DT186 Please be sure to check out more of our other digital images at: http://www.etsy.com/shop/DigitalThings This is a rendering of Queen Marie Antoinette monogram M and A with the Royal crown on top. This would be for those who have the initials M and A or those who just love all things French and Marie Antoinette. THIS LISTING IS FOR AN INSTANT DOWNLOAD. ………………………….. ABOUT THIS LISTING ………………………….. • This listing is for printable digital image files only • No physical product will be shipped to your home • The images will fit on US letter size (8 ½ x 11) paper or A4 paper (8.27 x 11.69) • The watermark will be removed when purchased ………………………………… WHAT YOU GET and HOW ………………………………… •High Quality Digital files @ 300dpi sized at 8.5 x 11 inches • 3 types of files included: JPEG, PNG and PDF • An Instructions document ……………………..... HOW TO ORDER ……………………..... • Add the digital listing to your cart • Purchase the digital listing. Instant Downloads are available once payment is confirmed. If you paid with PayPal or a credit card on Etsy, confirmation of the purchase may take a few minutes. • After purchasing a digital file, you will see a "View your files" link which goes to the Downloads page. Here, you can download all the files associated with your order. •If you need additional help with purchasing and downloading and instant download, please refer to this link--https://www.etsy.com/help/article/3949?ref=help_search_result ……………………………… USES FOR OUR IMAGES ……………………………… Our images can be applied to a wide variety of materials. They work on various types of fabric to make pillows, totes, clothing, kitchen and bathroom linens, fine art paper for hanging art, greeting cards and stationery, temporary tattoos, or decoupaged on harder surfaces. It is up to your imagination. The image will fit on paper that is US letter sized (8 ½ x 11). You can either enlarge it or reduce the size for printing to suit your needs. Please note that our images CANNOT be resold as digital images/files in any venue and they CANNOT be used to make products to sell at ONDEMAND sites Zazzle, Redbubble, Society6, Cafepress, etc.. The images can be used for personal use and incorporated into products for small scale commercial use (here in Etsy shops and craft fairs). If you are interested in using our images on a larger scale (commercially on more than 100 items), please contact us to discuss purchasing an extended commercial license. ………………………………….. COPYRIGHT INFORMATION ………………………………….. Please do not resell our images or share our images with others. When you purchase our images, you alone are given permission to use them in accordance to our policies. Though many of the images we sell are available in the public domain, we go through great lengths to clean them up—we sharpen, fix, and remove backgrounds to make them suitable as digital images for download. This also makes them derivative art and protected by copyright. All copyrights are retained by the artist. © DigitalThings
Description Start of the sale: Thursday, 29 September 2016 at 05:17 Item n°401515536 Sale ends: Sunday, 15 September 2024 at 17:57 Translate Bibliothèque Verte - ( 1957 ) . Livre bon état , jaquette entière , auréoles . Illustrations : Albert Chazelle . Frais de port : 2.75 € . See more
Alicia Silverstone as Cher in Clueless (1995) vs Diane Kruger as Marie Antoinette in Farewell my Queen (2012) Ask any millennial with a heartbeat for fashion about the 90s cult-classic film, Clueless, and watch their eyes light up as they recall Cher Horowitz (played by Alicia Silverstone) and he
Marie Grosholtz sure loved to make death masks of freshly executed criminals.
To understand what a regular day at Versailles might entail and how etiquette ruled the Queen's life, I have provided Marie Antoinette's daily schedule that
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18th Century, the age of enligtenment and frills… Now your monster high (and maybe Ever after high dolls, if you add a little extra around to each piece) dolls can enjoy the style as well! He…
The diamond jewels made it out of France in a trunk the Queen packed
Description A top-down sock in one size, composed of ornate, sculpted stitches fit for the Queen Bee. Patterns extend down the back of the heel and over the top of the foot. May be resized by substituting needles and/or yarn. Not reversible for toe-up construction. Fun Fact: The Ohio city of Marietta is named after this queen! Learn more about Marie Antoinette here . Shown here in Modern Deco Lace, Titanium Shade Shop the Marie Antoinette Sock Kit and save 50% Off the PDF pattern Suggested Yarns: Modern Deco Lace , Better Breakfast Fingering , Stone Soup Fingering , Kent Lace or any springy, high-twist sock yarn. Substituting yarn and/or needles may result in an overall variation in size, drape, and yardage requirement. Finished Size: 8 inches in circumference, to fit feet up to 9.5 inches around. Leg height as shown is 8 inches from floor. Note: a change in yarn weight or needle size will cause a variation in size of sock. Yarn Requirements: 350 yds (310mts) of sock yarn which has 450 yds or more per 4 ounces Gauge: 32 sts and 48 rows = 4” in stockinette Needles: DPNs size US1 (2.25 mm), or size to obtain correct gauge
Fascinated with Queen Marie Antoinette? Here's my guide to the Marie Antoinette Trail in France. It takes you to all the sites and attractions associated with Queen Marie Antoinette in and around Paris.
A Marie Antoinette Birthday Party, celebrated with decadence. Pink ostrich feather plumes, dupioni silk, fans, tea, pearls and gems...this w...
Detail from 'Archduchess Marie Antonia (later to become Marie Antoinette, Queen of France) at the age of 12' by Martin van Meytens, 1767-68. Taken too late in the evening. I'll try to remember (bother) to take another tomorrow. I have a program (bought at great expense) which converts images to charts using my choice of thread brands. I offer the service at Etsy for not much money too, by the way! I used 22 count so my version is smaller. Appleton's Crewel Wool. You could use their tapestry wool for a larger version. I love Marie Antoinette. I read 'The Lost King of France' at the recommendation of my tour guide to Versailles. This book is about Louis XVII, the child of Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI. It's an absolute page turner. Sad, but terribly interesting and well written. Then I went on to read Antonia Fraser's 'Marie Antoinette: A Journey', also a beautiful book and very well balanced. There has been much controversy about Marie Antoinette, most of it ridiculous. She was a child of her time and a political pawn, born to be played for power, peace and gain by both sides. Louis XIV, The Sun King, was responsible for the excesses of the French court and his grandson and great-grandson paid the price with their lives, along with Marie Antoinette. Going to Paris, and Versailles was a major event in my life (of course, you say). Who wouldn't fall in love with such beauty, although I might tone it down a smidge for my place. So, when the lovely New Zealander took our tour (a bicycle tour... er... ah... Fat Bike Tours), he filled us up with his own love for Marie Antoinette and I will always be a fan. Due to having multiple requests, I here have given the colours in DMC. I’ve both searched online and tried to match with my stash. As near as Dr Google and I are able to give you a close colour match, here they are: 1:356 2:415 3:453 4:3858 5:3864 6:3772 7:918 8:224 9:3713 10:3866 11:453 or 3013 12:520 13:3859 14:301 or 3830 15:644 16:3023 17:369 18:3023 19:542 20:761 or 604 or 3716 21:223 22:823 23:720 or 900 24:772 25:928 or 747 or 3761 26:762 27:3802 28:3371 29:3864 30:646 31:3774 or 3033 32:371 or 3863 33:610 34:543 35:3833 36:762 37:ecru 38:762 39:310 40:3799 or 844. Where colours are represented by the same colour, it’s because Appleton’s have more shades. It won’t matter.
