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Here is a bag of 15 or more high quality 'orphaned' images, most full color, some black and white, waiting for a good home. Nothing is wrong with them - they are cut from my larger collage sheets and transparencies.

How did they become orphaned? Well, sometimes I have sheets that just don't sell, filling up my inventory. Sometimes something goes wrong with the printing process and I end up with a collage sheet or transparency I cannot sell. Often, it is only some of the sheet that is below standard, so I try and 'rescue' those images that are still useful. I cut apart the sheets, and mixing up the images, create these grab bags.

Like surprises? Like variety? This is a great deal. You will get high-quality images - none of the no-good stuff - either laser printed on sturdy paper or acetate transparency. But the images could be anything - fine art, travel, vintage images, quotes, fantasy - you name it! Each bag is a different random mix! (THE ABOVE PICTURE IS JUST A SAMPLE, YOUR BAG(S) WILL HAVE DIFFERENT IMAGES!)

Each image is 2.5" X 3.5" OR LESS. They are laser printed, so they will not run when painted, decoupaged, glued, etc. Each is high resolution, good quality image.

Because these come from my collage sheets, all the images in an Orphan Bag are PUBLIC DOMAIN or NO USE RESTRICTION. That means you may do anything you want with them, without having to worry about copyright!

. What can you do with these images? Anything you want! Cut out the images and trim them anyway you wish and then:

- use them on handmade cards instead of a stamped image

- Use them as embellishments on scrapbook pages

- use them in collage / mixed media artwork of any size

- use them to make handmade tags for gifts

- use them in decoupage to transform something plain to something fantastic

- use them in making pendants for jewelry by trimming them and decoupaging them to glass or tile pendants

This is just the tip of iceberg - let your creativity go wild! These images are laser-printed, meaning the ink will NOT run when painted, glued, or decoupaged!


I mail these in a small document mailer to prevent damage to images in transit.

So grab a bag or two today, and spice up your artwork or paper crafting!

I hate seeing anything go to waste. Even more so, I LOVE a "treasure hunt", and I especially love "grab bags". I decided to use my extra collage sheet images to create some inexpensive fun for other creative folks!

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