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Showing posts with label Digital Ephemera. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Digital Ephemera. Show all posts

Monday, July 27, 2015

FREE Daily Planner Page

Hello My Lovelies!

I have been looking high and low (online) for some free daily planner pages that fit my needs and my Websters Pages planner.  The pages for my little planner are 3.75" x 6.75" and all I can seem to find are the 1/2 letter size.  That's ok because I'm going to use that size of planner next year...but what about this year!?!?

I was using this page, and it's really cute, but it just doesn't 
have the components that I need - namely a larger notes section

I decided to just create my own using my My Memories Digital Scrapbooking program.  I love this program because you can LITERALLY use it to design any kind of project from scrapbooking layouts to cards to Facebook cover photos to website banners to calendars to planner pages and more!

You can customize the size of your project to suit your needs.  You can download lots and lots of free design kits from the MyMemories website, plus they have more design kits starting at only $0.99.  These design kits include all sorts of fun photo realistic embellishments like ribbons, buttons, flowers, roses, etc.  There are also numerous backgrounds, shapes, imprints, and word art.

So here is what I came up with:
(Right click to save the image to your computer)

I wanted a daily page that helped me keep track of how much water I was drinking, my mood, the weather, remember the funny things my daughter says, and have room to make a to do list and/or to write a blurb about how my day went.  It also helps me stay on track with eating well, exercise, and taking my vitamins.

Here is another version of the page for those of you that want to 
decorate the page yourselves with stickers and doodles 
and what not.
(Right click to save the image to your computer)
This is a free Websters Pages daily planner page, and this also works with Filofax or KikiK.


I hope you find it useful too! <3

BTW - if you want to purchase the MyMemories Digital Scrapbooking program use code my code STMMMS67824 at checkout.
Thank you!

Love,
Myria

Friday, June 5, 2015

Favorite Photo Deco App

Hello cuties!

In one of my previous posts I raved about the Snapeee Photo Deco App.  It's like Instagram except includes tons of stickers, text, frames, effects, etc.  I still really like this app however I recently discovered one that I like EVEN BETTER!

It is called Cameran Collage and it is available on both the Android and Apple markets.

I like it because unlike the other photo deco apps that I've used, (Snapeee, Picute, Animal Face) it doesn't have ANY in-app purchase requirements to get the cool deco packs.  I believe that this is because this app is sponsored/produced by Japan's major fashion magazines and brands ("nonno","MORE", "BLENDA","LEE", "L'OCCITANE","MERCURYDUO", "deicy", "Afternoon Tea LIVING", "Mark's masté", "X-girl", "Cocoonist") so it is just free advertising for them.

When you open the app you will see this page.  
Tap on the Present icon on the bottom left to add deco packs

Once you're done adding sticker packs then scroll through the design themes and tap on the one that you want to use.  
There are pre-designed templates...

...or you can start from scratch.

Another thing that I really like about this app is that you can add photos from the albums on your phone, or you can add from other apps like Dropbox, Facebook, or search google for images!

When you're done with your design you just tap the Next icon on the upper right conner of the screen.  It will take you to this screen where you can save and share your photo to Facebook and Twitter with a comment, or you can share to Instagram, email, LINE, or other apps on your phone.

Here are some photos that I've decorated



I can't wait to print these out and put them in frames!  
I'm also very excited about printing some of these on my Polaroid ZIP so I can put photos in my planner.

Thanks for reading!
Love,
Myria

Wednesday, June 3, 2015

Product Review - Polaroid ZIP PhotoPrinter

Hidey-Ho!

I hope you've been enjoying my blogger series on planners.  In today's post I'm going to rave about the Polaroid ZIP PhotoPrinter.

I purchased the ZIP Printer for $129.99 and a 50-sheet paper pack for $24.99 on Amazon.  It is cheaper than the latest models of the LG POGO and Polaroid POGO printers, and the ratings are higher.  The paper runs about an average $0.49 per sheet.  More expensive than the Cannon Selphy but the Polaroid ZIP is INKLESS!  Yay!

You just pop the paper in and print.  Easy.

Inside the box I found 10 sheets of paper, the printer, instruction manual, and USB charger.
The paper is 2" x 3", perfect for a personal size planner.   The printer is about as big as a cell phone.

It also gives you instructions to install the Polaroid ZIP app in the Apple or Android app stores.
Here is a screen shot of the Android App's user interface.  Under the Edit Print option you can add frames and stickers to you photo.  Under Secret View you can add QR code to your images.  And under Name Card you can print little business cards on the fly.


And here is how I have been using my little photos.  I journaled about how my daughter wanted to pretend to be a puppy and play fetch with the stick from the ribbon section of my craft caddy.

These I took on Memorial Day from our relaxing morning together and from the park.

I am looking forward to snapping more photos!

Thank you for reading!
Love,
Myria

Saturday, February 1, 2014

Valentine Printables!!

From A Fanciful Twist

A Fanciful Twist Valentines 4
Hello readers, 

I got these Valentine's day downloads from A Fanciful Twist blog back in 2012 and I thought I would share them once again.  I just love her artwork!
A Fanciful Twist Valentines 1
A Fanciful Twist Valentines 2
There are 4 new styles on one sheet, which looks like this when printed...
A Fanciful Twist 2012 Valentines Blog size

Cut out each image, and voila...
Free Valentine's for you!

I so hope you like them.

Original Article: http://afancifultwist.typepad.com/a_fanciful_twist/2012/01/2012-valentine-printables.html

Saturday, August 3, 2013

Random Historical Tidbits and Antique Ephemera

These are rather interesting.  Thought you might enjoy them.

Miss America 1924



Helen Keller Meeting Charlie Chaplin


Leather gloves worn by Lincoln to Ford's Theater on the night of his assassination. Blood stains are visible at the cuffs.


Phoebe Mozee (aka: Annie Oakley). Famed for her marksmanship by 12 years old, she once shot the ashes off of Kaiser Wihelm II's cigarette at his invitation. When she outshot famed exhibition marksman Frank Butler, he fell in love with her and they married. They remained married the rest of their lives.


Very Young Lucy Lucille Ball circa 1930


Two Victorian sideshow performers boxing - the fat man and the thin man.


Prison Garb 1924. Belva Annan murderess whose trial records became the musical " Chicago ."


Maud Allen: Seductive US dancing girl who was sued for being too lewd, outed as a lesbian, and fled London after being branded a German spy who was sleeping with the prime minister's wife.


John Fitzgerald Kennedy


Caroline Otero, courtesan, the most sought after woman in all of Europe . She associated herself with the likes of Prince Albert I of Monaco, King Edward VII of the United Kingdom, Kings of Serbia, and Kings of Spain as well as Russian Grand Dukes Peter and Nicholas, the Duke of Westminster and writer Gabriele DAnnunzio. Six men reportedly committed suicide after their love affairs with Otero ended. Two men fought a duel over her. She was famed for her voluptuous breasts.


Filming the MGM Logo


Mae Questel ca. 1930s, the voice of Betty Boop and Olive Oyl, Minnie Mouse, Felix the Cat (for three shorts by the Van Beuren Studios), Little Lulu, Little Audrey and Casper, the Friendly Ghost


Bea Arthur (ne Bernice Frankel) (1922-2009) SSgt. USMC 1943-45 WW II. Enlisted and assigned as typist at Marine HQ in Wash DC, then air stations in VA and NC. Best remembered for her title role in the TV series Maude and as Dorothy in "Golden Girls".


In 1911, Bobby Leach survived a plunge over Niagara Falls in a steel barrel. Fourteen years later, in New Zealand , he slipped on an orange peel and died.


Three days before his 19th birthday, George H.W. Bush became the youngest aviator in the US Navy.


Market Street, San Francisco after the earthquake, 1906.


Zelda Boden, circus performer, ca. 1910.


Geraldine Doyle, who was the inspiration behind the famous Rosie the Riveter poster.


Vintage Baked Potato Cart. A legitimate fast food lunch option back in the day.


Cyclists ride in the first running of the Tour de France, in 1903.


Sergeant Stubby (1916 or 1917 April 4, 1926), was the most decorated war dog of World War I and the only dog to be promoted to sergeant through combat. America 's first war dog, Stubby, served 18 months 'over there' and participated in seventeen battles on the Western Front. He saved his regiment from surprise mustard gas attacks, found and comforted the wounded, and even once caught a German spy by the seat of his pants (holding him there til American Soldiers found him).


Nightwitches - Female Russian bombers who bombed Germany during WW2. They had old, noisy planes & the engines used to conk out halfway through their missions, so they had to climb out on the wings mid-flight to restart the props. To stop Germans from hearing them & starting up the anti aircraft guns, theyd climb to a certain height, coast down to German positions, drop their bombs, restart their engines in midair & get the hell out of dodge. Their leader flew 200+ missions & was never captured.


Marilyn Monroe meets Queen Elizabeth II, London , 1956 Both women are 30 years old.


Chief Petty Officer Graham Jackson plays Going Home as FDRs body is borne past in Warm Springs , GA , where the President was scheduled to attend a barbecue on the day he died. April, 1945.



Tuesday, July 16, 2013

Free Vintage Images ~ Lullaby Sheet Music

The Old Design Shop Vintage Image Treasury

Here are three aged and shabby pages of sheet music for a Lullaby by Margaret Tuggle. This Lullaby was published in the April 1895 issue of The Delineator magazine.
Click on images to enlarge.
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lullaby sheet music, vintage lullaby, margaret tuggle, shabby aged paper, free digital sheet music
lullaby sheet music, vintage lullaby, margaret tuggle, shabby aged paper, free digital sheet music

Original Article: http://olddesignshop.com/2013/07/free-vintage-images-lullaby-sheet-music/