DIY Family Names Framed Print This family names framed print makes a great Christmas or Mother’s Day gift and is so easy and inexpensive to make. I was inspired by some similar ones I saw on Pinterest, and wanted to come up with my own variation of it. I always feel a little bit justified for the time I spend on Pinterest, when I actually *make* something I pinned on one of my boards! To create this, you’ll need a frame, card stock paper, {Read More}
Antique Christmas Tree Printable Image
I just stumbled upon this adorable image from the remnants of an early 1900’s reader. I love the inclusion of the American flag as ornaments and as the tree topper. Here’s the image with the background removed, so it can be layered over other images. 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 {Read More}
Antique Graphics Wednesday – Antique Christmas Music Pages with Silhouettes
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
Frosty’s Friends – Sock Christmas People
I like decorations that you can leave up all winter and these sock snow people are a fun, easy project you can make in about 20 minutes, and you can personalize them to match the members in your family. The only things you need to make them are: a long sock rice buttons orange Sculpey clay hot glue gun Sharpie marker thick string or yarn tiny sticks Optional: flannel scraps for a scarf an apron for a mother snow person {Read More}
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}
Primitive Christmas Stockings & Evil Elves
I think we have evil elves living in our attic, who are Christmas decoration thieves. Every year, our family somehow has the knack for losing Christmas decorations. Seriously, how do you lose Christmas decorations? I mean, I pack them all up at the same time, and logic would dictate that I put them all in the same place – it’s not like we live in a mansion. But it’s the same story every year – things are missing. This year we {Read More}
Patriotic Repurposed Playing Cards Banners
Yes, I’m well aware it’s December and not July, and no, I have not done even an ounce of Christmas decorating yet. So, why am I sharing this red, white and blue, 4th of July-looking photo with you? I bought a box full of old playing cards and the pretty reds and blues were begging to become a July 4th banners. I knew I’d forget I had the cards by the time July rolls around, so you gotta create while 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











