In my own small way of bringing honour to this day, I have created three digital papers for all of you.
Each of these papers is 3600 x 3600 pixels (i.e. 12 inches) and is published at 300 dpi. Credit information for the templates used to create these papers can be found in the credit note below. If you are a card maker you can always resize them smaller without distorting the quality.
MAY WE NEVER FORGET!
Credit Notes For This Creation:© 2013, Lisa L. Décosse. PUO. However, you are allowed to use these papers on handmade projects that you intend to sell on a small scale basis provided credit is given. You also need to include a credit note and a link to this blog should you use any of my images in your creations and post them on your blog. If you would ever like to post a copy of these papers on your own blog or another location you MUST USE A WATERMARKED VERSION that I would be happy to supply you with. Just drop me an email using the link in the right sidebar to request one. Please be sure to familiarize yourself with my full terms of use found in the copyright tab at the top of this page. I have included a quick summary below.
Additional Credits:
The fonts used in the creation of these papers are:
Both of these fonts are free for commercial use. Clicking on either name will bring you to a download location.
If you are not sure how to copy the image, check out the download instructions page. Please be sure to read the Angel policy found under the copyright info tab above for the full terms. Below is a quick summary of those Terms of Use. Along with the Credit Note above...
- Do not claim the image as your own.
- Credit 'Decosse's Dynamite Doodles' or 'Lisa L. Décosse' somewhere on your creation.
- Credit and provide a link if you post a creation on your blog using any of my work in your creations.
- Do not share my images with family, friends, etc. Additionally, do not post any images to file sharing services like Box®, 4-Shared®, etc. Instead, please direct people to my blog so they can grab the image for themselves. If you would like to post a watermarked version of the image, please contact me to obtain one.
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6 comments:
AWESOME - thank you very much Lisa :-D xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Thanks for the papers Lisa. We don't actually celebrate 11th November which got me wondering why so I googled it. Here is what Wikipedia says:
New Zealand's national day of remembrance is Anzac Day, 25 April.[18] "Poppy Day" usually occurs on the Friday before Anzac Day.[19] The reason for the oddity of New Zealand having their remembrance on Anzac Day happened in 1921. The paper Poppies for Armistice that year arrived by ship too late for 11 November 1921, so an RSA branch distributed them at the next commemoration date (25 April 1922, which happened to be Anzac Day) and that date stuck as the new Poppy Day in New Zealand.
Armistice Day was observed in New Zealand between the World Wars, although it was always secondary to Anzac Day. As in other countries, New Zealand's Armistice Day was converted to Remembrance Day after World War II, but this was not a success. By the mid-1950s the day was virtually ignored, even by churches and veterans' organisations.[20]
Since the Unknown Warrior being returned to New Zealand for Armistice Day 2004, more ceremonies are now being held in New Zealand on Armistice Day and more churches are now observing Remembrance Sunday.
Nice remembrance papers - thank you!
Thank you so much for using your wonderful talent to create these papers. Now, those of us who want to, can use them to make a card to say THANK YOU to the men and women in our lives who have served and continue to serve our country.
With kind regards, enjay
Thank you Lisa. I love these papers. I love especially that you remembered this day and brought it to everyone's attention. I watched the Veterans parade yesterday here in our small town. I love all veterans where ever they may be and am so thankful for them. Edwina Brown
really awesome papers. Thank you so much for the information!
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