Hello everyone! It’s the first of the month, so that means it’s Free Printable time! August is a BIG month for birthdays in our family, so I thought it would be appropriate to make a birthday printable. Download the printable below:
And now, the example card I made:
And there you have it! It would be really easy to go vintage with this image, or try a more chalkboard-y effect…very versatile. I hope you enjoy!
Happy July, everyone! Today is the first Monday of a new month, so I have a free printable for you…but…here’s the thing…I kind of dropped the ball on this one. I created this design several weeks ago. A couple of weeks ago, I realized that July 4th would come before the first Monday in July. My intention was to post this a week early so you’d have it in time for the 4th, but then life got crazy. So. There you go. I’m sorry it’s late, but hopefully you’ll enjoy it anyway! Click the link below to download your July printable.
And for some inspiration, here’s the example card I came up with:
That’s it for me today! I hope you like this month’s free printable, despite its tardiness. If you’d like details on how I made this card, feel free to contact me and I’ll be happy to share them with you!
Have a lovely day!
Hi everybody! I’m just popping in really quickly to give you the free printable for June. Unfortunately, I’m a day late and I don’t have an example card for you. I was hoping to have some time yesterday to get the card made, but that didn’t happen! So, I figured a free printable without an example would be better than a free Father’s Day printable after Father’s Day. There are actually a couple options included in this printable, and I hope you enjoy using one or both of them!
Have a lovely day!
Happy May, everyone! Since today is the first Monday of the new month, I have a new free printable for you! And it’s just in time for Mother’s Day. You can grab your free May printable below:
And here’s the card I made using the free printable:
I printed 3 copies and fussy cut the entirety of one, the banner of the second, and the middle of the banner of the third. Then, I layered them all using foam squares to create dimension. It’s a great way to make a simple card a little more interesting. I layered green and white cardstocks onto the card base and adhered the wreath, and then added a bow made of pink and cream jute string. The great thing is, it’s pretty enough to just print on a card and go 🙂
Thanks for stopping by! I hope you like this month’s free printable!
Hello, everyone! I have something new and special for you today! I was trying to figure out how I could possibly get you – my faithful readers – more involved and inspired, and I thought, “free stuff!” Well, I can’t really afford to mail things to you all on a regular basis, but there’s this great thing called the internet and a growing trend of digital stamping, so I thought
Why not create a monthly digital image that everyone can download for free?!
The plan is to create a digital image for you all and post it, with an example, on the first Monday of each month. As you can see, I’m already behind 😛 Also, once I figure out how to do it, I’d like to set up a Linky Party so you can all share the projects you come up with using the free printable. How fun is that!? Anyway, with no further ado, here’s your first Free Printable of the Month, just in time for Easter!
You can download the PDF here: April Printable
And here’s the card I created:
I printed the design onto white cardstock and used my oval die to cut it out. Then, I layered it over a scalloped oval die cut and half a doily. The background is white cardstock spritzed with some teal Color Shine spray layered over yellow cardstock. Of course I couldn’t resist adding a satin bow and pearls! Here’s the inside, with the second half of the printable:
I hope you’ve been inspired! Don’t forget to download the printable and create your own Easter card. I’d love to see what you create!
Have a lovely day 🙂
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