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Freebie Friday: Gold Flowers Background

Oct. 14 Freebies and Downloadables no comments

This is a great background for an invitation or for a scrapbooking page. The word at upper left is l’ete which means summer in French. At the bottom right is les fleurs which means flowers.

The file is a 8.5″ x 11″ 200 ppi pdf. You may use it for personal or commercial work but you may NOT sell the file in digital form NOR may you sell it in a printed format. Download the file here.

If you use it in something cool, please take a pic and send it to me or let me know in the comments. I’d love to see your work!

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I am Karen Furst, a mixed media and assemblage artist. I make strange and slightly twisted designs in the form of note cards, mint tins, and magnets, along with creatures, monsters, robots, and aliens. Click here to start shopping. Or browse around the blog for tutorials, articles on artsy stuff, product news, and free downloads. Thanks for stopping by!

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