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Download this zipped alphabet here.
Check out our Freebies Directory to find denim background paper.
To pick up an individual letter:
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Blue and yellow are such a cheerful combination. I hope this coming year (2024) you will take care of your happy. I hope you pause every now and then to think about what you would enjoy in that moment and I hope you can indulge yourself more all year long. If you’re always pushing yourself to make others happy, pause for you. Make you happy. Then you can, with a full soul and spirit, turn to help others with more power. The number on this kit preview is A-202, but this is really A-203. Floral Background.
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cornflower blue, yellow, floral background feathers watercolor pretty
Okay, yes. I’m actually enjoying Canva quite a bit. I’ve even been using it for work a little bit. I do pay the subscription price. Really, I consider it a guilty pleasure. If I were a for profit designer, Canva would be a huge game changer. Maybe when I grow up. I like the easy breezy make what I want when I want of Granny Enchanted right now. But I will have my eye on Canva. I chose it after watching videos comparing it to Midjourney. I’m sure Midjourney is great too. I just liked the functionality of Canva in the videos. Most little boys like ninjas, right? FB has filled my feed with ninjas lately. Get this, I’m learning Korean. It knows I’m learning Korean because it eavesdropped on a private learning Korean chat group of my friends. And somehow it made its way all around to ninjas. Not sure how it is bridging the gap to Japan. Probably because I liked the Korean travel stuff it popped up… then the China travel… then the tai chi… then the … ninjas. yeah, I could see how it got there, I guess. And, that’s how you have ninjas today. The skill, dedication, and grit it takes to succeed at martial arts are impressive. Wish I had ninja skills with my online privacy though. Alas, I guess many are in the exact same boat.
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NINJA LITTLE BOY DIGITAL SCRAPBOOK KIT IN BLACK AND RED WITH FIRE TRIM AND GRAFFITI ELEMENTS
Anyone in the mood for a Victorian hot mess? Somebody is going to make something lovely out of this. If you do, pop by the FB page and send me a message so I can share it with our followers. I love the blue and blush together. Victorian clipart elements are sure to pretty up your projects and these background pages will make you happy-sigh.
I had parts left over from the snowman digital scrapbook kit (A-205). I thought you might like to build a snowman? Why can I not say those words without thinking of the Frozen song? Sheesh. I’ve been totally brainwashed. Enjoy our snowman building kit. This Snowman clipart is sure to buy you some fun scrapping moments.
When children come in from a cold day of making snowmen, it’s essential to help them warm up quickly. Prevent discomfort and potential health issues by stabilizing their body temperature. Start by removing wet clothing and outer layers to prevent heat loss and discomfort. Encourage them to change into warm, dry clothes. Include thermal layers and cozy socks and slippers.
Next, offer them a warm beverage like hot chocolate or herbal tea to help raise their body temperature and soothe their chilly bodies. Additionally, wrap them in a soft blanket. If you can, encourage them to sit by a warm fireplace or heater to further enhance their comfort and warmth.
Snowmen are the good thing about winter. I’m sure there’s more good but I’m scanning my mind right now and I can’t think of any. I love the shabby watercolor style. These came out as beautifully as I hoped they would. Lots of snowman clipart for you.
Making a snowman is a classic winter activity enjoyed by many. The process begins by finding the right snow—a snow with the perfect moisture content for packing into snowballs. This “packing snow” should be moist enough to stick together but not too wet. Once the ideal snow is found, gather three large snowballs of different sizes, typically rolled by hand or using a snowball maker.
Stack the snowballs on top of each other, starting with the largest at the bottom and decreasing in size as you move up. This creates the body of the snowman. Next, decorate your snowman with traditional accessories like scarves, hats, and boots. Use sticks for arms, coal or small rocks for eyes and buttons, and a carrot for the nose. These additions give your snowman personality and charm.
Don’t forget to take plenty of pictures of your snowman before it melts away. Snowmen are fleeting creations, and capturing their joy and whimsy in photographs preserves the memories for years to come. So grab your camera or smartphone and snap away before your snowman bids farewell to the winter wonderland.
I saw these colors together on a tissue box once and fell in love. What a delightfully unlikely pair. I love it. This kit would be good for wedding pages and invitations, along with springtime pages. I love how wishy-washy and forgiving watercolor style is. The Victorian clipart is plenty to sweeten up your pages. Purple and teal look fantastic together.
There are so many elements that this one is taking two zipped files.
The Victorian era’s fascination with floral patterns and decorations stemmed from various cultural, social, and technological factors. Firstly, during the Victorian era, there was a revival of interest in nature and botany, leading to a heightened appreciation for floral motifs in art and design (Rackham, 1980). Additionally, advancements in printing technology, such as the development of the chromolithography technique, made it easier and more affordable to produce intricate floral patterns on textiles and other decorative items (Hunter, 1984).
Moreover, the Victorian era was characterized by strict social norms and etiquette, and the use of floral decorations was often associated with notions of femininity, refinement, and domesticity (Holliday, 1999). Floral prints and motifs were used extensively in fashion, interior décor, and household items, reflecting the prevailing tastes and values of the time (Ashelford, 1996).
Furthermore, the Victorian era witnessed the rise of the Arts and Crafts movement, which emphasized handmade craftsmanship and naturalistic design elements (Greenhalgh, 1986). This movement encouraged the use of floral motifs inspired by the natural world, further popularizing floral patterns in Victorian aesthetics.
Overall, the Victorian era’s penchant for floral prints and decorations can be attributed to a combination of factors, including a renewed interest in nature, advancements in printing technology, societal norms, and artistic movements.
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Discover the whimsical charm of our digital scrapbook kit featuring the beloved nursery rhyme characters. The Cow Jumped Over the Moon clipart digital scrapbook kit includes a cow sitting and another jumping over the moon. In pastel blue, peach, pink, green, and yellow hues, this kit brings a playful vibe. the 3D cartoon animation style will win over your little ones. With two adorable cloud background papers at 12×12″ 300dpi each, your creations will pop. Perfect for baby scrapbook pages, shower invitations, and art projects, this mini kit promises endless creativity and joy.
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The story of “The Cow Jumped Over the Moon” originates from the English nursery rhyme “Hey Diddle Diddle.” It’s believed to have been passed down orally for generations before being recorded in print. The first print record of “Hey Diddle Diddle” can be traced back to the late 18th century. It was published in a compilation titled “Tommy Thumb’s Pretty Song Book,” dated around 1744.
Telling children nursery rhymes has numerous benefits for their development. Firstly, nursery rhymes help children develop language skills by exposing them to rhythmic patterns, rhyming words, and vocabulary. These linguistic elements aid in phonemic awareness and literacy development (Wortham, 2008). Additionally, nursery rhymes often contain repetitive phrases, which reinforce memory and cognitive skills in young children (Mayo, 2004).
Moreover, nursery rhymes offer opportunities for social interaction and bonding between children and caregivers. Singing or reciting rhymes together fosters communication and strengthens relationships (Borgström, 2016). Furthermore, nursery rhymes contribute to cultural literacy by passing down traditional stories, values, and heritage from one generation to the next (Stewig & Jett-Simpson, 1992). They connect children to their cultural roots and create a sense of belonging.
Importantly, nursery rhymes stimulate creativity and imagination in children. The whimsical characters and fantastical scenarios encourage imaginative play and exploration (Mazzoni, 2017). Additionally, engaging with nursery rhymes promotes emotional development by allowing children to express feelings through music and rhythm (McCready, 2007). Overall, the rich oral tradition of nursery rhymes offers a holistic approach to early childhood education, encompassing language, social, cultural, cognitive, and emotional domains.
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Those pastel chalk flowers are so soft and fun. Pretty. I think they’d be lovely on invitations. Blue and yellow is such a delightful color combination.
Blue and yellow together, especially if they are not bold shades, feel calming to me. Color therapy suggests colors influence emotions and well-being. For instance, blue can evoke calmness and tranquility. Yellow is believed to evoke feelings of joy, optimism, and mental clarity. It’s associated with boosting mood and energy levels. Color theory suggests each color corresponds to different energies, affecting physical and mental health positively or negatively.
Color therapy, also called chromotherapy, dates back to ancient civilizations like Egypt and Greece. It’s documented in texts such as “De Medicina” by Aulus Cornelius Celsus. These cultures believed colors could heal the body and mind. (Source: “Color Therapy” by Stephen Arroyo). They used colored light, stones, and dyes to treat ailments. The practice continues today, with modern applications in alternative medicine and holistic healing.
These interpretations are based on the principles of chromotherapy, which have been studied and documented in various sources on color therapy.
Create vibrant boy scrapbook pages with Navy Star digital scrapbook kit. Featuring four 12×12″ 300 dpi background pages in watercolor star, cloud, and stripe prints. A playful boy clipart, running through a splash of water, adds charm. Navy blue, peach, and white colors contrast for bold, fun pages. Perfect for masculine digital scrapbook projects and décor with its lively watercolor art style. If you do use this kit to make a boy scrapbook page, contact us on Facebook. We’d love to share your creation with our followers.
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The earliest watercolor was found in ancient Egypt around 8,000 years ago. People used it to decorate tombs. The watercolor didn’t fade because it was mixed with natural substances like gum arabic, which helped it stick. Nowadays we don’t generally watercolor on stone walls, artists use watercolor paper, which is thick and textured, allowing water to stay on the surface. It’s often acid-free to prevent yellowing over time.
For watercolor painting, it’s best to use soft brushes made of natural hair or synthetic fibers. Round brushes are versatile. There are different types of watercolor paints, including student-grade and artist-grade. Artist-grade paints are usually more expensive due to higher pigment concentration and quality. Similarly, brushes vary in quality and price. Investing in higher quality watercolor equipment can yield better results and convenience for the artist, as they often offer better pigmentation, color mixing, and durability. However, the choice ultimately depends on the artist’s preferences and budget.