock face junkie. I like sharing them here, so that’s my excuse for bringing home a ridiculous amount of them. The backgrounds have been removed from these images, so they can be layered over other images. Right-click, save and print the image below to print the clock on one letter-size sheet of paper. No, I didn’t scan this one crooked – that’s the angle this clock face is – don’t ask me why. More vintage clock face {Read More}











