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You may have seen these before, I originally posted these several years ago. Recently Pottery Barn came out with some fabulous canvas wall hangings, for Halloween, using these exact same Bone and Skull images! So, I've rescanned the images at a much higher resolution for you, and you can download the Printable PDF's for both, in case you would like to make your own. And if you would like a tutorial, stop by reader Mandi Tremayne's blog to get all the info on how to create amazing PB inspired Halloween wall hangings for your home, at a fraction of the cost.
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Fun, easy Halloween project. Thanks, Karen!
ReplyDeleteYay, more great Halloween stuff! THANKS
ReplyDeleteMine downloaded superquick! Thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the larger versions, Karen! I couldn't believe it when I got my PB catalog. I had to double check and sure enough, they were the same as your images. Thanks so much for all your wonderful graphics. The Halloween ones are really inspiring me.
ReplyDeletevery good post xoxo karem
ReplyDeleteThanks for your sweet comments!!
ReplyDeleteTwinklestamper, I'm so glad! I'm actually thinking now that it's my connection on my computer, I just realized pages on all sites, are loading super slow for me.
Brilliant, thank you Karen.
ReplyDeletegoogledocs says that the (bone)document in not available, but when you hit download the document downloads normally. It each case it did when I tried it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tip Marjanne!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link back, Karen! Again, you're awesome!
ReplyDeleteI saved the image as a .jpg and upload to winkflash.com, they print on unstretched canvas, and their canvas is 40% off until the end of September. Love the idea Karen had to print on paper but I wanted it to be more durable as the pricey PB one, to be used for many years. 18x24 canvas plus shipping was only $25, I'll ask my husband to make a wood frame when it gets in. Very excited, it's classy halloween decor! Thanks Karen for large res images, you're the best!
ReplyDeleteSaw it in the Pottery Barn catalog.
ReplyDeleteLove it!
Rosemary
Hi Rebecca,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tip about winkflash.com! That's sounds like a great deal!!
Karen,
ReplyDeleteI love the vintage medical illustrations! If you come across a liver ( or upper digestive system ) could you let me know? One of my blogs is about my experience with Liver Disease and I try to keep a little humor involved!
Thanks, love your work and use it a lot (always giving credit!)
Peace,
Jenny
Karen- This is terrific! I'm liking the whole "Instant Art" theme (category) very much; you have such great ideas. xxx Nancy
ReplyDeleteWondering how the winkflash turned out. Tried to order one, but resolution was too low. Thanks for the great images.
ReplyDeleteBrianna
Hi Brianna,
ReplyDeleteIf you click on the image itself, it is a low res image. You need to click on the link underneath it, for the High resolution PDF file. I hope that helps!
Hi Karen,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for all the wonderful graphics you take the time to scan and make perfect for all of us to download. I really appreciate it. :)
Hugs,
Jonni
Hi Karen,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing these. I am sorry to be any trouble but is there anyway you can repost the leg bones as a PDF file? I have tried to download it from Google Document but it is giving me an error code.
Thank you so much!
Jonni :)
Hi Jonni,
ReplyDeleteThanks for bringing my attention to this one! I guessed I really dropped the ball on it last year, and had no memory of it not working! Anyway, I've got it fixed now, so you can go ahead and download it!
Thanks Karen and you are a dear. No problem at all. Thanks again for all the wonderful things you post for us all. :)
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jonni