French Label Pages, circa 1900s

   Ooh, I'm so excited to share these pages! They come from a French printer's catalog circa 1900. I had originally thought to just make my favorites into a printable, but there were so many awesome ones, I decided to share them all!

   My personal favorites? That's a tough one, but I do like the simple ones below. Wouldn't they look right at home on an old apothecary jar? 

  But perhaps your tastes run a bit fancier? You might like these...

  

   I have a few more that I loved, and I'm sharing the whole bundle over at Ko-fi. Don't worry - they're free. (Everything I share over there is!) So check it out at Old Paper Press on Ko-fi and let me know which page or label is your favorite!

Decorative Victorian Frame

    This is a lovely frame I came across in a book that I wanted to share. The original is wonderfully vintage but I thought it could use a little more clarity so I played around and got the version below. They’re essentially the same but I share them here in case someone else loves them, too! 

   They are both public domain and free to use or alter however you please. Just click on the image to see the larger size and save. Enjoy!

Vintage French Labels, 1910s-1920s

 

     There is something about French I just love. Perhaps the way it can make the most mundane object sound fancy? Why say strawberries when you can say framboises?! Or house (boring!) when you can say maison!

   But add the French language to a vintage look and I’m hooked. I hope you enjoy these French labels as much as I enjoyed finding them! 

  These are all from the 1910s and 1920s, so they are public domain and free to use, share and craft with. Click on an image to see the original size. 

   Which one is your favorite? These next two are probably mine!