To make your newspapers look old, try Nikki's tips on aging paper on her blog, Miniature Question and Answer. Or, if you'd like some practice with Photoshop, try my step-by-step tutorial on aging newspapers. Enjoy!
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Source for Printable American Newspapers
The Library of Congress Digital Collections website is a great resource for printables. If you're looking for an old newspaper for your attic or historical setting, try their Chronicaling America newspaper database. You'll find downloadable, high resolution pictures of front and inside pages of American newspapers from 1860 - 1922. These are in the public domain.
To make your newspapers look old, try Nikki's tips on aging paper on her blog, Miniature Question and Answer. Or, if you'd like some practice with Photoshop, try my step-by-step tutorial on aging newspapers. Enjoy!
To make your newspapers look old, try Nikki's tips on aging paper on her blog, Miniature Question and Answer. Or, if you'd like some practice with Photoshop, try my step-by-step tutorial on aging newspapers. Enjoy!
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Thanks Carol!
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Muy buena información. Muchas gracias.
ReplyDeleteBesos Clara.
Carol, you are GREAT !!!!! thanks! many thanks!
ReplyDeleteYou know where I can also find antique Italian newspapers??
a big hug!!! Caterina
Thanks, Carol! Great link.
ReplyDeleteWOW Carol! What a great find. Thank you for the link. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Carol!Fantastic newspaper web site!
ReplyDeleteI'll try to make one....I hope to have a good result!
Baci
Sonya
Carol, you always share with us such great info. Thank you so much!
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Thank you very much for this great information.
ReplyDeleteI love old newspapers...and old printings.
Hugs and greetings from Bavaria, Germany,
Marion