new Bright Patterned papers (chevron, moroccan tile, vine outline)

So... more printable papers.

You might be wondering "Why all the papers?"

They've sort of become an obsession, since for the time being, I'm a one armed bandit. (I did something crazy to my elbow & it's been a couple of week's of limited activity). So, this is something I can do with one-armed computing... cutting & pasting and so on. I tried to do some hand-stitching on a card the other day and tried shooting some photos. No go.

Man oh man, you don't miss it until you can't do it!

Anywho, here are a couple-few paper sets...

This long post has papers in only PNG format at 12.5" square & JPEG at standard size for now (all at 350dpi) ....so that any of you who want to re-size or simply print at a percentage (or print to fit your media) can just go for it!

I will upload the overlays later (as well as
other versions and formats) but bit by bit
as I post cards made using those papers.

edited to add:
You can find the overlays for these 4 patterns & the distressing in the flickr set here.

You can find the whole set for these Chevron or ZigZag papers
(in tightly packed patterns) in PNG 12x12 on flickr here, if you like.

The JPEGs in standard size are in a set here.

To save these files, click the following:
1) the image 2) File 3) Save Page As 4) Save

LARGE SQUARE ONES are 12.5" square PNGs

SMALL RECTANGULAR ONES are standard size (8.5" x 11") JPEGs

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You can find the whole set for these Moroccan Tile papers
(in solid shades) in PNG 12x12 on flickr here, if you like.

The JPEGs in standard size are in a set here.

To save these files, click the following:
1) the image 2) File 3) Save Page As 4) Save

LARGE SQUARE ONES are 12.5" square PNGs

SMALL RECTANGULAR ONES are standard size (8.5" x 11") JPEGs

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You can find the whole set for these Moroccan Tile papers
(in outlines on white) in PNG 12x12 on flickr here, if you like.

The JPEGs in standard size are in a set here.

To save these files, click the following:
1) the image 2) File 3) Save Page As 4) Save

LARGE SQUARE ONES are 12.5" square PNGs

SMALL RECTANGULAR ONES are standard size (8.5" x 11") JPEGs

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You can find the whole set for these Vintage Vine Outline papers
(on a distressed white background) in PNG 12x12 on flickr here, if you like.

The JPEGs in standard size are in a set here.

These vine new vine outline papers are a little more subtle than the last ones and they use less ink (since the vine is coloured & not all of the surrounding negative space).

Turns out, they have a nice little bit of distressing that makes them look like real patterned paper when printed. I'm starting to wish I'd added that to all of the patterns, and think I'll end up sharing an overlay with the distressing that you can use on any paper, in case anyone else likes the distressed look.

The colours are an exact match for the other solid ones:

(If like to see the solid Vine papers, please see this post).

To save these files, click the following:
1) the image 2) File 3) Save Page As 4) Save

LARGE SQUARE ONES are 12.5" square PNGs

SMALL RECTANGULAR ONES are standard size (8.5" x 11") JPEGs

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Hope the downloads work well & that

you can have some fun with these!

new Terms of use & more specific

directions for downloading can be found here

P.S. Sorry about the mishap with the not having to download to print (turns out I don't have a clue there!) *blush!* ♥ Thank You so much Jennifer for letting me know it wasn't working the way I thought. ♥

Really, I should know better than to try such complicated things with my limited computer skills... But I get so excited by imagined possibilities and get carried away before I know what's what. :-D

Another of my blog goals is to try to learn to keep it simple (Those of you who've known me a little while may believe that one when you see it, though!) hehehe