Victorian valentines

Illustrator Susannah Garrod shows us how to recreate the romance of a Victorian love affair with a puzzle purse perfect for Valentine’s Day.

Valentine Cherub Red Hearts Counted Cross Stitch or Counted Needlepoint Pattern

If you love Victorian Valentine's Day Cards, you'll adore learning the history behind these sweet cards, be inspired with ideas on how to make your own vintage-inspired cards with videos, resources, and an easy supply list.

Red River’s greeting card papers are perfect for Valentine’s Day cards but for something really special, use Red River’s 12×12-sized paper to make a Valentine Puzzle Purse that will enthrall your beloved and endear you to them forever. Puzzle Purse Valentines made their first appearance in Jane Austin’s time and were the rage from 1700s […]

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size: 18x12in Art Print: To My Valentine, Victorian Couple in Heart :

Color postcard with an image of a child holding a giant dove by its claws. The child and bird are decorated with blue flowers and hearts are tied to the child. The text at the bottom right hand corner of the postcard reads, "To my Valentine." Handwritten on the front is the name "Mrs. Egger" and on the back is "Oklahoma Cotton Oil Co." The postcard is addressed to Miss Rosa Louise Dill, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. It is postmarked Paris, Texas on Feb 11, 1907.

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