The Old Glory Company is home to so many wonderful new-old/old-new things! You'll find dozens of 'e-patterns' (meaning no waiting for shipping!) and the crafty directions and images are emailed directly to you so you can start creating now. (I am an immediate gratification type lady).   

When you stop by, please be sure to say "hi!' to Cassie and tell her Abbie sent you. She is helping keep The Vintage Moth afloat.

Oh! These Witch Spell Bottles are just perfect for Halloween!! With the e-patterns being emailed to you within 24 hours you can have some brew made up just in time for the holiday of spooks!  With each pattern you get images! Fabulous images!! Something we all love or we wouldn't be here. you can check out Cassie's website anytime, just follow the links in this post or click on her widget on the sidebar.

Pamela Huntington has your images for you today. Her blog is delightful and filled with creative inspirations.  Just incase you are wondering 'What on God's Earth do I do with all these images?!'

Thank you!

xoxo~

Abbie

Update on Sunday, October 25, 2009 at 8:47AM by Abigail Mooney

I had forgotten to mention that the images in this post are the property of The Old Glory Company and may not be reproduced. Thank you!

If you look closely, the essay on the second page is titled 'Black Spiders'. I thought that was fitting for the upcoming holiday of spook.

xoxo~
Abbie

I scanned in some more dictionary pages for you.. the Halloween page spread is so much fun! Words like 'harum-scarum' and 'happy'. I also rescanned the letter, sans the ephemera. I thought perhaps you might like to use it as a background without my 'stuff' on top.

Enjoy!
xoxo~
Abbie

I am inviting you to please stop by my blog, Down Abbie's Road for some Halloween fun and a chance to win a gorgeous Victorian paper doll set! Here are some goodies for you in the spirit of the season, just a bit of fun!

(the three images above are from the Oct '07 Martha Stewart Living)

If you would like the images 'normal' just click on the 'photographs' label below and they will pop up for you.

Happy Haunting!

xoxo~

Abbie

An illustration from the 1864 manuscript of 'Alice's Adventures Under Ground' (the very first Alice book).

Agnes Grace Weld, taken 1857. I LOVE this photo.

Mary Millais, 1865.

I used these images in some art for Kathryn's Soul Journal Blog Party. A most fabulously, fun spooky time. Please come and visit my blog HERE to see how I interpreted them. Lewis Carroll was a fantastic dreamer and whimsy maker but I don't think I would have left him alone with my children.