More holiday freebies! This time, it’s holiday gifts tags (1st photo) and holiday tags and a pocket (2nd photo) by Amy Moss of Eat Drink Chic, who has a fantastic archive of DIY projects and freebies here. Her blog is well worth your time.
Image: Amy Moss/Eat Drink Chic
All freebies are for your personal use only.
p.s. Helen Dardik (whose fun blog is Orange You Lucky!) also has some free printable tags here.
Gift boxes, wrapping paper and matching tags for free! Oh My!
This year, I’ve seen lots of great wrapping ideas for holiday gifts, and I’m clearly leaning toward unconventional colors and styles. So these patterns from Hey Look – a blog I love – are perfect. Click here for the downloadable files and put them to good use!
I know you guys know this, but I’m going to say it anyway: all freebies like these are for personal use only. Please don’t redistribute the PDFs or try to make money from them in any way.
My Freebies archive is here.
Images: Hey Look
Use these fun, spooky Halloween labels, designed by Celeste Rockwood-Jones of the Design, Wash, Rinse, Repeat blog, for gifts or just to make your house a little more festive for Halloween.
You can get the download here.
Celeste has a number of great freebies, including these clever teacher appreciation labels, these pretty holiday labels, and these Valentine’s tea bags (bookmark them for February!).
In case I haven’t said it lately, I’m grateful to all of the generous and talented artists and designers out there, like Celeste, who freely share their art with us. Thank you.
Images: Celeste Rockwood-Jones
Hi guys. I’m taking some time off to visit friends & family, and getting a break in before school starts. But before I go, I thought I’d share some fun, back-to-school printables I’ve seen lately:
Adorable printable bookplates by Helen Dardik. Get them here. (Images: Helen Dardik)
Inspired by Helen’s bookplates, Carolyn Gavin of ecojot created these lovely designs, also free to download and print. Get them here. (Images: Carolyn Gavin)
And Ez of Creature Comforts created these fun back-to-school printable tags and labels for your kiddos. Get them here. (Image: Ez Pudewa, Creature Comforts)
Enjoy these last few days of summer. I’ll see you back here after Labor Day!
xo,
Molly
Erin Jang of The Indigo Bunting designed this free downloadable postcard for Martha Stewart’s Crafts Dept. Good for dropping a line to your family & friends, and for tucking into your kid’s trunk for camp.
Click here to download Erin’s postcard. If you like Erin’s work (what’s not to love?) visit her shop here.
Wishing you all a happy weekend!
Image: Erin Jang
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Amy Moss of Eat Drink Chic offers the best freebies on her website – gift tags, note cards, a cute popsicle matching game, and now these fantastic iPhone wallpaper sets. (Tip: if you click on the “Freebies” category to the right, many of them are her designs.)
She also has impeccable taste in all the pretty and colorful things she features. A definite favorite of mine.
Images: Amy Moss/Eat Drink Chic
Ruffled Blog recently featured this ribbon dyeing idea from Hey Look – it’s really beautiful, and I want to give it a try:
And don’t miss these printable tags, which might just be the prettiest free tags I’ve ever seen:
Perfect for a special Valentine’s Day package.
Images: Hey Look for Ruffled Blog
Amy Moss of Eat Drink Chic is my favorite source for reliably pretty, free printables: gift tags, notecards, invitations, and now, this sweet popsicle memory game. Isn’t it charming?
This would be perfect to give as a birthday gift, a back-to-school surprise, or even as a holiday gift for any of your little friends – or maybe even your big friends too, because memory games are good for people of all ages. Keeps us on our toes!
For the download, please visit Eat Drink Chic.
(And make sure you abide by her conditions of use.)
Images: Amy Moss/Eat Drink Chic
Adorable, free ice cream gift tags by Amy Moss of Eat Drink Chic:
Get the free download here (and remember that these are for your personal use only).
Other free printables from Eat Drink Chic: Vintage Hanky Notes; Valentine’s Day Invitation; Floral Gift Tags
Images: Eat Drink Chic
Amy Moss of Eat Drink Chic has this fun idea for a cozy Valentine’s Day evening at home. The designs are free for you to download, and she includes a helpful list of supplies you will need.
It’s a sweet idea, and if you have kids and you want to include them too, you could easily expand this craft to share the evening with more people. I know my girls would love it.
Image: Amy Moss / Eat Drink Chic
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