Victorian Cats Years ago, a book came out titled The Cat Made Me Buy It! Seems that the Victorians - and just about every advertiser since then - discovered that cats were a great way to sell just about anything! In this collection, you'll find dozens of Victorian cats whose kittenish charm was meant to convince you to buy everything from thread to chewing tobacco. The cats didn't have to have anything to do with the product; they just had to be, well, cats. We think you'll be sold on them as well! See Download Instructions
	Victorian & Vintage Cats Here are still more cats whose original PURR-pose in life was to convince someone to buy a product or visit a store! Cats abounded in Victorian trade cards, selling everything from fashions to furniture. Fashionistas: the whole fifth row in this collection is from a line of trade cards used to promote the original "Bon Marche" store in Paris! Just as cute and cuddly today as they were over 100 years ago, we think they'll work just as hard to "sell" your jewelry and crafts! See Download Instructions
	Fancy Cats Ever wonder what cats are "getting up to" when you're not looking? This collection holds the answers! Here are a host of kitties all dressed up in the latest (or at least the latest Victorian) styles. Here also are kitties getting into all sorts of unusual mischief, from baking the Christmas plum pudding to gossiping over coffee and tea. These "fancy cats" are sure to capture your fancy! See Download Instructions
	Cats by Arthur Thiele German artist Arthur Thiele was renowned for his delightful, comical postcards depicting well-dressed cats, dogs and other critters engaged in a host of amusing activities. This collection brings you some of Thiele's best cats, including our favorite "cats with hats," romantic cats, singing cats, and cats enjoying the sports of winter. (Funny, mine won't even step out the door when it's snowing...) These charming images will delight any cat lover on your gift or client list! See Download Instructions
	Kittens by Arthur Thiele Here's another collection of charming cats from German artist Arthur Thiele. Taken from postcards of the early 1900's, this collection brings you a clowder of kittens - kittens at play, kittens at school, kittens engaged in all sorts of mischief! It even has a pair of kittens acting as flower girls for a kitty wedding! Best of all, these kittens will never grow up - they'll stay cute and cuddly forever - and be treasured by your customers forever as well! See Download Instructions

What You Get:

All of our jewelry circle packages are affordably priced at $3.99. Each package includes 48 circles, in three formats:

• Ready-to-print 8.5x11 JPG sheet (48 1-inch [25mm] circles)
• Ready-to-print 8.5x11 PDF sheet (48 1-inch [25mm] circles)
• Full-size individual files of all 48 images (3 inches/300 dpi) - perfect for creating different shapes (such as ovals or squares) or larger projects such as paperweights or coasters

Download Details

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Please note the file size listed for your download. In most cases, individual jewelry circle packages average between 10 and 15 MB. (Combo-packs will, of course, have a larger file size.) Please do not attempt to download to a mobile phone or tablet! If you are making your purchase from a phone, please e-mail your download link to your computer or laptop before attempting to download your file.

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