by Linda | Oct 28, 2009 | DIY printables
Looking for a cute girl printable drawing? Download this free graphic drawing and color it up for some creative fun with the kids!
Today I wanted to share another quick digital card design I created for The Sweet Stop challenge 27. It is a sketch challenge, so I simply followed along the layout they provided. But I decided to create everything digitally and ended up drawing a girl holding flowers. Here’s my card design:
I’m happy to share my digital experimentations, so download the girl printable as a digital stamp for your personal use below. It’s definitely been fun creating these digital card designs and sharing my creations with everyone. Be sure to check back on older posts for more freebies. Thanks for stopping by!
Download FREE girl printable below
Just click on the image below for the full high-quality version to download to your computer. I think this girl printable is a great little drawing for coloring, cardmaking and other papercrafting projects. Enjoy!
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by Linda | Oct 14, 2009 | DIY printables
Check out these free printable digital papers in Halloween theme for all your holiday papercrafting needs.
I love to design my own digital papers and print out cards at home, but sometimes you can run out of ink pretty quickly. So I started to think about creating printable designs that were specifically made to use less ink in general. if possible.
The latest Dare U 2 digistamp challenge is themed around colors, so I decided to create a digital printable card keeping low use of ink in mind. Here is the halloween themed card I came up with, using a variety of pattern papers. It’s just a digital card design layout that I created, having fun with the prompt – all just for fun.
Since I designed all the graphics for this card, I thought it would make sense to share the digital papers with you as well. Feel free to use them for your personal projects at home. You can print them out and hopefully it won’t use up all your printer ink either! Enjoy below each design.
All designs on this blog are for PERSONAL USE.
Orange Pumpkins Patterned Paper PDF
Sleepy Ghosts Patterned Paper PDF
Skulls Patterned Paper PDF
Webs Patterns Paper PDF
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by Linda | Oct 8, 2009 | DIY printables
Looking for a cute drawing of an elf for papercrafting, cardmaking, coloring and more? Download this freebie for your next project!
Another Digital Tuesday Challenge when I practice a bit of digital design and with the theme of music I decided to create a music note paper background.
You can download the grayish version or black and white version of the digital paper below.
For the focal point of my design, I created a cute drawing of an elf – he’s singing with his eyes closed. What do you think of my card design? I purposefully left the background all in black and white to make the elf pop!
Printable Drawing of an Elf + Music Digital Paper Printable
Feel free to download the graphics below for your personal projects and have fun with it. I know that during Christmas time, we are always looking for elf images for cards and creative projects with the kids. I’m happy to share my little digital experimentations with all of you!
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Grayish music sheet pattern paper PDF
Black and white musicsheetpatternpaper PDF
Enjoy the freebies and I hope they will provide some creative fun for you and your family. Yay!
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by Linda | Sep 29, 2009 | DIY printables
Looking for a free angel printable? Download this line drawing for coloring and papercrafting, along with some matching printable papers.
Another week, another Digital Tuesday Challenge for sharpen up my creative skills. I’m all for heart-filled designs and delighted to work on this heart theme for the week. I’ve actually already designed some heart-motif freebies previously, but decided to do something brand new for today.
Thinking of hearts made me think of a guardian angel, so I created a cute little angel girl drawing and some matching paper designs. Here’s the card layout I created after creating all the elements digitally.
I’m always happy to share my work as I’m still learning so much. Feel free to download the digital files below for your own personal use.
The angel printable makes a great coloring page that is super cute for kids as well. They can color it up and send as a guardian angel wish to friends and family! You can also print the line drawing as a digital stamp for cardmaking. And I’ve also included the PDFs of the background papers I created in purple and red for more creative fun.
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by Linda | Sep 24, 2009 | my creative journal
I am loving Spoonflower and all the great designers currently using their platform. It’s not cheap to design and print your own fabric, but the satisfaction of having created something from scratch really drives you to make the best possible product in the end. I also love the empowerment their platform is giving to designers such as Liz Scott, who runs Wonderfluff on Etsy – her own fabric designs printed using Spoonflower. I can’t wait until they go out of beta and enable you to sell your fabric designs direct to the public. It’s great innovation and a grand opportunity for all of us.
I’ve seen so many great designs and professional fabric patterns from independent designers, it’s really fantastic that so many people have been empowered. There’s also a great community as well – designers who are all passionate about textile design. Very cool stuff! The internet has given all of us the possibility of communicating worldwide and now there are companies popping up to help with business and manufacturing – Spoonflower, Etsy, Lulu, Blurb…to name a few. I wonder what other innovations will pop up via the internet for independent designers and artists? It’s definitely a fast changing world out there and supremely exciting!
After creating my birdie pattern and realizing it would make great fabric for PJs, I signed up with Spoonflower and ordered a swatch to see how the colors will turn out. It’s so exciting to be able to have such power of creation upon my hands…woohoo! Also, there was a special theme presented for competition on Spoonflower, a fabric design with spoon and flower design(s) incorporated somehow. I decided to take part and created a spoonflower bud pattern. A simple repeating design with bright colors that I think would make a nice tablecloth or napkins! What do you think?
You can find this spoonflower bud design as fabric on Spoonflower here…
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