French labels

Here is beautiful vintage French perfume label. It is a tall, narrow label that was prepared for Jn. Giraud Fils’ Eau de Lavande (a lavender perfumed water), The label includes lovely typography and design details. Click on image to enlarge. Related posts that may interest you: Eau de Lavande French Perfume Label Eau de Lavande...Read More

Make a beautiful DIY Butterfly Box with a free printable and full craft tutorial! This is such a great upcycled or recycled project!

Learn how to turn regular glass pitchers into stunning DIY Aged French Pitchers using my foolproof method of distressing, then decorating using decal paper

Learn how to make stunning French Ephemera Fabric Labels using the iron on transfer paper technique and use them to beautify different types of objects

Hello Friends! EEK! Has it really been almost three months since my last post?! Let's just call it my "Summer Recess" ;) I have been busy... creating, traveling, and some yucky stuff too. Let's start with my looong overdue trip to France. We started in Avignon, in Provence. I had never been to this part of France before, and I LOVED it!! In the 14th century, this medieval city in the South of France was the seat of the papacy. It was moved from Rome to Avignon because the newly elected…

This is a fabulous Free set of Ephemera French Advertising Cards! These digital images are perfect to use in Junk Journals, Collage, Mixed Media and more!

Upgrade your home decor and learn how to make these DIY French Recycled Tin Cans with vintage labels in just a few easy steps - using two contrasting colors to paint and create a chippy distressed look; decorating the cans with amazing vintage French labels

Decals are NOT STICKERS (peel-and-stick), RUB-ON decals or CERAMIC decals. Decals cannot be applied to porous surfaces such as clay pots, paper, fabric, etc. Flat paint and stained wood is also considered porous and should be sealed before applying decals.