Free Antiquarian Library Papers is a set of four coordinating printable papers inspired by old libraries, antique books, cataloguing records, and beautifully aged paper ephemera.
The free collection includes an aged Reading Room Register from The Ashcombe Library, a richly worn dark library record paper, a muted antique stripe, and a delicate botanical pattern featuring tiny books, leafy branches, and subtle touches of vintage colour. Together they create a varied little set of backgrounds and journal papers with an authentic old-library feel.
Use them for junk journals, scrapbooking, collage, altered books, journal pages, pockets, tags, cards, and other vintage-inspired paper crafts.
Download the free ZIP file here
Included in this Free Antiquarian Library Papers download:
File format: ZIP (4 JPG files)
11″ × 8.5″ landscape format
300 dpi high resolution
The free papers coordinate with my full Antiquarian Library Paper Pack, available in my Etsy shop. The complete collection includes a larger assortment of coordinating antique-library-inspired papers in aged creams, faded olive, muted burgundy, antique gold, warm browns, and softly weathered tones.
I have included a preview of the full collection below.
Click the image to view the collection in my Etsy shop.
Terms of Use
Please note that the terms of use for original design products differ from those for public domain vintage images shared on this blog.
This free file is provided for personal use and for creating physical handmade items.
You may:
Print and use these designs in your personal crafting projects.
Use the printed designs in handmade journals, junk journals, scrapbooks, greeting cards, paper crafts, mixed media projects, and similar handmade creations.
Use the printed designs in physical handmade items that you create and sell in small quantities.
You may not:
Share, redistribute, or give away the digital file.
Resell the digital file in any form.
Incorporate the designs into new digital products for sale or distribution.
Upload the file to websites, file-sharing services, social media groups, or print-on-demand services.
