Showing posts with label love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label love. Show all posts

Saturday, February 13, 2021

A very vintage valentine

Hello!

So nice of you to visit!

Posted on Pinterest by Tommer G

I thought I would share some great vintage Valentines with you today.


Posted on Pinterest by Chelsea Saint-Dreher

I have chosen ones that will be easy for you to print, cut out, and give to someone as a surprise! 

Posted on Pinterest by vintageholidays 


Here is one to give to your dog groomer.


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One for your UPS or FedEx driver-

Posted on Pinterest by Kate Miles


Or your bus driver-

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If you want, you can mount the vintage Valentine to a single sheet of cardstock, or even construction paper.

For a bit more fancy presentation, get out your glitter glue (the best I have found is Ranger’s Stickles glitter glue).


Unknown vintage, marked 1907


Gather your metallic pens, bits of ribbon and random buttons - they can all really dress up your Valentine with no cost and very little time. 

For your mail-person:

Uploaded to Pinterest by Judy Turlay

This one could be for your mail person, or anyone really.


Pinterest, posted by Happiness-Angee at Postcrossing, flickr 

For a group of people, you can make several Valentines with a similar theme, like these-


Posted on Pinterest by valart2008

Posted on Pinterest by lovdolls 


Pinterest by Sienna42


Unknown vintage

Next I have some vintage Valentines that would be perfect for different service people that help you.
Why not give one and make someone’s day better!

Uploaded to Pinterest by Jana Hallford


Posted on Pinterest by the State Historical Society of North Dakota


Vintage Valentine from the 1940’s


Posted on Pinterest by Zazzle

Posted by Zazzle

Well, that should get you started!

I have some Valentines to go put together now...

‘Til next time,
inkspired

Tuesday, February 11, 2014

vintage Valentine Song Sheets

publication date 1917

Happy Valentine's Day

vintage Song Sheet graphics
to make your own Valentines -

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Have fun!

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Wednesday, August 24, 2011

Random Ramblings with Vintage Song Sheet Art

Hi!
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Yep, I'm definitely having a rambling sort of day.
I realized that when I looked at the clock and realized I had been sitting here and hadn't really done much of anything.
For an hour.
Edited a few pictures.
Found a web site that has "Peace" in many different languages,
and realized that every time I was typing p-e-a-c-e,
I instead was typing
p-e-a-s-e.
Warning light! Warning light! Warning light!

Then realized that the site had down for 'peace' in
"Perce - 'eyewi nez
ummmm....,
I'm pretty sure that is supposed to be
"Nez Perce - 'eyewi"
I may be wrong on this, but I sure don't think so.
So.....

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Today I will be sharing some charming vintage songsheet covers.
These are from the Indiana School of Music.
You can find the website to the right.
They have mucho song sheets!

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Since apparently my brain and my fingers are having problems
communicating today, I'll try to keep the ramblings to a minimum!

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I am trying to stick to a loose theme of love
infatuation
and the plus and minus aspects of that.

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I hope you have enjoyed my little story,
told in vintage song sheet covers and songs.
Time to go do laundry,
let the dog out,
let the dog in,
pick up the living room,
oh
and I'm in to the new Michael Jeck's book
"The Bishop Must Die",
and it's getting really interesting.
let the dog out,
let the dog in,
I need to mount some scherensnitte I've been doing,
and frame some of my Collage Art Dolls,
and I need to list some of them on my etsy shop -
and then there's the e-mails I've been ignoring for a few days -
let the dog out,
let the dog in.
I need to call Shelly back, and see how Marge is.
I need to call Dani about the super play she directed last weekend,
and that I'll be coming back and bringing a friend.
Glenda just called, so we're fine for a few days.
Who am I forgetting?
let the dog out,
let the dog in.
Cathy, Irene and Adele of course.

sigh.

think I'll go eat a doughnut.....

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:0)

inkspired