Enhance your projects with our Leather Tag digital scrapbook kit, featuring 24 digital tags and 2 digi strings in a rustic copper and leather aesthetic. Complemented by a shabby wild west rusty neutral background, each element boasts an acrylic painting style. Perfect for crafting masculine scrapbook layouts or adorning gifts with a touch of vintage charm. These tags offer ample copy space for personal messages. Elevate your creations with the timeless appeal of leather-inspired accents.
Introducing the Steampunk Clipart Chibi kit: a digital scrapbook element pack with adorable chibi characters in sepia tones. Decked out in wild mechanical west style, they come with gadgets galore and steampunk junk to enhance your pages. With two shabby backgrounds included, this kit is a must-have for your basics folder, ready to be used on various projects. Expect copper, leather, and bodacious eyes throughout. Don’t miss the chance to meet this charming posse as they scatter into town!
This is from way way back in the day when I’d enter a scrapbook challenge. I was always sad when the color swatch was garish. Now that I’m old I realize nothing is too garish if there is white between it. In fact, white saves a whole lot of things. This is not my favorite but we will keep it up because somebody will be searching for it. Chicken wire clipart is more popular than it should be.
This element pack is not zipped.
The acquire an image: Right click to enlarge and then left click to “…Save Image As.”
Introducing our vibrant Phoenix Clipart Element Pack, featuring four stunningly colorful phoenix birds in a mesmerizing 3D animation style. Each bird flaunts a unique blend of teal, hot pink, purple, and yellow feathers, adding a burst of energy to your digital scrapbook projects. With a versatile burnt parchment background included, your pages will effortlessly come to life. Elevate your designs with the Phoenix Clipart, ideal for adding a touch of mystical charm to any creation.
The concept of phoenixes originates from ancient mythology. Origins are strong in Egyptian, Greek, and Roman traditions. In Egyptian mythology, the Bennu bird shares similarities with the phoenix. It is famous for symbolizing renewal and rebirth. The Greek phoenix, known for its ability to rise from its ashes, appears in various ancient texts. Such texts include Herodotus’ “Histories” and Ovid’s “Metamorphoses.” Similarly, the Roman poet Ovid describes the phoenix in his work. He highlights its mythical ability to regenerate. These mythological accounts have contributed to the enduring fascination with phoenixes throughout history.
Here are four modern movies that feature phoenix birds:
“Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix” (2007) – In the Harry Potter series, Fawkes is a phoenix belonging to Albus Dumbledore, known for its healing tears and fiery rebirth.
“X-Men: The Last Stand” (2006) – Jean Grey transforms into the Phoenix, a powerful and destructive entity with immense psychic and telekinetic abilities.
“Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald” (2018) – Although not explicitly featuring a phoenix, the character Dumbledore is associated with phoenix symbolism, particularly his connection with Fawkes.
“Maleficent: Mistress of Evil” (2019) – While not a central focus, the character of Maleficent is associated with bird imagery, including phoenix-like creatures that appear in the film’s fantastical world.
These movies showcase the enduring presence of phoenixes in contemporary popular culture.
I know we sometimes want to go back to the olden days. Sepia and browns can make anything nostalgic. I wonder if that would work on my old photos when I’m caught on camera lounging about with mussed hair and pj’s… yeah, probably not. Enjoy this vintage digital scrapbook family. Mom is long in the face but classy. I super love how the background paper turned out. A word about downloading… Don’t just download any ol’ digi scrap. Grab it from designers you trust. Who knows what they put in zipped files these days. I try to keep my files small enough that Google will safety scan them for you.
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.
I asked my ai friend what kinds of things you could do with this kit. Here’s what he came up with:
* Create whimsical winter-themed scrapbook pages featuring your digital clipart to preserve memories of snowy adventures.
* Design charming holiday greeting cards or invitations with the vintage woodland watercolor elements for a nostalgic touch.
* Craft adorable wall art by printing and framing compositions made from the kit’s clipart, adding warmth to your home décor.
* Make personalized gift tags or labels using the kit’s elements to add a special touch to presents for loved ones.
* Organize a fun art activity with children, allowing them to express their creativity by arranging the digital pieces in a Google Doc.
What to do with your frosty children when they’re done playing outside?
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.
Importing a super oldie! Wow. So sorry. This alphabet clipart is Not zipped.
My sister-in-law and I were pregnant at the same time with boys. Wow! Instant friend. They shared slobber, rattles, bugs, bruises, and now they share high fives and talk in a language I’m still trying to decipher. Here’s an alphabet created from my 70’s striped pants collection. I’m in love with it. It makes me think of Antique shopping with my father. Holly, from Holly’s Hobby’s photography, has encouraged me to have more boy designs. Whelp, here’s a start. The whole alphabet is available below.
To acquire an individual letter, left click to enlarge and right click to “Save image as…”
Did I tell you our frog jumped out of his cage through a tiny hole? I found him dead and dehydrated in the empty bathtub. The above PNG frog is in loving memory of Ol’ Cricket Breath.
