Blank Antique Cabinet Card Images

Every cabinet card that I have has a photograph attached to it. The one below does not. I actually was given a handful of 'brand new' antique cabinet cards sans photos. I love them!! I scanned one in just for you! 

Well, that got me thinking about more PNG frames so we can create our own cabinet cards.. so here you go! (and just one image being offered a day is lame.. it's so much fun to get more!)

I had also received a comment about the inverted images for Halloween I posted HERE that although she liked them spooked, she'd rather them the 'normal' way too.. all of the photos I used are from this blog and if you search HERE, HERE, and HERE you'll find them.

Carry on with your creativity!

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 Enjoy!!

xoxo~

Abbie

Mother's Day images for you..

"Children and mothers never truly part -

Bound in the beating of each other's heart."

~Charlotte Gray 

These were made from my own photographs.  The wonderful texture on the sides is from Shadowhouse Creations.

Feel free to print these out, makes cards, use them for scrapbook pages, add your own text, collage them, whatever you want! They print very nicely on photo paper.  Please don't reproduce them for resale or add them to an image CD, etc.

You know the drill.. left click on them to enlarge, right click on them to save to your computer. The image will be too large for the entire thing to show on your screen, but when you save it, the entire image will save.

Happy Creating!

 xoxo~

Abbie

A Small Thank You...

***I reloaded smaller resolution images, this post should load fine now!***

These card images are for you (below)!

If you click on the images below it will take you to a PDF file. Select in the top left corner to DOWNLOAD the file. Save it where you'll remember it!

Print them out on cardstock. (I chose to print at high quality)  Cut sheet in half, fold them in half. They fit perfectly in a standard invitation envelope (4 3/8" x 5 3/4".. you can find them at any office supply store.)

Write a lovely tidbit in them and send them to a friend! Or print out several copies, wrap them with some string and give them as a gift!

It is always a nice treat to get snail mail.   :) 

xoxo~

Abbie