(click on these images to view full size) Here are several images from advertisements for beauty products, from a 1913 The Modern Priscilla magazine. I always like ads that showed what the packaging looked like. This pretty image looks like a woman primping in front of her mirror, but in fact, it was an advertisement for soap that prevented “blemishes”…pimples! I did some editing, to remove the pimple from her face!Here’s the original ad (with pimple!). I absolutely love this {Read More}
Antique Graphics Wednesday – 1900’s Beauty & Bath Products Advertisements
Antique Graphics Wednesday – Pretty Border and Embellishment
This pretty nature border was from the title page of “The Girl from Limberlost”, published by Grosset & Dunlap in 1909. (click on these images to view full size) Here is the page from the book. Here’s another pretty embellishment that came from the cover of some antique sheet music. Please let me know if you use any of the antique graphics I share on a project – I’d love to brag about you! Don’t forget to save them to {Read More}
Knick of Time Tuesday #83
Welcome back to Knick of Time Tuesday! There are only a few rules to this party, and I hate deleting links, so please take note: Here are some great features from last week’s party! Laurel @ Chipping with Charm built the coolest yardstick side table ever…with an old drawer! Rachel @ Maison de Pax created the most amazing Restoration Hardware knock-off map of old Paris for her living room – and explains how she did it! Debra @ Common Ground shared {Read More}
$50 Shabby Apple GIVEAWAY – Easy Entry!!!
Raise your hand if you’re ready to pack away all the long sleeve shirts and heavy sweaters and kiss winter goodbye? I know I am! Spring felt like it would never arrive this year.Well, the good folks at Shabby Apple contacted me and said one of my blog followers will get to spruce up their spring wardrobe with a $50 gift certificate to select something lovely.Shabby Apple has some of the lovliest Vintage Style Clothing on the market today and they carry a wide range {Read More}
Sonday – {Higher Ground} Antique Hymn Page Printable
I’ve always liked this old hymn, but it took on new meaning for my family, and especially our animals last week. Heavy rains brought flooding to our area. We woke up on Thursday morning discover that the little creek behind our property had overflowed, flooding our pasture…where our 2 horses were. For our larger Quarter Horse, it wasn’t too bad, but for our little miniature horse (seen in the distance), it was up to her belly in some places. Thankfully, {Read More}
Dictionary Pages Pennant Banners
Yesterday I promised that I’d share the printables for the DIY Dictionary Pages Pennant Banners I used to decorate my Wooden Mantel Backdrops. I always get excited when I find books that have that aged, darkened color that looks so pretty, but the drawback is the pages are usually very fragile and brittle, making it difficult to use them for craft projects. To solve that problem, I scan the images on very high resolution, then make copies of them, which {Read More}
Rustic Mantle Backdrops
Inspiration is rarely a problem for me. In fact, my problem is usually having too much inspiration and not knowing when to quit. That wasn’t the case last week. I started out with what I thought was a great idea. I have these wonderful antique tongue and groove boards that I always turn into coat racks, but I felt like doing something different with some of them. I thought I’d connect several together and turn them into barn door style {Read More}
Antique Graphics Wednesday – Earth Image
As Earth Day is next week, I thought I’d share this image of the earth, surrounded by some clouds. It was on the cover page of this 1911 Rand McNally atlas. Here’s the image with the background removed. Blessings, Angie View Verse of the Day Due to unethical websites stealing content, I can no longer provide a full RSS feed. I work too hard to produce original and inspiring content to have it stolen by others. Thank you for your {Read More}
Knick of Time Tuesday #82
Welcome back to Knick of Time Tuesday! There are only a few rules to this party, and I hate deleting links, so please take note: 1. Your post must be something that has to do with vintage style – NO food, NO blog tips, and NO giveaways, please. 2. You are WELCOME to link up items for sale, as long as they are vintage. 3. Include a link to Knick of Time IN your post. Only those who link {Read More}
Printable Greeting Tags with Antique Floral Images
A few weeks ago, I brought home a very small German book that appears to be from the early 1900’s. I believe it was a daily Bible devotional book. In this book were several beautiful little color pages with a floral motif and a scripture verse on each one. I’ve removed the German text from the images and turned them into printable tags that would look really pretty attached to a gift or a bouquet of flowers. I always save {Read More}










