Alice in Wonderland Clipart, Winter Couture Die Cuts, Junk Journal Ephemera, Fashion PNG Bundle
Alice in Winter Wonderland - an avant garde fashion event.
Thirty characters from Lewis Carroll's Wonderland, reimagined as looks on a winter couture runway. Sculptural silhouettes, architectural hair, enormous ruffs and pleated collars, in a palette of ice white, frost blue, pearl gray and silver - each look given one signature accent of its own.
Every character comes to you TWICE: once as a full fashion plate, and again as a transparent die cut of the exact same figure, ready to drop straight into your work.
WHAT YOU GET
- 30 fashion plates, 2550 x 3300 px (8.5 x 11 in) at 300 DPI, PNG
- 30 matching die cuts, transparent background, 300 DPI, PNG
- 1 printable PDF
- 5 cut-apart sheets, ready to print at home
- 61 files in total
THE CAST
Alice - the White Rabbit - the Mad Hatter - the Queen of Hearts - the Cheshire Cat - the Red Queen - the White Queen - the King of Hearts - the Knave of Hearts - the Duchess - the March Hare - the Dormouse - the Caterpillar - the Cook - the Hatter's Second Look - the Gryphon - the Mock Turtle - the Frog Footman - the Fish Footman - the Dodo - Tweedledum - Tweedledee - the Card Soldier - the Gardener - the White Knight - the Walrus - the Carpenter - the Lory - the Jabberwock - Through the Looking Glass
PERFECT FOR
Junk journals and travelers notebooks, altered books, scrapbook layouts, greeting cards, paper dolls, collage and mixed media, tags and ephemera packs, decoupage, digital scrapbooking, gift wrap and party paper, sublimation, wall art and print-at-home decor.
COMMERCIAL USE
Yes - use these in items you make and sell. Please do not resell, share or redistribute the files themselves as digital products, clipart or graphics.
DELIVERY
This is an INSTANT DOWNLOAD. No physical item will be shipped. After purchase, open the Thank You PDF included with your order - it has your one-click download link.
Colors vary slightly between screens and printers.
Based on Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865) and Through the Looking-Glass (1871), both in the public domain.