by Linda | Jan 30, 2018 | DIY printables
Here’s a simple and clean thank you card with a neutral heart design that works for all occasions.
The notecard format is very convenient, because it’s meant to be printed at home and you just cut the sheet of paper in half and fold. Wah-lah! Instant notecards!
There are many occasions that might not need such a large card or perhaps you don’t have much to write inside besides your heartfelt thanks, so I feel like a smaller card suits the occasion much better.
Download in your preferred paper size below and enjoy!
Notecards Thank You LETTER
Notecards Thank You A4
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by Linda | Jan 23, 2018 | DIY printables
A super cute and simple design of a world map as a thinking of you greeting card.
My thought is that you can add a little heart where you are located and connect it with a dotted line to where your recipient is in the world. A nice way to personalize a card too!
Download in your preferred paper size below and enjoy!
Thinking of You World Card A4 | Thinking of You World Envelope A4
Thinking of You World Card LETTER | Thinking of You World Envelope LETTER
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by Linda | Jan 16, 2018 | DIY printables
I’ve posted free printables on various websites and decided to bring them all back here on the blog, so this will always be the archive for all my design printables. I hope you enjoy these re-releases!
Thank you cards are probably the most popular after birthday cards, so here is a free printable thanks greeting card design. It’s a simple, clean and graphic design, perfect for printing at home and catching up with all the thank you notes you need to send out to friends and family.
The fabulous thing about printables is that you can print as many as you need. This design also has a matching envelope that you can glue together, but if you want to save time, the printed greeting card will fit in standard sized envelopes.
Download the free printable thanks card in your preferred paper size below – high resolution PDFs that you can print at home or at the copy shop.
Thanks Repeat Card A4 – Thanks Repeat Envelope A4
Thanks Repeat Card LETTER – Thanks Repeat Envelope LETTER
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by Linda | Jan 13, 2018 | DIY printables
This year, I’m determined to share even more of my work in the form of printables. I create a lot of artwork in my journals, but they often sit there for all time, in unfinished form. But even the simplest idea can be transformed into a finished work of art and that’s why I wanted to share this little blooms stationery set with you.
These little bloom doodles come from my journal and I took the extra steps to digitize them into Illustrator to create a repeating pattern. With a few splash of color, I was able to create this cute printable stationery set – pretty cool, huh?
Although it’s not the most groundbreaking design work in the world, I know it still a lovely piece of stationery that you can use in your lettering writing, snail mailing and papercrafting.
The creative process is still a magical process for me, from the spark of an idea to the final steps of creating an actual finished product. You can download the free printable files in your preferred paper size via the links below.
Download Little Blooms A4 ZIP
Download Little Blooms LETTER ZIP
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by Linda | Dec 28, 2017 | DIY printables
Use this free printable check-in review worksheet to get clear on your current situation and how to optimize and get more productive.
Leading up to the new year, I’m sharing my planning process for 2018 and posting the printables I’m using here on the blog.
The final step is the most crucial and that is to check-in, review and adjust your plans!
When a new year rolls around, I think it’s natural for all of us to want to start fresh, embark on new endeavors and plan for an amazing year.
However, the reality of life is that no matter how meticulous or amazing our plans might be, they often have to change with the times and situation. Or unexpected factors might enter and adjustments must be made.
So it’s actually crucial to regularly check-in with goals, review your progress and adjust as necessary. Not only on the front of if you are following your plans, but how you feel throughout the process and evaluating if what you are working towards is actually what you want.
The only thing we can be sure of in life, is change, right?
So after making your grand plans and getting organized, celebrating your successes, facing your challenges, auditing your time, brain dumping, and making your amazing plans of action – don’t forget to regularly check-in on your progress, evaluate the situation and adjust as necessary.
I recommend doing this monthly and also quarter, so that you aren’t always only looking back on the previous month… but taking in big chunks of time all together to see any patterns or big picture realizations.
I have always resisted doing these kind of exercises, thinking it was all woo woo and fluff. But it is so helpful to take some time to journal out your feelings, thoughts and take stock of the situation. It’s as simple as that, but so many people never stop to look back and see how they can improve!
Without taking stock, you might be heading in a direction successfully, but that doesn’t resonate with your needs and wants in the end.
Don’t skip the checking-in with yourself and allowing yourself the time to reflect and ultimately adjust your plans.
Download the free printable check-in review worksheet:
You can use this worksheet whenever you need a check-in with yourself, but definitely consider a review to adjust your plans every month and quarter.
TG Planning6 Review A4
TG Planning6 Review LETTER
This post is part of a series of printables to help you evaluate your planning and productivity:
If you like this printable, check out the perpetual calendar and planner printables I’ve created below for more free printables:
