Free Teddy Bear in Vintage Pram Clipart (PNG) – Dapper Bear
Watercolor teddy riding a classic baby carriage — transparent PNG, 300 DPI (personal use).
Free
Say hello to the sweetest arrival! This dapper teddy bear in a vintage pram is painted in soft watercolor textures with pastel blues and gold accents. The bear wears a smart blue coat and top hat and sits inside an ornate antique baby carriage with curved metalwork, canopy drape, and fine wheels. Delivered as a transparent PNG (300 DPI)—perfectly crisp for print and digital in Canva, Procreate, Photopea/Photoshop.
Ideas to use it: Baby-shower invitations, birth-announcement cards, diaper-raffle tickets, cupcake toppers, favor tags, welcome-baby banners, nursery wall art, milestone cards, gift bags, thank-you notes, and baby book pages.
Personal use only (no commercial/POD/resale).
Welcome a bundle of charm into your projects with this vintage-style teddy!
All resources available on DIGITALMOMY.COM are for personal use only. Reselling, redistributing, sharing on other platforms (such as Amazon, Etsy, Redbubble, or other similar sites), or presenting them as your own creations for commercial purposes is strictly prohibited.
If you have any questions, please contact the License section.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What does “Personal Use Only” mean?
You can use the files for your own, non-commercial projects: home crafts, gifts to friends/family, personal social posts, classroom materials for your own students, etc. You may not sell items, take client work, upload files to POD/merch sites, or share/redistribute the source files.
Q2. Can teachers use the art in class?
Yes! Teachers and homeschoolers may print or include the art in worksheets, slides and handouts for their own students. Allowed formats for students: printed sheets, PDF, Google Slides™/view-only links. Please don’t share the original PNGs or editable templates publicly.
Q3. Can I sell worksheets on marketplaces (e.g., TPT/Etsy)?
No. Selling resources or products that use our freebies is commercial use and is not allowed.
Q4. Can I post designs on social media?
Yes, for personal posts. Flatten the design (JPG/PNG) so the clipart can’t be extracted and don’t offer the files for download. If the post is part of selling a product or a monetized template, that’s commercial (not allowed).
Q5. May my school/district share a PDF with families?
Yes, if it’s free, informational, and the clipart isn’t the downloadable asset itself. Share flattened PDFs only, not the source PNGs.
Q6. Can I give the PNGs to another teacher or friend?
No. Please link them to our website so they can download their own copy.
Q7. Can I upload the PNG into Canva and share a template link?
You can upload to your personal Canva account. Do not share public/editable templates that include our PNGs. For students, share as view-only or export as PDF.
Q8. Can I send files to a print shop?
Yes, for your own personal prints (posters, stickers, party signage). The print shop may not keep or reuse the art.
Q9. May I modify the colors or add text?
Yes—resize, recolor, add shadows, combine with fonts/patterns. The license doesn’t change: modified designs are still personal use and you may not sell them.
Q10. Do I need to credit you?
Credit is appreciated but not required. Suggested credit:
“Art from Digital Momy – personal use only – digitalmomy.com”
Q11. Technical details?
Format: PNG with transparent background (some items may also include JPG).
Resolution: 300 DPI for crisp printing.
Apps: Canva, Photoshop/Photopea, Procreate, PowerPoint/Google Slides.
Quick sizing tip: inches ≈ pixels ÷ 300 (e.g., 3000 px ≈ 10").
Q12. Can I get a commercial license?
These freebies don’t include commercial rights. If you need art for saleable products, use assets that come with a commercial license (e.g., licensed items on marketplaces) or contact us for custom options: digital.momyart@gmail.com.
Q13. What is strictly not allowed? (short list)
Selling products, printables, or services that use the art
Uploading files to POD sites (Redbubble, Amazon KDP, etc.)
Sharing/redistributing the source PNGs/JPGs (Drive, Dropbox, Canva templates)
Using the art as a logo/brand mark or for trademark purposes
Creating your own clipart packs or “freebies” from our files
Q14. Can I turn the PNG into a coloring page?
Yes for personal/classroom use only: convert to line art and share as printed/PDF to your students. Don’t post the editable source for public download.