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Fourth of July Printables Roundup
I love summer holidays! After celebrating my birthday at the end of last month, I have been mentally preparing myself for the Fourth of July for the past week! The Fourth of July is such a fun holiday that brings everyone together to enjoy good summer food and entertainment. Spice up your celebration with some cute and festive printables that I’ve been checking out lately:
Fig + Cotton | Delightfully Noted
Easy Paper Crafts | Nifty Thrifty Things
What is your favorite part about the Fourth of July?
Customizable Mother’s Day Card PDFs
Hi guys – I’ve been working on Mother’s Day cards and have decided to offer you guys a chance to check them out! These are in editable PDF form, so if you’re not going to see your mom tomorrow, you can easily send her an email with a special note attached! Alternatively, I would be glad to send you the original PDFs for the 4.25 x 5.5″ cards, which you can print at home yourself.
If you’re interested in purchasing one, I’m running a sale for $3 per downloadable PDF via PayPal. Shoot me an email at cutesychelsea@yahoo.com and I’ll get your PDFs to you as soon as confirmation of payment is received! Happy Early Mother’s Day!
Customizable PDFs:
Free Printable Bible Verse Advent Calendar
Contains:
- (2) 8.5 x 11″ pdfs
Preparation:
In order to “reveal” the Bible verses each day, you will have to cut around 3 sides of each numbered square so that they can be folded over like a tab. (I recommend leaving the top side of the squares uncut, but you can do it however you like.) Next, attach the two pieces of paper together (the tree image on top of the Bible verses) by using a little glue in each of the corners, making sure not to glue the tabs. Now place it on any wall where you want to countdown to Christmas — great for kids & adults alike! Drop me a comment if you use my advent calendar, I’d love to know what you think!
Free Printable Christmas Banner
Contains:
- (8) 4 x 5″ banner pieces
This is intended to be strung with ribbon through the indicated holes. You can print it on regular printer paper, or try using some cardstock to make the pieces more sturdy. Add a little festive cheer to any wall or doorway this holiday season!
Free Printable Snowflake Gift Tags
Contains:
- (2) 3.75 x 3″ rectangle tags
- (4) 2.5 x 1″ rectangle tags
- (2) 2 x 2″ square tags
- (2) 3 x 3″ circle tags
You can print these on sticky paper or just onto regular card stock that you’re going to attach to your gifts. Let me know if you like them, or if you’d like to see some more!
3 Easy DIY Winter Crafts
Today is Black Friday, and that means that Christmas is officially here! If you’re like me then you can’t wait to start decorating, but I also like to make things while I still have time during my Thanksgiving break. This means DIY winter decorations, that are super easy and festive, and look great around the house! Here are three of my favorite projects:
1- Paper Snowflakes
I know you all remember making these when you were a kid. They are so super easy, and if you know the right way to fold them then it’s almost impossible to make a “bad” design. This website has a great step-by-step tutorial and some starter designs to get your creative juices flowing. I like to hang up my snowflakes on the windows and doors, but you can put them virtually anywhere you want a little snowy decoration!
2- Snow Globes
Snow globes are my favorite holiday decoration. There’s something about looking at a little microcosmic world of eternal Christmas that is just completely charming and timeless to me. If you’ve never made one before, here is a simple tutorial by Martha Stewart – you only need a few materials to make them, and they’re great handmade presents, too!
3- Fake Presents
No, I don’t mean joke presents – I mean wrapping boxes or pictures that are laying around the house and turning them into decorative presents that you can place on a shelf or bookcase. Take this as a chance to use that nice wrapping paper that you love, but everyone rips to shreds without a second thought!
I hope these ideas were helpful for your holiday decorating – try to keep in mind what the holidays are about, and enjoy the time you get to spend with family and friends!