by Linda | Oct 20, 2010 | DIY printables
Looking to make a faux library card pocket for your paper projects? Print your own using this free printable library card template – a free PDF download.
In writing my handmade zine (Issue 2 of Pensieri) named Pockets Galore, I’ve been exploring all kinds of pockets we can print-at-home and make for paper crafting projects.
I’ve made so many examples and prototypes and it’s a fun process to test out what works! One such pocket type is the old school library card pockets at the front of books. I don’t think libraries actually use them anymore, but they still look so cool!
You can probably find them in old library books or vintage paper lots, but it’s a lot easier to just make your own! Use my printable library card template to make as many as you need for your cards, journals and planner decoration.
Just print out the PDF template I’ve created, trim to size, fold along lines and glue to your project. You can obviously distress it or decorate as you would like as well.
By the way, I’ve also designed printable library journaling cards in the past, so you can print those out and stick those in the pocket as well.
I love to use this printable library card template for adding pockets into my journal pages and sometimes I print on kraft paper to change things up, not just plain white paper.
Download Printable Library Pocket Template PDF
So I hope you’ll enjoy using this free printable, you can definitely tag me on social media @tortagialla so I can see what you created!
Finally, feel free to spread the word about this free printable and pin to your heart’s content. I’m happy to share my templates and make paper crafting accessible and enjoyable for all. Have a great day!
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by Linda | Oct 6, 2010 | DIY printables
Need to label your Halloween treats in a cute way? Download this free treats only printable!
The other day, I doodled up a little Halloween girl and wrote “Treats Only, please!” because I do like the treat part, not so much the trick part of this holiday. I remember being scared wayyyy too much in childhood, because our neighborhood had a thing for haunted houses and “trials” before you actually get a candy. Well, no more of that…I embrace just having treats!
After finishing up my art journal page of this illustration, I thought it would be really cute attached to the Halloween treats handed out…so here we have a new freebie printable! Pretty cute labels, no?
Download Printable Halloween Treats Only Please Labels PDF
All designs on this blog are for PERSONAL USE.
I suppose you can use these as toppers for bags as well or labels on candy bars…anything in the Halloween spirit having to do with treats! Yay! Enjoy and feel free to spread the word and share a link to this post! Thank you and have fun!
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by Linda | Sep 29, 2010 | DIY printables
Happy hump day to all!
I’ve been busy designing on the computer, working on official stuff, scrapbooking kits and some personal projects as well.
After playing around here and there, I actually created these label strips for myself to use in a project. In the end, they didn’t fit with the particular booklet project, so they were sadly thrown to the side, to be forgotten…
I thought it would be better to share them as a free printable with all of you… so I hope you can use these label strips somehow. There are blank versions and the days of the week version as well. Enjoy!
Download Printable Label Strips PDF
by Linda | Sep 22, 2010 | DIY printables
It’s been a while since I’ve offered up a stationery set for download, so I thought it would be nice to have something in the Halloween or ghoulish theme for the upcoming holiday. I used my little sleepy ghost pattern to create this printable stationery set…sort of funky looking and not your normal cutesy design. The cool thing about printable stationery is that you can print as many pages as you need and really use it for lots of different things. A casual note stuck into a lunchbox, a long letter to a dear friend or just using the design for decoration around the house. This little guy is either sleepy or grumpy…maybe both!
Download Sleepy Ghost Printable Stationery Set PDF
Hope you enjoy this free printable and let me know if there’s anything in particular you are ever looking for. I’m always up for the challenge and like to do little design exercises and doodle away as a form of practice. The results always ends up being a freebie on my blogs. I’m all about sharing…if someone can use it and be happy! Until tomorrow…ciao ciao!
by Linda | Sep 15, 2010 | DIY printables
Would you like some free printable vintage text paper pages for your papercrafting projects?
Vintage and grungy looking text seems to be always in style and useful for any crafty project. I was reading some sonnets by Shakespeare and decided to make a few vintage looking text pages with his verses. These can be printed out for crafting with or used digitally in scrapbooking or other artsy projects.
Hope you enjoy these vintage text pages with the words of Shakespeare. Have fun and happy Wednesday!
Download Printable Vintage Text Pages ZIP file of high-resolution jpgs (13.6 mb)
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