Lunagirl Vintage: New Stuff, Free Stuff, & Fun Stuff — birds

Here is a great easy way to add beautiful Lunagirl vintage birds to furniture for a custom, hand-painted shabby chic look! This is quick and easy, with my printable images, a little paint, and Mod Podge. A gorgeous custom-made look, and this would also be fun to do with chairs, beds headboards, and any other decorative wood items like plaques, garden signs, etc. And of course any of my other Victorian vintage images would work just as well -- Victorian Flowers or Butterflies would be particular lovely, don't you think? Click the link to go to the tutorial (you hardly need...

Do you create cards, altered art, mixed media, scrapbook layouts, jewelry, assemblage...? Visit my challenge blog LunagirlMoonbeams.com and join in my latest creative challenge!   The theme this time is Put A Bird On It.  Link up your work and you could win the random drawing for a $10 shopping credit at Lunagirl.com!      

I mentioned freebies, so here are some free vintage images that remind me of Autumn, for you to use in your personal crafts projects and mixed media art. These are two of my favorite antique Victorian style prints: a beautiful French botanical illustration of apples and a charming little brown barn owl with ivy! Both images are printable and perfect for Fall crafts, cards, scrapbooking, etc. Enjoy! If you happen to publish something you create with these, please remember to credit Lunagirl Images -- and if you want to use them commercially just email me!

In honor of spring, here are some charming songbird drawings free for your personal crafts/art projects! Just click to get the full-size images and save to your computer.

   Aren't these two charming? We purchased them from different sources, but they are obviously a matched set! Both can be found in our Easter Photos & Postcards collection on CD. It's not springtime yet, but the air is full of bird calls, daffodils are blooming, and the light feels different. I love February for that ~ it's still wintertime, but I can feel the wheel turning toward spring. At least here in the South :-)