Sweet Thanksgiving Wishes Freebie

Flowers are my all-time favorite design to work with, but I'm loving the less traditional cards that I've been making too, including this one. Why not send someone sweet wishes with a piece of pie!?

This freebie is really quick and easy to print out and mount on an A2 (4.25" x 5.5") piece of card stock. I put mine on Stampin' Up!'s Mossy Meadow then on their Pumpkin Pie card stock. 

I then cut two tiny slits in the top and bottom of the side of the card and tied a piece of embroidery floss into a bow to make the words and whipped cream stand out.

Here's the free digi. As always:

1. Snag it to your desktop or photos.
2. Put it in a Word or Page Document.
3. Resize it to the size card you want to make.
4. Print it out, either at home or at a copy center. 

I hope you enjoy the freebie! Thanks for stopping by my blog today and have a wonderful season leading up to Thanksgiving!

Hey Pumpkin Digital Freebie

I love all things pumpkin spice, but have never had a drink as cute as these two here! 

This card is made with a simple freebie that I've created and posted below. It's so easy to just print it out and mount it on your choice of background for a really cute and quick card. My background is Stampin' Up!'s Pumpkin Pie Card Stock and Patterned Paper from Little Critters by Pink & Main. Tied with a jute bow and it's ready to cheer someone up this fall!

Here's the free digi. As always:

1. Snag it to your desktop or photos.
2. Put it in a Word or Page Document.
3. Resize it to the size card you want to make.
4. Print it out, either at home or at a copy center. 

This one has a transparent background and mine is professionally printed at the copy shop (FedEx) using toner ink for a crisp image. If you print it on off white or colored paper, the color of the paper will show through on this one. 

I hope you enjoy the freebie! Thanks for stopping by my blog today and have a wonderful day!

Autumn Wishes Digital Freebie

Today’s card is one that I make using a Digital Freebie in black and white, colored in with Copic Markers. I printed it out on my computer and trimmed it down. After coloring the pumpkin and leaves, I used a blending brush and blended, Stampin’ Up!’s Delightful Dijon ink around the edges.

It's mounted on generic black and white dotted paper, then Stampin' Up!'s Tangerine Tango card stock. The check paper is from The Paper Studio (Hobby Lobby) and the wood and words is a back/front paper called "Cutting Board" from Peebles.

I really like the how dark this one turned out. It looks so much like a fall night in a pumpkin patch. (I'm thinking about Charlie Brown right now! I love the Peanuts!)

Anyway, feel free to snag the freebie on the right. I put my info a little lower than usual, as I thought it would look in a circle cut too.

Here's the free digi. As always:

1. Snag it to your desktop or photos.
2. Put it in a Word or Page Document.
3. Resize it to the size card you want to make.
4. Print it out, either at home or at a copy center. 

Enjoy, and Happy Fall!

Hello October Freebie!

Welcome October! This little freebie is just right for saying hi to someone this fall! 

The download is below, and added to that is some Stampin' Up! Paper in Pumpkin Pie, Crushed Curry and Cherry Cobbler. The yellow is embossed with a swirl design pattern called Swirls and Curls, also from Stampin' Up!

I love little cards like this that don't really say anything specific. It's just a little something to let someone know that you're thinking of them!

Here's the free digi. As always:

1. Snag it to your desktop or photos.
2. Put it in a Word or Page Document.
3. Resize it to the size card you want to make.
4. Print it out, either at home or at a copy center. 

I hope you enjoy the freebie! Thanks for stopping by my blog today and have a wonderful October!

Soft Fall "Thinking of You" Card

Today’s card is a sweet, "thinking of you" autumn card that features a stack of pumpkins. The digital download is a freebie. I accented the card with Stampin’ Up! card stock in the following colors: Chocolate Chip, Crumb Cake and Wild Wheat.

The background paper is something that was given to me along time ago, and it was old then, so I’m not sure what brand that is. I like it though, because it’s quite thin, and I was able to easily make an envelope with it, as well as accent the front of the card.

I also used a piece of raffia, and in order to make it stay put, I punched a hole in the side of the card, and then in the fold of the card. I didn’t tie it in a bow because I wanted it to be gender neutral.

Making the envelope was sort of an accident. Instead of cutting the card stock 4 1/4 x 5 1/2, it was cut 4 x 5 1/2. So I decided to make a homemade envelope so that it would fit better. I really like how the whole thing looks all together. I think it's a great fall card.

One other little thing I did was used a standard hole punch and punched out three little circles out of the patterned paper and used them as an accent on the bottom. I love using enamel dots for things like this, but I don't always have the right colors. In times like that, punching out a few works perfectly. You can even get some clear glaze glue, such as Ranger Glossy Accents, and put it over top of them. It will look even more like real enamel dots.

Here's the free digi. As always:

1. Snag it to your desktop or photos.
2. Put it in a Word or Page Document.
3. Resize it to the size card you want to make.
4. Print it out, either at home or at a copy center. 

Enjoy, and Happy Fall!

Sweet Halloween Freebies

I don’t like to get too creepy at Halloween, so these guys seem just right. And who doesn’t love cupcakes? Having them be just a little bit scary makes them perfect for any age group.

I made these digital designs and they are available free by just clicking on them below. To make the cards, I used, Stampin’ Up! solid card stock paper, and the patterned paper is from Pink & Main.

Shown above is a set of three, but there is a fourth one in this collection, too. It’s a long story, but he didn’t make it to the craft table.

I hope you enjoy these freebies, and thanks so much for stopping by my blog today!

Hello Autumn Freebie

I've got another digital freebie for you to download and size as you want today. It's called Hello Autumn and is super easy to cut out and place on the front of a card.

I printed mine on one of my favorite card stocks called True White. It's actually more of an off-white yet without being yellow and has matching envelopes available. I get mine at Paper-Papers.com but other places have it too. Make sure you search using the term True White Speckletone. It's perfect for times when you want something a little more soft. But regular white card stock or copy paper will work just fine too. 

My complete supply list for this card is:

• True White Speckletone Card Stock
• Stampin' Up! Patterned Papers
• Bow Made From Raffia
• Wood Patterned Paper

Image courtesy of snailmailstudio.blogspot.com

For personal use only not to be sold or redistributed in any way

Pumpkin Spice Plaid Freebie

Today's Digital Freebie is one I love so much! It's colors, orange and black, are perfect for fall, but not too Halloween-y. I think that black is one of my signature colors because it really makes cards pop.

This one makes it so easy to make a cute card too. The scalloped edge and plaid is part of the design. 

The following is my supply list:

• White Card Stock Base
• Black Card Stock
• Black Chiffon Ribbon
• Stampin' Up! Orange Dotted Paper
• SU! Yellow Dotted Paper

Super simple and so very cute!

Here's the digi:

Just save it, size it in Word or Pages and print it (or have it professionally printed out).

Thanks for stopping by my blog today, and happy crafting!

 

Fall Freebie Philippians 4:4a

Here's a sweet fall leaf with the Bible verse Philippians 4:4 on it.

I just printed out this Digital Freebie, cut it out and mounted it on Stampin' Up!'s Cajun Craze card stock. Using SU!'s Flowering Vines Dies, I cut a square out of Speckletone True White and used adhesive spray (and a little bit of painted Elmer's Glue on the edges to hold down the delicate die cut.

A bit of chiffon ribbon simply folded gives it an elegant touch. All were mounted on a piece of Cajun Craze card stock again to tie the look together.

Snag the Digital Freebie below, place it in Word (PC) or Pages (Mac). Size it accordingly and print it out. I had this commercially printed at Fed Ex and an 8.5 x 11 sheet of paper cost just .68 cents. I can get 6 to a page for that price. Such a good deal!

Use any supplies you have on hand. You can even cut the leaves out and mount them on card stock or patterned paper. Have fun and enjoy!