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These are some amazing Free Christmas Printables! Featured here is an extraordinarily beautiful Red Amaryllis! A classic Flower for the Holiday Season. This is a Circa 1878 Botanical Print that I scanned from my collection. I believe this came from an Antique Gardening book. The colors are so bright and lovely on this print. You can print it up and frame it for some Instant Christmas Art, or add it to a lovely Vignette, perhaps under a cloche or tucked into the frame of a mirror. You might also like another Red Amaryllis that I posted a couple of years ago, you can find that one HERE.
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Maxine D says
Marvellous thanks Karen – love the colour in this.
Blessings
Maxine
Monny says
Absolutely stunning! Thank you so much for sharing.
Hugs,
Monny.
Pat C. says
Oh, how beautiful, Karen! I love the rich colors and the detail in the petals.: ) Thank you. xoxo
artilda says
sososososo thank you!!!
Peggy S says
The most beautiful amaryllis botanical picture I have seen. Wow!
Julie Gipson says
Love these vintage flower pictures!! Would love to see more.
Karen Watson says
Thanks Julie! Check the “Botanicals” category! We have loads of these!
Linda Caristo says
I purchased rub-on transfer paper and printed out a French design ,however, the ink is not drying. I guess that has something to do with my printer. It’s a photosmart printer from hp. Do I need a different printer?
graphicsfairy says
I’m not familiar with that printer, it may be the ink, I use Dura Brite Ultra Ink because the ink is both water resistant and fade resistant, which makes it the perfect ink for crafting! Here is a link to a post Iwroteabout me favorite printer: https://thegraphicsfairy.com/the-best-printers-for-crafting
I hope that helps 🙂