“The colors of these butterflies are so beautiful. It definitely matched what it said it was and more. I didn’t realize it had wings that you can use on people—I love that!”
❄️ DIGITAL DOWNLOAD – NO PHYSICAL ITEM WILL BE SHIPPED
Bring the beauty of winter wildlife to your creative projects with this Winter Animals Ephemera Printable Kit.
This digital PDF includes 12 printable pages filled with charming winter animals, woodland creatures, forest scenes, birds, and nature-inspired elements designed for cutting, layering, and creating.
The collection features foxes, rabbits, deer, wolves, owls, polar bears, penguins, squirrels, badgers, winter birds, snowy forests, flowers, and many other beautiful wildlife illustrations.
WHAT’S INCLUDED:
1 digital PDF file
12 printable pages
High-quality winter wildlife artwork
A variety of animals and forest elements
Instant digital download
Easy-to-cut illustrations in different sizes
PERFECT FOR:
Junk journals
Scrapbooking
Fussy cutting
Art journals
Collage and mixed-media art
Card making
Winter journals
Nature and wildlife projects
DIY paper crafts
Simply download the PDF, print your favorite pages at home or through a professional printing service, and start creating.
PLEASE NOTE:
This is a digital product only. No physical item will be mailed or shipped. Printed colors may vary slightly depending on your screen, printer, paper, and ink settings.
For personal use only. The digital files may not be resold, shared, copied, redistributed, or uploaded to other platforms.
Real reviews and creative projects shared by Paperback Ephemera customers.
“The colors of these butterflies are so beautiful. It definitely matched what it said it was and more. I didn’t realize it had wings that you can use on people—I love that!”
“I just love this designer. I think I have bought most of the things in her shop.”
“The owner of this shop is very thoughtful. I cropped and enlarged the image and printed it on tracing paper to make my background.”
“I just love these types of vintage words for all my crafting things—whether it’s junk journals, ATCs, or just about anything.”
“This Retro Housewives was nice, just was expecting it to be more about the 1950s era and not any modern-day images.”