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Feel free to use any of these images for your personal use, but please don't "harvest" them for resale...
or the bad karma fairy will whack you over the head with her wand and all of your children will have crooked toes.
or the bad karma fairy will whack you over the head with her wand and all of your children will have crooked toes.
About Me
- Millie Motts
- I'm a collector of 1940s-60s just-about-anything, I have enough old snapshots to wallpaper a small house, and I'm saving my pennies so that one day I can have my very own roller rink.
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2 comments:
Oooooh! These are breathtaking! I love them. Can you give some info on what they are? I'm intrigued by their cut out shapes ....
They are all from an old Seventeen magazine. I cut them out to use for cards--before I realized I could scan them and use them over and over again. :)
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