Beverage stations are very popular right now, and I’ve always received a lot of sweet comments about the coffee station we have set up on our antique cook stove in our kitchen, so I decided to create some printable signs that have a retro look – as if they came from a 1950’s diner. Just print them, plop them in a frame, and hang them! You could also decoupage them onto wood as well.
Antique High School Poster Ephemera
February 10, 2015 by 5 Comments
A few weeks ago, one of my very sweet readers named Maggie, contacted me and said she wanted to send me a packet of antique ephemera. They bought an old dresser with an attached mirror, and when they removed the mirror to transport it, they discovered this stash of ephemera used as a “cushion” between the mirror and the mirror back board. One of the items found there was this really neat poster from 1915 announcing a high school and {Read More}
Vintage Coffee Advertising Trade Card
February 7, 2015 by 3 Comments
Today, I have a wonderful image from an 1800’s advertising trade card for Lion Coffee. It’s a collectible trade card that was included in the coffee packages. I think this would be perfect printed as a sign to hang above a coffee station, or used as a label to add to a storage tin. Here’s the reversed image, which can be used for transfer projects, as well. Enjoy and be sure to let me know if you use this image on one {Read More}
Antique Advertisement Image – Brown’s French Dressing
February 5, 2015 by 12 Comments
This antique advertisement printable for Brown’s Fresh Dressing, came from an early 1900’s magazine. I think it would look wonderful added to a tin can or box, or used as an image transfer for a furniture project. {CLICK ON IMAGE TO ENLARGE AND SAVE} Here’s the reverse image that can be used for transfers. Enjoy! You’ll find more free antique advertisement printables HERE.
Valentine’s Day and Baby Shower Fancy Vintage Frame Printables
January 31, 2015 by Leave a Comment
These two fancy vintage frame images came from vintage playing cards. I removed the original design inside the cards, so you can add your own images or words inside the frames. I’ve created some Valentine and baby shower printables with these frames for you below.
Vintage Photo Mat Frame Printable
January 30, 2015 by 20 Comments
Last week, my buddy Betsy from My Salvaged Treasures (one of my Vintage Inspiration Party co-hosts), shared a photo on her Facebook page, showing how she uses vintage photos in mats to display the gorgeous jewelry that she makes and sells. When I spotted the frame with the gal in the fur stole, I asked Betsy if she would scan that photo and mat and send it to me, so I could share it with you all as a printable, {Read More}
Royal Baking Powder Advertisement Printable
January 24, 2015 by 8 Comments
Here is a wonderful antique advertisement printable for Royal Baking Powder. It came from a magazine from the 1920’s. This would make a fun image to print and use on a label on jars or cans for kitchen decor. You can find more antique kitchen advertisement printables HERE. CLICK HERE TO SEE MORE ANTIQUE ADVERTISEMENTS
Clock Printables – Reader Featured Projects
January 20, 2015 by 2 Comments
I don’t mention it often enough, but I have a special page, called, “Reader Featured Projects“, where you can share projects you’ve created using graphics from Knick of Time. There were some really lovely clock printables images that were added recently, by Wings of Wimsy. She created them using my chippy clock image (found here). There are two sets of each image below, which can be added to a cd, or printed as small tags, and has them available as free {Read More}
Antique Printable Sheet Music for Valentine’s Day
January 15, 2015 by 18 Comments
I have a few lovely pages of antique sheet music to share with you today, that I think would be perfect for Valentine’s Day projects. Feel free to PIN them now, and print them later! Click HERE for more antique printable sheet music pages.
Free Printable Antique Jello Advertisement
January 13, 2015 by 5 Comments
Isn’t this antique jello advertisement adorable? It came from an early 1920’s magazine in my collection. I think it would look wonderful framed as a kitchen wall print. {CLICK ON IMAGE TO VIEW AND SAVE AT ORIGINAL SIZE} It think this would also make a nice iron-on transfer image, so here is the reverse version of it. Click HERE for more free printable antique advertisements.
