Valentine ephemera

This is the motherload for printable vintage valentines (my personal favorites). They look especially good if you print them out on photo paper.View This Tutorial

These sweet little soaps wrapped in old newspaper make wonderful diy Valentine's Day gifts. Download free collage sheet & tutorial.

Today I'm sharing a Heart Layered Cards Tutorial. Using a digital download from Calico Collage I show how to put beautiful layered journal ca

Grab These Free Vintage Valentines Printables to add a Nostalgic Charm to Your Junk Journal or Art Journal Spreads. Made up of Vintage Valentine Cards, They are the Perfect Choice for Your Valentine Crafts and Cardmaking Supplies.

These amazingly cute printable Valentine’s Day Labels and stickers were designed and illustrated by Erin from InkTreePress and are free for your own personal use.

Free Vintage Valentine's Day Ephemera to Download and Print. Free Printable Junk Journal Resources.

A set of nine free printable 1920s and 1930s vintage Valentine's Day cards to make your own Valentines and for numerous holiday DIY projects!

Each of these sweet retro style Valentine's Day cards features a different vintage style illustration. There are 12 different cards included, 11 tpwit...

Hi creative friends, Today I am delighted to introduce a special treat exclusively for you... a free Love Whispers sampler! Whether you're a seasoned crafter who has already indulged in the Love Whispers kit on Etsy or a newcomer to the world of paper crafting, this sampler is a delightful bonus that captures the essence of the full kit, available in my Etsy store. For those of you who have already purchased the Love Whispers kit, consider this your extra dose of love! Inside this free…

I love anthropomorphic toys and images (vintage Mr. Potato Heads are one of my favorite things to collect). Every January, I start trolling the local antique shops and online dealers looking for vintage valentines, and I'm always especially excited to find an anthropomorphic one. I don't know why they appeal to me so much; maybe because they just look so friendly, like little friends in unexpected places. Here's a sampling from my collection, mostly dating to the 1950s.