Free Clip art Antique Victorian Easter Postcard Images, Bunnies Eggs and Sweet Chicks

Let's see what do I want to work on today... How about super cute Easter images! Just about all of the following are taken from antique postcards. Victorian and early 1900's all  are pre 1923 so you can use them any way you want. Free. Well first up are  these sweet little toddlers painting eggs.

Bunnies delivering their eggs in wheel barrows.

Sentimental violets. Violets and forget-me-knots were favorite flowers on late Victorian postcards.

Easter lambs and chicks.

Late Victorian or  early 1900's Easter postcard. Sweet children and eggs.

A mama bunny and her little boy bunny. Late Victorian era.

Hope you can use these in your projects. Celebrating sunny days and spring feels so good. Yesterday was warm and sunny so I wasn't bundled up in layers of clothing for a change!

See you next time and thank you for visiting, Louise

Romantic illustrations from an old book,Two antique photographs and 1920's children's greeting cards. More free clip art images

Well, I have been or rather have not been blogging for such a long time!! My apologies to all my followers and friends.Today I am back and hopefully will not take such a long break.  A new year and lots of new projects to make. I have been so busy doing nothing!!

Today I brought bags of stuff to my favorite consignment store in Sonoma,Calif.  Plain Jane's is so fun and it is very hard to not buy something. A woman actually stopped her car and bought a lamp before I even left the parking lot!! So I came home and have another batch to take in.Going through cupboards always asking myself "do I really need this"Then on to the filing cabinet. I filled the recycling can with old ridiculous unneeded bits of paper and files. Now that feels great!

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Such a happy girl!

This is from a 1920-30's valentines card. Something for all you knitters. I can make and do a lot of things but knitting is not one of them! Somewhere there is a little square of red wool but it is stored away.

This is also from a 1920 to 1930's children's card.

The following are illustrations from a copy of Immesee

It is nice to be posting again.  I have many children's valentines that will be posted in the weeks ahead.

 Now I will go visit   all your blogs and see what you have been up to.Much love, Louise