My challenge blog for Lunagirl Vintage Images, featuring fun creative challenges with prizes, projects, freebies, holiday and seasonal info, and more!
A place for mixed media artists, card makers, scrapbooking enthusiasts, fabric artists, creators of jewelry, altered art and crafts of all kinds.
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Would you like Lunagirl to sponsor a challenge on your blog? Email me at INFO@LUNAGIRL.COM. :-) I'll provide images for your DT!
Showing posts with label rabbit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rabbit. Show all posts
Thursday, April 17, 2014
For Last-Minute Easter Projects
Don't forget, my Lunagirl digital collage sheets come to you by instant download and are perfect for those last-minute projects! Cards, decorations, tags, you name it, just download, print and craft! I've put a bunch of my Easter and Springtime designs together here for your convenience ... bunnies, chicks, children, decorated crosses, angels, flowers, feathers, butterflies, eggs... Have a lovely weekend.
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Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Here Comes Peter Cottontail...
We have over 100 Easter bunnies in our vintage images collection. While I love the Easter angels and children and chicks, I have a special fondness for the bunnies! Like many holiday traditions, the Easter rabbit has its origins in pre-Christian times and was adapted to Christian celebrations. The rabbit or hare (like the egg) is an ancient symbol of rebirth and fertility, associated with the rebirth and renewal of plant life in the Spring.
The name Easter seems to have come from the ancient Germanic month of eostre, named for a goddess Eoster (similar to Ishtar and Aphrodite). In many countries the holiday is called Paques or Pask, from the Greek word for Passover -- our charming French postcards say Joyeuses Paques!
The Easter rabbit tradition began in Germany, where children filled their hats or bonnets with grass to create a special nest where the Easter rabbit might lay brightly colored eggs. Beautiful Easter baskets (still filled with grass) developed later, as did Victorian-era Easter greeting cards and postcards.
Did you know that RED and GREEN were the original traditional colors for Easter eggs? Red and green are the colors most commonly associated with Life and Renewal/Rebirth (which is why they are Christmas colors!) Our Easter pastels seem to be a later, Victorian custom inspired by the colors of spring flowers.
However you celebrate, have a blessed Easter weekend!
Check out the links below for more vintage Easter:
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Freebies! Some Alice Pages for You
It's time for some free images ~ here are some pages from Alice in Wonderland, featuring not only Alice but also cats (I featured dogs a few days ago ~ more kitties to come!)
These are nice LARGE images, so you can use them large for backgrounds and scrapbooks and cards, but remember that you can easily resize them as needed after saving them, if you want them smaller for your project.
Click each image for full size, them download/save them.
Click each image for full size, them download/save them.
Plus here is a picture of Mr. White Rabbit from the book cover. I tried to clean him up a bit, but he is fashionably shabby :)
Friday, May 23, 2008
Wood Nymph Collage Sheet ...

I love this set of pictures. Available today for instant download and print-it-yourself at Lunagirl's digital collage sheet shop.
More new digital collage sheets coming up...
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