Download this freebie printable vintage globe card and matching patterned paper for all your vintage paper crafting projects.
If you love old maps, this printable vintage globe card is definitely the stationery printable for you. Wish someone bon voyage or make some old world papercrafts with this freebie printable card and matching patterned paper.
When I saw this vintage globe map design, I knew I had to create some printables with it. I created this bon voyage travel greeting card printable and I think it can be great for wishing someone a great trip or just to spark conversation about traveling together. Make plans to have an adventure with friends, right?
Additionally, I’ve also created a variation of the vintage globe card design onto a 12×12 patterned sheet of paper, so you can print for all your papercrafting projects. It will be so fun to create junk journals, art journals and travelers notebooks with this design. So you can print at home or readily have it printed at your local print shop for larger prints and different paper.
Doesn’t the vintage globe look just make you feel like flipping through old books in the library stacks? I have always loved the smell of old books. But if you don’t want to destroy actual vintage books, use this printable instead. You can print as many copies as you need.
But today I thought it would be cool to have the airmail design on a greeting card printable for a change. Sometimes we want that letterwriting look, but we just want a greeting card instead of actual stationery writing paper.
So here’s a printable everyday airmail greeting card with matching envelope. You can use this for many different occasions and include the design in your paper crafting projects as well. It’s classic!
I’ve shared many DIY journal tutorials on this blog and have recently shared on youtube as well. In this video, I thought it would be nice to share the idea of a wraparound closure that you often see and how you might use an elastic closure instead of a very long string.
Let me share with you the process of making this little cute journal with a gold elastic wraparound closure – enjoy!
See how you can make these easy handmade greeting cards and notecards for happy mail and pen pal friends! These are really easy to make and to duplicate if you need lots for an occasion. I’ve also used a free printable as my patterned paper, although you can use anything you have on hand.
Looking for a free printable space stationery set? Because you are in the right place to download a black and white, ink-friendly print-at-home stationery set – perfect for this month of April Letterwriting!
A few years back, I guested posted for a family blog and created a lot of printables, but never shared them directly here on my blog. So I thought it would be good to post these free printables here for everyone now!
Often we don’t find a lot of neutral or even masculine themed printables and stationery, so I thought the theme of space would be a nice change to my usual girly cute style. I created a poster called “infinite possiblities” because that is what space truly means to me, so much openness and opportunity, right?
You can download the graphic to use as an art print or decorate your snail mail package, so everything is in theme. Just click on the image below to get the full size.
However, since April is National Letterwriting Month, I thought it was only right to also include a printable stationery set! Since this is a black and white design, it’s really printer friendly, you can print as many copies as you need! You can download the A4 or LETTER paper sized, envelope template and stationery writing paper. Download via the links below the image.
I love printables and I love art journaling, so it’s only natural for me to share my super simple process of using printables within my art journaling practice.
I hope this will serve as an introduction to how printables can be so useful for all kinds of paper crafting and creative fun. I will definitely be sharing more in the future, but for now… art journaling with printables…
Over the years, I have shared so many printables on this blog. I wanted to go back to the foundation and share the basics to answer the question, what are printables? I hope that this will help those who are beginners and just getting into printing from home.
We will talk about what are printables, why you might use them and how to use them. I also share a whole bunch of places to find free and paid for printables, for a variety of uses. You can also check out all my blog lists to see the printables I share on a regular basis!
Happy April because it’s National Letterwriting Month! To all my fellow Letter Writers Alliance members, I designed a set of printable stationery awhile back and reposting it here for everyone to use. It’s sort of meta since it’s envelopes on an envelope design and printable writing paper. Hah! Maybe only my fellow snail mail enthusiasts would chuckle at that?
Either way it’s a printer friendly design that you can print at home and there’s a traditional greeting card, matching envelope and matching stationery paper. Everything you need to get your letterwriting vibes going, especially this month in celebration.
Download your preferred paper size below, print and send some happy mail today – enjoy!
Print your own free printable pink coffee planner page and DIY your own spread for the week with a pink coffee theme.
Today I wanted to share my plan with me notebook with you and how I create a weekly spread using free printables. I realize that often, it’s easy for me to fall off the bandwagon of planning, because life gets busy and I want to skip over parts. When planning gets too complicated, then it’s not really serving the purpose anymore.
I’m someone who falls in the middle of being super practical and minimal in my planner versus full-blown creative layouts and loads of decoration. I want planning to be functional of course, it has to work for me. However, I still want it to be cute and pretty to look at as well.
So the happy medium is to use printables or prepared decoration that is easy to add into my planning routine.
Let me share my current plan with me notebook and a super easy planner setup using the free printable pink coffee planner PDF. You can download it for free for your personal use below. Enjoy!
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