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Let us begin with the regular reminders:

To SAVE any image, click on it to view it full-sized, and then right-click to save it to your computer. Feel free to use these images any way you want – they are made groom public domain / no use restriction images or from my own word art of various sentiments. Attribution is NOT necessary, but would be nice. Sharing the link with your friends would be even nicer! Thanks! (If you want to follow me on Networked Blogs on Facebook, or on Twitter, or other social media, there are buttons in the right hand column.) Comments to let me know you like these or to suggest images / sentiments you want / need are most welcome. Oh, and links / emails etc. to show how you used these will help to inspire me to continue to create them!

And now, on to the images. First, we have a car that I found on Wikimedia Commons and didn’t actually have to do anything to make it work as a digi-stamp. So I can’t claim credit for it really:

This car has a definite 'retro' look - I thought someone might have some fun with it.

Next, a bit of a feminist for her era (she’s smoking!):

I can't remember where I got this graphic originally!

Next I have an illustration from a Victorian children’s magazine:

I thought this might make a nice card once colored!

This grapevine will also look good colored, I think:

This is from an early 1900s book on design and ornament.

From the same book, though I had to clean this one up a bit more:

This was given as an example of a stylized form.

And finally today, some children playing with a wagon, from a Victorian book:

Here they are with the original background of cottages.

Same children, but without the background. Though I kept the little doggy because I thought he was cute.

I’m sorry that is all I have for you today. I am running rather low on suitable digital stamps for this project. Some images I have would not exactly make interesting cards (though they might be good for ATCs and other mixed media projects) and some images would require too much editing to make good freebies. I will see what else I can find, though!

Peace,

Bekka

P.S.  I am going to remind everyone once again that I am offering these free digital stamps to encourage card making for the very worthy cause of Operation Write Home (OWH), which sends handmade cards to U.S. troops serving overseas so they can have something special with which to write home to loved ones (though you are free to use them any way you wish, of course!).

If you haven’t already done so, please check out their website and seriously consider donating a little of your time and at least a few cards to them. Every little bit is most appreciated!

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