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Two More From Singer Drawing Booklet

I thought these two dutch children had a little bit of a wonky look in the eyes and was not sure I should post them.   

         

Chicks & Bunnies

Spring is almost over here in the northeast but I thought these would give you a smile on this rainy Saturday morning. Both images are from the 1928 Singer booklet.  A little more experimenting below.  I separated the images for you.  Let me know if you like this and I can do it for other images in the future as appropriate. 

Flowers and Butterflies

Both of these images are from a Singer sewing drawing book for children 1928.  I will be posting the covers on Clearly Vintage later.  I did the second image as a png file and jpg.  The png does not show up del on my background but it is there.

 

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A Few More Cute Kids

This first image would make a great best friend card.  I love the two girlfriends out for a stroll.

 This young guy is starting to harvest peas in the garden.  I bet they are yummy.

Both images are from the Pitter Patter book from 1927.

Cuties Eating

Both of these cute images of children eating are from the 1927 Pitter Patter Book I have been posting from the last few days.  I hope you are inspired by these images and create something to share with us.  I have posted the covers of this book on Clearly Vintage.  So be sure to check them out.

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Both of these images are from the 1927 Pitter Patter book.

Flea Market Find

I went to the flea market this morning and found a cute book called The Children's 1927 Pitter Patter Book.  It is filled with line drawings of little children to post for you.

A Vintage Ad Page

This an ad page from the back of the Popular Mechanics from 1929.

Graduates

Wouldn't this ad from a 1929 Popular Mechanics magazine be cool for a card for a recent graduate?    

I see this as a graduate card or father's day.  This image is from a book of knitted ties from the 20's.

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Both of these images are from a November 1929 Popular Mechanics magazine.  The hands are from a Lava soap ad.