It's Thursday... so that means it's request day here at TGF!
Here's what I found for you this week:
Here's what I found for you this week:
Lori was hoping for an old Almanac page. I really liked the texture and patina on this, circa 1880's ephemera piece, so I left it alone. If you don't care for it, you can always print it out and then trim up the edges!
This is another one for Lori... I swear I'm not playing favorites here! I always look for all of the requested images, but I can only find so many of them. This is one that I had... so she's getting it! Anyway, she wanted some baking tools, to illustrate her recipe cards, and I thought that might be something that a lot of folks could use, so I dug up this Wire Wisk image in an 1880's wire catalog.
Becca and Colby were wishing for teeth... or at least tooth related images I should say! I've been getting so many requests lately for tooth stuff! Anyway, these teeth come from a 1912 typography catalog.
And lastly, Katie was hoping for something Train related. This is also from the 1912 Type book.Well, that's all for this week. Do you have a request for an image? If so please leave it here in the comments section of my Request Day post, and then check back on Thursday to see if I found your requested image (Sorry but I can't fill every request, I usually pick a few each week). Each week I go back and check under my Thursday posts to find what your looking for, it's so much easier for me that way. I'm afraid I'm a very disorganized Fairy, so please, please please Do Not email requests to me, I most likely will loose it if you do. So sorry but I'm a complete mess when it comes to email! I'm afraid they're just aren't enough hours in the day to answer them all, and then I feel horribly guilty.
P.S. Don't forget to use the search page here on my blog, you might find that the image you want is already here
As usual great stuff. Since finding you I have started several projects using your images. One day I will post them. I have linked you to my new blog. Many thanks.
ReplyDeleteClock faces! Oh, so many things to do with them, and so little 'time'...
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! That set of teeth is awesome! If you find anymore I'd be happy to snatch them up! You're awesome!
ReplyDeleteSuch amazing finds! I love everything and I really really love that you do request Thursdays!!! And since I am one of your crazy dental/tooth loving followers---extra special thanks for the denture find---SOO cool!
ReplyDeleteOkay, I don't mean to be needy, but you did such a tremendous job with my farm wish... How about some clip art horses? I especially love the black and white images.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Karen!
ReplyDeleteLove your Laundry Day piece.
juno
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I love the old almanac page.
ReplyDeleteMicki
I tried using the search, and maybe I did something wrong, but I couldn't find any dahlia images.
ReplyDeleteI make jewelry and have so many ideas from all the awesome graphics you have, especially the simple black and white ones. So inspiring! Thanks!
I am looking for some celtic crosses this month.
ReplyDeleteI love, love, love the vintage children!
I love all things vintage and elegant. I recently made a "welcome" image with one of your chair cliparts for my blog. Now I'm looking for some chandelier images. I see you have a few, but can you get more?
ReplyDeleteThanks for being here for all of us! You make our projects more fun! :)
That's a great train image.
ReplyDeleteA while back you posted a picture of a hot air balloon. If you find more of those, or any blimp or dirigible images, please post them. Thanks!
Could you find some film camera graphics? Pretty please? :)
ReplyDeleteHi, just wanted to say thanks for sharing your images. I've just discovered your blog after 'googling' for vintage Paris images. A friend is going to Paris for her 40th birthday and I wanted to make her a card that was appropriate for the occassion. Your blog came up trumps! Thanks a lot.
ReplyDeleteI love your images! Thanks for so freely sharing them. I do have a request. Do you have any pictures of women having tea?
ReplyDeleteI love the almanac page!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the fun images. I love the train and will definitely use the whisk someday. Do you have any images of women playing cards or any types of games? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThat almanac page is great. I'm looking for old pictures of people playing musical instruments; prefer the cabinet card era or cowboys or cowgirls pre-1950, but others might work. Thanks so much!
ReplyDeletea BIG thank you for finding and sharing all this goodness with us! I look forward to coming to your blog every day for a delicious surprise :)
ReplyDeletehow about some....light bulbs :)
Hello, GF! I would LOVE to see an open umbrella (for a bridal shower) and also a marquee (I could layer my own text on...save the date cards) THANKS! my daughter is having a 40's glamour/hollywood theme wedding and is getting married in an old movie theater! :)
ReplyDeletevery good post xoxo karen
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ReplyDeleteA belated and BIG thank you for all of your hard work and, for all of your wonderful images! I particularly love you vintage French labels and wanted to know if you could post a few more?? I am not one to beg normally, but Please, Please, Please??
Thanks so much!
Love your site. Working on a few projects with your images. Would LOVE an image of a slice of pie or a whole one would work too.
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ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for these great Thursday images
ReplyDeleteYay! Thanks for the train!
ReplyDeleteLove your free images, Karen. I also appreciate the time it must take you to post them daily...I'm looking for head shots of vintage women...the head and neck part only...when you find the time. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteFarm pictures!!! Color!!!!! Barns, cows, chickens!
ReplyDeleteI loved it ! Thanks so much !
ReplyDeleteLove, love LOVE your blog!! WooHoo! I am inspired.
ReplyDeleteLooking for Toadstools or Mushrooms...
Thanks for all your hard work!
Roxanne
I would love it if you would post some library book plates and library cards (like the old ones in the back of the books they used to have to sign/stamp in order to check out books). Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see vintage toys...like wooden blocks. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI would really want a French bathroom design. Right now my bathroom is bare & I really want it to be french themed.
ReplyDeleteI really love all the graphics but I can not find the letters H & J of that cute victorian ABC booklet.... do you have them and if so could you post them with the rest? I really would like to have a complete set. Thanks for the wonderful images!!! :D Kathleen
ReplyDeleteI would love some color images of trains and vintage planes. I'm loving using some of the more frilly flowers and children's images for iron on transfer onesies for my daughter, but would love more "boy" transportation images for my son :) Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteI would love to have a stethoscope! thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi, I really enjoy reading your blog and would like to pass along The Lovely Blog Award.
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Cordially,
Bella Vida by Letty
Love your site. I am looking for old SOAP adverts - like the one with the children in for PEARS adverts. Much Appreciated. Sharon
ReplyDeleteLove your site. I am looking for old SOAP adverts - like the one with the children in for PEARS adverts. Much Appreciated. Sharon
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Karen for all you do. I would like to request 19th century Japanese receipt books.
ReplyDeletePatricia
Wow--you are so awesome! I just stumbled on your site while looking for vintage kitchen graphics (GREAT wire whisk; just what I was looking for!).
ReplyDeleteI'm also looking for some wording that is scrolly cursive handwriting, like a love letter, but is writing out recipes or kitchen sayings or something.