1909 Romantic Notecards – Sheet No 3 of 3

If you have not already, I highly recommend reading the 1909 little booklet "The Yea and Ney of Correspondence Etiquette"! It offers a neat peak into the Edwardian era of correspondence, and some pointers are valid even today! I redesigned the beautiful pages into notecards, and share my third sheet with you today: Use the 12…

1909 Romantic Notecards – Sheet No 2 of 3

Here is second sheet of Romantic Notecards, redesigned from pages of the 1909 little booklet, "The Yea and Ney of Correspondence Etiquette": Use the Romantic Notecards for a thank you note, hand written invitations, recipe cards, or even as labels for big boxes!  Find your high quality copy of Sheet No 2 in the download folder, free…

1909 Romantic Notecards – Sheet No 1 of 3

When I came across the 1909 little booklet, "The Yea and Ney of Correspondence Etiquette", I just new I had to redesign the beautiful pages into Romantic Notecards: Use the Romantic Notecards for a thank you note, hand written invitations, recipe cards, or even as labels for big boxes! Find your high quality copy of Sheet…

Reader Projects 2014

On this second last day of the year, I would like to share what some of my readers have created, using printables or inspiration from Wings of Whimsy! I know I said at the beginning of the year that I'd make Reader Features more regular, but I did not manage to follow up on that…

Vintage Love Song Borders or Tape

Did you miss me lately? I have not been away from crafting, but I have had to choose easy projects... Lets see, I have crocheted an Olympic hat for my youngest, made some darling ornaments with some scraps and my new edge-punches, crafted a wire crown and started crafting my first feather tree (made the…

1909 Cherub Heart Garland

I've chosen a single Cherub postcard from my albums to send you all a greeting on this very special day: HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY! These files are free for your personal use and enjoyment. Go to the download folder below to grab your high quality copies 🙂 The observant reader may notice that I already used…

1910-1911 RPP Valentine Cupids – PART 2 – free printables

I've got my Valentine Chandelier Decor up, just like I planned with the collage images from yesterday: Isn't it a darling decoration? It only took me about 15 minutes to make... because I just got a Martha Steward Heart Punch, that punched those little doily hearts for me in 5 minutes... 🙂 I sandwiched the…

1910-1912 RPP Valentine Cupids – PART 1 – free printables

I wasn't quite satisfied with my Valentine decorations, so I had to make one more, I'll get a picture for you tomorrow 😉 I used some wonderful hand colored Real Picture Postcards (RPP) from the Tuck DB site. I gathered them into ready printable collage sheets, for convenience. Here is the first part of the…

Love Letters From Cupid – Last Minute DIY

For a fun and super easy last minute Valentine Garland I chose to use my outmost favorite Valentine Heart ever, the one I'm using for my signature tag: All you need for this Valentine craft is my printables, a pair of scissors, Bakers Twine to string it up, and about 10 minutes to craft the…

Vintage Valentine’s Hearts – DAY 6

The Vintage Valentine Hearts ornaments are super versatile 🙂 You can use single ornaments with little Valentine gifts or as tags. Make a few and string them up as a garland, or hang them anywhere around the house! I ended up using mine to decorate my Media Center: Now I can watch the Olympic figure…