Showing posts with label Freebie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Freebie. Show all posts

Monday, July 2, 2012

Independence Day


Wednesday we celebrate our birthday; the day we declared
freedom from British rule.
This is a large desktop and can be downloaded
to your computer by clicking on the image.

The Declaration of Independence is a wonderful document;
if you've never read it this would be a perfect time to do so.

As you celebrate our birthday this week remember the
founding fathers who gave us the freedoms we have today.
Happy Birthday America!
Jan


Friday, September 23, 2011

Bodie Light


Bodie Island Lighthouse is only one of the many lighthouses that do the North Carolina coast.
It's one of my favorites because it's the first lighthouse on the way to Hatteras Island
where we vacationed and lived over a thirty year span.
We still live close enough that we can visit for old times sake.
Click on the image to download the desktop to your computer.
I hope you enjoy the images of Bodie Light as much as I.
Jan

Saturday, February 12, 2011

Valentine Scraps

I've done a mini scrap kit for Valentine's Day, perfect for digi-scrap pages, tags and cards.
I've chosen red and pink for the colors with three 800x800 papers in each color
and three coordinating elements in each color.
You can download the kit here
I hope you enjoy the kit as much as I enjoyed making it.
Happy Valentine's Day!
Jan

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Think Pink Mini Scraps

Being in the Think Pink mode I decided to make a few papers and flowers.
Papers are 800x800; flowers are .png files. They can be downloaded here
Use as scrap pages and elements or for a tag.
Enjoy
Jan

Sunday, June 13, 2010

Flag Day

Flag Day-click to enlargeJune 14 is Flag Day in America, a day to commemorate the adoption of the US
flag by the Second Continental Congress in 1777.
The building is the bell tower of Independence Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where the
Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution were adopted and the
place where the Second Continental Congress met from 1775 through 1783.
The bell tower was the original home of the Liberty Bell seen above,
described as an icon of liberty and justice.
This is a large size desktop which should fit on most computers.
Remember the American Flag tomorrow.
Jan

Saturday, June 5, 2010

Bobwhite

Bobwhite-click to enlarge Our theme for this month is "Birds" and I decided to do a desktop to honor the Bobwhite Quail
that I hear every morning when I sit at my computer.
We hear their "bob-white, bob-bob-white" whistle all summer.
Bobwhite are very elusive ground birds but I've had the pleasure of seeing them
a couple of times foraging in the brush near our house.
The image I used is a public domain sketch with some changes.
This is a large size desktop that you can save by clicking on the image;
if you need a standard size you can download that here
Enjoy!
Jan

Saturday, May 29, 2010

Memorial Day

Memorial Day originally called Decoration Day and celebrated on May 30.
It's a day to remember all heros who gave their lives serving our country
and fighting for our freedoms.
This is a large desktop that you can save by clicking on the image;
if you need a standard size you will find that here
Please take time this weekend to honor all our fallen heros.
Jan

Monday, May 24, 2010

Southern Magnolia

Southern Magnolia-click to enlarge The Southern Magnolia trees are blooming where I live; they are absolutely majestic trees
all by themselves but when in bloom are especially beautiful.
The Magnolia bloom is one of my favorites but unfortunately,
they don't last very long once cut and placed in water.
I've chosen the blossom for my "trees" desktop rather than the entire tree.
This was my father's favorite tree and for that reason is very special to me.
This is a large size desktop and can be saved by clicking on the image;
if you need a standard size you can find that here
I hope you enjoy the beauty of the Magnolia as much as I.
Jan

Sunday, May 2, 2010

Angel Oak

The theme this month is trees and I've chosen the Angel Oak in
South Carolina for a desktop; you can read about this magnificent tree Here
I have visited this tree several times and it is absolutely awesome.
The picture is in the public domain; the background is a photo I took on one of my visits.
This is a large size desktop that you can save to your computer by clicking on the image;
if you need a standard size desktop you'll find that here
Enjoy!
Jan

Monday, November 2, 2009

Covered bridge

I have been fascinated by covered bridges for decades and my home state of
Pennsylvania had more than it's fair share.
I used to take day trips just to view the bridges near where I lived.
This is a picture of Stonestown Covered Bridge in Pennsylvania;
the background is a tiled image of the interior of the bridge.
This is a large size image which you can save to your computer by clicking on it;
if you need a standard size you can find that here
Enjoy!
Jan