Set of seven ornate frames perfect to accent labels, pictures, invitations and cards. Also they are great for scrapbooking,  embroidery (JPEG files provided) and print on demand and can be used as digital stamps.

Format: PNG  and JPEG files at 300 dpi. The frames are about 1800 pixels wide (6 inches)

License: Commercial use license included in the price, no credit required.

Thanks for looking!!

Set of  eight  frames perfect to accent labels, pictures, invitations and cards. Also they are great for scrapbooking,  embroidery (JPEG files provided) and print on demand.  Can be used as digital stamps as well!

Format: PNG  and JPEG files at 300 dpi. These frames are at least 1700 pixels wide.

License: Commercial use license included in the price, no credit required.

Set of  eight  frames perfect to accent labels, pictures, invitations and cards. Also they are great for scrapbooking,  embroidery (JPEG files provided) and print on demand.  Can be used as digital stamps as well!  Provided files PNG  and JPEG files at 300 dpi.  These frames are at least 1700 pixels wide.

License: Commercial use license included in the price, no credit required.

labels, frames, cards, invitations, monograms, scrapbooking, ornate, printer ornaments, tags, photography tools, print on demand, embroidery.

This is a card example made with these frames (not included)

Thank you for looking!!

Hi there friends! This is my new digital stamp about Sarah and her daily life, in this one she is harvesting apples.  This is a series of stamps I’m making with this cute character, Sarah. Is a pretty large stamp, your can find it in any of my stores.

I wanted to show you  how I make my stamps, I start out drawing them of course LOL:)))). Then,   I scan the drawing at 600 dpi, so that the image  will be really  large and comfortable for me to redraw it. I then will open the image in  Adobe Illustrator, and guess what? I have to draw it again! Why? because if just live trace it, the outlines will come out sloppy and shaky. When I’m done, I zoom the screen at the maximum (like 6000 %) and I go over the outlines to clean the flaws. It is really time and eye consuming kind of thing.  Making digital stamps is not as easy as it looks but I love it and I hope you love my stamps too.

xoxo!!! Lil