Free Five Friday

This times are certainly crazy right now, with this worldwide virus slowing everything down to a snail's pace. I will be glad when things begin to return to normal, but without the rat race, hopefully. In the meantime, I am curating images to share with creators out there like myself whose funds are allocated to needful things like food, water and electricity. Happy crafting!

  For the past week or so, I have been curated images from The American Garden Monthly Illustrated Journal of Horticulture, which was published from approximately 1881 to 1891. These illustrations are so beautiful! So here is a gooseberry and blackberry to use in your digital and printed paper projects! Enjoy!

So earlier this week I went into the local Goodwill on their last day open til ?whenever? and found a well used vintage suitcase that would perfect as a photo prop. I have to make a new handle, which I will hopefully do this weekend. But, sitting next to my dress form with the burgundy lace dress, vintage flapper hat and hatboxes, it looked a little bare. So, I delved into my 60,000+ public domain repository I have been building for the last 3 years, and found some great images to use as travel labels and spruce it up a little. I have decided to share those curated labels with all you crafters out there who scour the internet looking for quality vintage images.  ~This post marks the first edition of sharing five free images every Friday. This post has a few extras!~ Please subscribe to get free, public domain image files in your inbox every Friday. ~~~