by Linda | Mar 18, 2015 | DIY printables
Need a free printable thank you card for a dear friend? Check out this beautiful, soft floral design to download and print today. Instant thank you card!
A while back I designed this soft floral thank you card for my email newsletter subscribers, but I totally forgot to post it here on the blog. While organizing my digital files, I happened upon the design and knew that I had to share.
I think thank you cards are super handy for everyone. It’s always appropriate to say thank you and I think we don’t do it enough in writing. So here’s a free printable thank you card that you can create in no time. Printables are great for the last minute, because you can download instantly and print at home. Or if you are like me, print out a bunch of copies, so they are ready at hand. When you actually stop to think about it, there are loads of people you can send a thank you card to week to week.
Trust me when I say that thank you cards are highly appreciated. You don’t have to be a sophisticated writer, so don’t get scared away. Just your heartfelt thanks in your actual handwriting will do. Hand over the card or post it as snail mail and your time spent will be much appreciated. Just think about how you feel when you get a thank you note. It’s really good… so pass on that feeling to someone who deserves your thanks.
Download Printable many thanks card PDF
So, I’m a huge fan of printable stationery because I think it’s just so handy and useful. You can find just the right card you need and print it out from the comfort of your home. Amazing, right? I’m busily working on a secret printable project – so these thoughts are definitely on my mind. Definitely keep in touch, so you don’t miss out on the announcement. The amazing thing about digital downloads is the instant gratification *woohoo*
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by Linda | Dec 15, 2011 | DIY printables, my creative journal
Want a cute little mini airmail design in fresh colors for your papercrafting project? Lately, I’ve been noticing the light blue and pinkish red combination of colors for the Christmas season. I’m more drawn to the palette that is light, airy, fresh and snowy…rather than the traditional classic red and green. Somehow seems more peaceful and quiet happy.
So, I decided to update my airmail stationery to these colors for a little tiny gift card design. You can see my printout on my december daily page below:
Really small and cute, nothing fancy. Matching card with little envelope.
Download the Christmas Airmail Stationery Printable PDF for your personal papercrafting projects.
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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 13, 2010 | DIY printables
Looking for a quick and easy Halloween party invite template that you can print at home? Download this cute skulls design notecards and start promoting your get together!
I thought it would be nice to have a host and hostess as part of the design, hence the two skulls, partners in life! And the blank lined area underneath lets you write in whatever details or text that applies to you.
Originally I thought of this as a party invite, but it can certainly be a journaling card, decoration in your planner or just something to print for the kids to color up and write about Halloween this year. Can actually be for All Saints Day as well with the skulls! Maybe you can decorate and draw over them with sugar skull designs? The sky is the limit.
Download Halloween Party Invite Template
Download Printable Skulls Party Time Notecard ZIP
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by Linda | Sep 1, 2010 | DIY printables
Happy September lovely blog readers! I’m still pondering over how I can organize and refine a posting schedule for my various blogs, including this one…see the last post for details. I’m always open to suggestions, so do let me know what you think. What do you want to see, learn, share, discuss about? In the meantime, I thought I would post this little printable freebie. I’m going into a lot of scrapbooking and minibook making for all my vacation photos, so these were some journaling notecards I whipped up to use. There’s space to put in the date, location and notes…especially good for itinerary types of memory keeping.
Download Date Location Notes Printable Journaling Notecards PDF
Hope you enjoy and until next time…when I get my scheduling sorted out! Thanks and ciao ciao!
