We, at Cats Paw Prints offer a diverse collection of vintage photography that will be sure to add flair and elegance to your home, dorm, office or wherever you decide to display our prints. All our prints are printing using only professional quality Canon inks and High Quality photo paper with a luster finish which will offer you a long lasting, non yellowing print. This is a highly detailed, downloadable digital file of a vintage photograph. This is not a physical print. What you will receive: A link to a single digital image file will be sent to your email address within a few minutes after you have paid . Format: jpeg, png or tiff File Size Minimum of 4 MB Dimensions: 4400 x 3400 pixels minimum Ready to print on standard 8.5" x 11" photo paper. Can easily be cropped, resized or worked into your designs. No shipping costs. Usage and rights: You are free to use your file in any way you see fit, including publication in any form, with the exception of offering it for resale. Your satisfaction is assured with a 100%, money back guaranty Please note, due to the difference in monitors, colors may vary slightly. The original digital record has been restored and cropped slightly. Your print may still show some of the original wear. See scan if this is a concern.
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Two of my current clients are looking to create memorabilia and photo-filled collage walls, so I've been scouring the internet for inspiration while they lovingly collect family portraits, theatre tickets and their children's first scribbles. It seems that are no rules for the perfect grouping, other than DO NOT RUSH. The collection is the most important, which must be gathered and edited with great care. Then the chosen pieces and one's decor will dictate framing style, quantity and layout. It's a totally organic process with infinitely possible results. Here are a few of my favorite inspiration walls: A wall in designer Scott Newkirk's home, found on Remodelista. In this image, found on Traditional Home, designer Tobi Fairly proves that framed objects need not be 2-dimensional (like this collection of found seashells) and that the frames can steal the show. Unified frames hung in a neat grid allow endless possibilities for color and photographic content. Classic black and white photos in black frames on a white wall is always a fool-proof choice for a cohesive look. But black frames also have the power to unify the most eclectic groupings on lively striped walls as well. From Creative Index, ledges like those in this image are an ingenious solution for anyone who wants to continually rotate memorabilia and photographs. Check out the helpful how-to on Boston's Apartment Therapy behind this AT reader's collage wall.
Here's your weekly reminder that Black love still reigns supreme.
Marchesa Cristina Pucci di Barsento, widow of the fashion designer, subtly updated the Palazzo Pucci residence in Florence, which the Pucci family has lived in since the Renaissance
Dionne Quintuplets Born, 1934 6 years old! Elzira Dionne thought she might be having twins. She and her husband, Oliva, already had five children, two boys and three girls, aged 8 years to 11 months. When Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe, with the help of two midwives, helped her deliver five baby girls, both parents were astounded. Dr. Dafoe thought he might lose the mother, and more or less took for granted that the babies would die. The babies were stashed into a wicker clothes basket borrowed from a neighbor, and wrapped in heated blankets. There were placed in the kitchen by the open door of the stove. One by one, they were taken out and rubbed with olive oil. They were given water sweetened with corn syrup to drink. The following day they graduated into a larger clothes basket, and soon their food was upgraded, as well -- to a mixture of cow's milk, boiled water, and corn syrup, with a drop or two of rum. Oliva's brother asked the local newspaper the cost for a birth announcement for five babies from a single birth, and the media was up and running. Contributions started pouring in from all over North America. When he learned how startling his progeny were, Oliva signed a contract to exhibit them at the Chicago Century of Progress Exhibition. The Canadian public was outraged. How dare the Dionne's subject "our" quints to American hucksterism? The Quints in 1937. The Canadian government stepped in and declared the parents unfit to raise the quintuplets. The girls were made Wards of the Province. A board of guardians was set up, with Dr. Dafoe calling most of the shots. A hospital/home was set up for the quints, just across the road from their birth home. There they remained for the next nine years. The girls were named Yvonne, Annette, Cecile, Emilie, and Marie. Emilie and Marie had shared an embryonic sac, as had Annette and Yvonne. It was believed that Cecile had shared a sac with a 6th embryo, who had miscarried. As the girls grew up, they became closest emotionally to the sibling with whom they had shared a sac. Cecile was more of a loner, compared to the other girls. At their new home, the Dafoe Hospital and Nursery, the girls led a regimented and very public life. An observation stand was built outside their playground, with free admission and parking for tourists. They were viewed several times a day through gauze covered windows. The quints couldn't see the tourists, but they could hear them, and they always knew they were there. Tourism is big business, and in the midst of the Depression, the Dionne Quintuplets gave Ontario's economy a big boost. Admission at Quintland, as it was called, may have been free, but a great deal of money was raised through souvenir sales. In 1934 alone, they brought in $1 million directly, and $51 in Ontario tourism. Their images were also used as product endorsements -- Karo Syrup and Quaker Oats were among the better-known products. "A percentage of profits" was turned over to the quints' trust fund. In 1943, after a long battle, the Dionnes won back custody of their daughters. A large new house of 20 rooms (the Dionnes had three more children after the quintuplets) was built with funds from the girls' trust fund. The parents tended to treat the five girls as a single unit, and the quintuplets received more household chores and heavier punishments than the other children. They were frequently lectured about all the trouble they had caused for the family. They were not aware until much later that it was their earnings that had purchased the family home, their cars, and expensive lifestyle. The Dionne Quintuplets in 1947 Later in life (1995), the then-surviving quints would allege that their father had sexually molested them, usually when he took them, individually, for rides in the car. When the girls complained to a Roman Catholic priest, he told them to "continue to love [their] parents and to wear a thick coat when [they] went for car rides." All five quintuplets left home after reaching the age of 18, and none maintained close ties with the rest of the family. Emilie died at the age of 20 of suffocation during an epileptic seizure. (She was a postulant at a convent and had asked not to be left unattended, but the nun watching her thought she was asleep and left to attend prayers. Emilie, while suffering a seizure, rolled onto her stomach and suffocated in her pillow.) Marie died at the age of 35 of a blot clot to the brain. Yvonne, Annette, and Cecile sued the Ontario government for compensation for being taken from their parents, and for the millions of dollars they generated through Quintland tourism. The case was settled in 1998 for $4 million and an apology from Ontario Premier Mike Harris. Yvonne died in 2001 of cancer. Annette and Cecile are still alive. Noah Webster Dies, 1843 Noah Webster Noah Webster is probably best known for creating the first American dictionary. It wasn't, however, the first book he ever wrote. And it certainly wasn't the most successful during his own lifetime. Webster was a teacher, a journalist, and a political writer, but it was as a teacher that he had his greatest impact. Thoroughly disgusted with the English textbooks he was forced to teach from, he authored a 3 volume set of textbooks: a speller, a grammar, and a reader. Webster believed that a democratic society such as ours must have a democratic language. He rejected the notion that "proper" English usage should be determined by the aristocracy, as it was in England, but rather that it should be determined by general usage. On the other hand, he strongly believed that America required a uniformity of language, spelling, and pronunciation, so that Americans would be able to understand each other. His set of textbooks was an important first step to that goal. Webster's The Elementary Spelling Book was by far the best-selling American book of its time, selling over a million copies a year. Even at royalties of less than one cent a book, this was enough to provide Webster with a modest income throughout his life. Webster's "Americanization" of the English language is the main reason we spell so many words differently than the English -- center instead of centre and honor instead of honour. He also changed the pronunciation of tion from the European "she un" to "shun". Title page of an edition published in the 1830's. An American Dictionary of the English Language, when it was finally finished after 27 years of work, continued the Americanization of the English language. In addition to the reforms of his Speller and Grammar books, he added uniquely American words such as "squash", "hickory", and "chowder". The final product contained 70,000 words -- 12,000 of which had never appeared in any dictionary. Today, his dictionary has sold more copies than any book in the English language except the Bible. Why wasn't it more popular during Webster's lifetime? The steep $20 price tag might have had something to do with it.
Freshen your rooms with our Midwest-inspired ideas for easy decorating, including DIY wall art, paint ideas, budget-friendly decorating, quick furniture facelifts and window treatments.
A gallery wall with pink matting, yes please! While the look of crisp white matting is clean and puts the picture at center stage, I just ca...
The older I get, the more I appreciate certain things; fine bed linen, the odd glass (bottle) of red wine, Tupperware and a wall of great art. The key word here is wall. I’m not hugely fussed about what the art actually is (I KNOW, I have A LOT to learn about art); I’m more interested in the sum of its parts. Floor to ceiling, crammed in, clashing borders and frames; a wall of art creates a talking point and adds colour, pattern and glamour. And yet. There is a knack to hanging a whole wall of art. And maaan,...
What can I say? I can't help myself when I see great wall hanging arrangements whether it be photos, paintings, silhouettes, whatever. I am in the very preliminary stages of planning my own photo wall
I survived the weekend. I love this picture. It makes me wish i had a fireplace. Cozy boho gypsy chic. I wonder if i could coin that as a decorating style...
How to hang a gallery wall.
We've featured a few Scandinavian-inspired DIY projects here in the past (remember this gorgeous coat stand? Or this rag rug-inspired light?), but this
Our house is Fresh According to our realestate-man When he enterd { S M I L E } The barn is now for real a project And we we need more money Therfor New values are taken Therefor a tidy house { Y E A H } But no longer { B U U } 3 days With happy kids & family Celebrating Mathea 8 years That makes one tired house & one tired family With happy memories + tidy photos to enjoy { 8 x BIG LOVE + SMILES }
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Some people just have so much style and just pull things together and make it look so effortless. Not pretentious, not too fancy, just interesting , unique and adorable! Meet Emily from Jones Design Company. She is the mom to three adorable boys and when I first discovered her blog she was expecting a baby girl. I …
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Here’s a fun fact: I used to write about family picture wall ideas for an art installer in New York City! I did it for about five years (I covered other art-hanging topics, too). In that time, I saw hundreds of family picture walls come across my desk, from black-and-white grid-style walls, to eclectic gallery...
Today is a very special day for our family. Today is the day that we officially adopt our little girl whom we have fostered for the past year and a half! We couldn't be happier! I've made this little keepsake to remember the day by and I wanted to share it with you! What started out as an inexpensive thrift store print in a dated frame, is now a special memento that will be hung in a very special little girl's sweet pink room! Of course I used Chalk Paint® Decorative Paint by Annie Sloan to makeover the frame, and I painted right over the mountain scene to create the backdrop for the gold shoes. I just love these little shoes! They were on some sweet little feet last Christmas, so they are sentimental as well! Thank you for stopping by and sharing in our joy today! Best Wishes and Blessings! Amanda Sharing with: Pink Saturday at How Sweet the Sound Be Inspired at Common Ground Home Sweet Home at The Charm of Home Feathered Nest Friday at French Country Home Show and Tell Friday at My Romantic Home Treasure Hunt Thursday at From My Front Porch To Yours What's it Wednesday at Elephants and Ivy Make it Pretty Monday at The Dedicated House
This is such an easy concept for displaying your family photos outside of the usual picture frame. If your home décor is natural or you print Instagram or Polaroid pics this idea is perfect for you! mybrightideasblog.com
A tutorial on how to cut your own custom picture mats to create bespoke gallery wall displays
We have reassembled our family photo gallery wall from our former home in the hallway near the back door. It is pretty much the same with some minor changes.
Item # 20472-S Upload any color or black and white photo Available in 5 square canvas sizes Canvas is gallery wrapped on wood frame bars Giclée method printing using water-based latex inks to protect against UV and environmental damage Use a soft, non-abrasive cloth to remove any dust Includes sawtooth hanger to hang Canvas measures 12"x12" Made in USA Shop all items by Made in USA
Photo Mounting on The Gallery CollectionThe Gallery Mount Collection of presentation options can be ordered bundled with a Fuji Crystal Archive latent image photographic print, or as a gallery moun…
A modern muggle nursery. I envisioned something elegant & chic, with touches of Harry Potter but you don't walk into the room and go "OMG Warner Bros!"
With three kids in the house, we have a constant stream of artwork and children's drawings. I love seeing all the colourful and creative artwork that they come up with, but it can be hard
Browse through these DIY artwork projects for wall decorating ideas and custom artwork for your home.
Make your house a home with these stylish ways to display family photos. #familyphoto #photodisplay
Photo Walls Ideas For Hanging and Displaying Family Pictures – Let’s look at some really GORGEOUS Family Picture Wall Arrangements, Layouts and Ideas for a Beautiful and TASTEFUL Family Photo Wall. Updated on March 26,...
Put together a new baby photo wall display to have those special photos and keepsakes where you can see it everyday!
