These Free Vintage File Folder Textures are a set of three softly aged printable papers inspired by old office file folders and vintage cardstock. The colors include a warm cream, a muted brownish green, and a golden manila tone, all with subtle mottling, fibers, specks, and natural-looking wear.
The papers are designed to have the character of well-used vintage office supplies while still being versatile enough for a wide variety of paper crafts. They would work beautifully in junk journals, scrapbooks, collage projects, altered books, tags, pockets, journal cards, envelopes, and other vintage-inspired creations.
Download the free ZIP file here
Included in this Free Vintage File Folder Textures download:
File format: ZIP (3 JPG files)
11″ × 8.5″ landscape format
300 dpi high resolution
These are printable paper textures rather than file folder templates, making them especially useful as backgrounds, layering papers, and bases for your own handmade ephemera.
The free papers coordinate with my full Vintage File Folder Paper Texture Pack, available in my Etsy shop. The full set includes 12 printable papers in a wider range of softly aged colors, including neutrals, faded greens, pinks, lavender, blue, warm brown, brick red, and deep charcoal tones.
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.
