Badges!

I made these using different pictures and clip art. They're from 2" (small) to almost 3" (big).
They're in one .png file, 300 dpi, no shadows.

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Enjoy!
Patricia.

Decorated Eggs

Hello! I decided to decorate eggs digitally. I don't know that it went faster than the real thing. :)
One has a clip art on it, colored pink. The second one I used the background of an old card and pasted the chick and rose, all of it's vintage. The blue egg is a shape with an style applied to it. The last one I put a design on the egg, and added a pattern (stripes) on the ribbon and bow.
They're all .png files, 300 dpi, no shadows (except the bow).

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Enjoy!
Patricia.

Vintage Easter Stickers

There are so many cute vintage Easter images out there, it's hard to choose just a few. I had a hard time deciding, but I have these to offer. Just turned them into stickers, nothing to it.

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Hope you can use them!
Patricia.

Easter Stamps

A cute collection today.
I had different clip art, so I turned them into stamps. You can do it with your own, just open your image, click on Filter, then Sketch, then Stamp. You may have to play a little with your light/dark balance, but this is easy to do.
All the stamps are in one .png file, the file is about 8x8", 300 dpi, no shadows.

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Have a great week!
Patricia.

Spring Felt

I put together different things for this today: some spring and some Easter. I know they go together, but some people may like one and not the other. I just turned them into felt and hope you'll like them.

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Have a happy spring time!
Patricia.

Christus Overlay

Just in time for Easter, this is a great way to showcase an important day.
I had a picture of the Christus, so I took out the background, using a filter I  turned the picture into either a stamp or a photocopy (don't remember which), then I took out all the white parts. Since the black lines were too thin, I added a black stroke to everything, and what was left was visible.
I then opened a 2 in sq new document, placed the image inside, with plenty of room around and saved it as a pattern. I used the pattern to make a first impression, and all the images lined up like this:

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I wanted something more like a diamond formation, so I doubled up the image in another layer and moved it around until I got it the way I wanted.
What you get is a .png file, 12x12", black ink, no shadows. I put a blue background and turned it white (Ctrl + I) just for show.

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Enjoy!
Patricia.

Bunny + Basket Paper

Hello! I did this by using clip art I have. You use your own pictures or clip art and make a pattern using two different pictures. Then you size them to fit a 1" square or a 2" square, like the one I made. Open a different page size at 12x12", change to Pattern stamp tool, size 2500 px and go over the whole page. Open a second layer in the same file and do the same with the second picture, then move them around until they fit nicely inside the page. You may have to do some moving around, but it's worth it.
I added a 3rd layer for the background, merged everything and then embossed the page.
This is for your personal use,3600x3600 dpi,  300 dpi, .jpg file, no shadows.

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Hope it's useful!
Patricia.

Easter Basket & Chicks Border

I put this together with elements from JosDZigns (you can find them at tkoscraps.com).
I put the chicks in one layer, then copied it and reverse it to have them looking the other way. Added the basket and little bow on top, then the hanging 'Happy Easter' sign. I made a template with a little brush I had and colored it green and lavender. I used that pattern for the bow and wrap.
This freebie is 300 dpi, .png file and it has some shadows.

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This is the start of a great spring! I'm starting to clean up my flower beds.
Patricia.

Easter Rooster

To change a bit the theme, I decided to start of with this cute rooster dragging a cart with an egg in it.
I added the phrase in Deloise font, with a glass style. Merged everything and turned it into a sticker.

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Enjoy!
Patricia.