Free Downloadable/Print & Cut Vintage Labels

I have been using my time wisely. I cleaned out two closets and a storage room today. I really pared down the things we have. It is very therapeutic for me to open the door and see a space so organized. I felt the only thing better would have been if everything was labeled so I know what's inside my organized bins. I created a label so I can print them out as I needed. I went as far as labeling the spice jars in my pantry.  I make a yummy steak rub to marinade a London Broil on the grill. I usually make a double batch so I have some for later. These little jars are perfect, especially with labels on them.

In the spirit of organizing, I have a label sheet you can open and print. I used Avery Label 94200 but you could use plain printer paper, then cut and tape or glue your labels on. Or, if you are a Cricut fan, save the PNG and drop it into Design Space to use the cool print & cut feature.

Click here to download your free downloadable labels.

Happy organizing! Stay safe!

Stacy

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Happy Halloween - Freebie Friday

Freebie Friday.  Time for another give-away!  It's a halloween themed graphic today. I brushed off my drawing tablet for this one. I sketched this out, scanned it into my Mac and then added some Adobe Illustrator magic.  I wanted a not-so-scary wreath.  It's perfect for treat bags or a teacher gift.  Have fun with it.  If you like this, let me know.  Follow me on Instagram for more creative ideas!

It will be available until Sunday, October 20th.

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Happy "Happy Halloween" Treat Bags *Free Download*

I love making things...that is a given if you read my blog.  I really like inspiring others to find the creative-craftyness in their lives. It is a great feeling when you make something and someone says, "Wow, did you make this?"  I feel great when someone notices the time and energy I put into it.  Of course, sometimes it's more time than it's worth, but nothing is more important than giving something so personal as a homemade gift. It just makes you feel so good.  I am passing that creative-craftyness on to you.  Grab my happy "Happy Halloween" bags for free.  It's simple... download and print them out.  There is no cutting, no measuring.  Fold, glue (or tape) and your done. You will just need to fill the bags with treats for your halloween cuties. 

Give this a try.  You don't need a lot of computer experience. Once you have downloaded Dropbox, just click my link and download the file.  If you like this little project, like it, leave a comment and tell your friends.  Spread that creative-craftyness with them too. 

Download it by clicking here. Don't worry...there are color directions available with the download.

What you need to complete this project:

- A computer

- Dropbox (download it for free https://www.dropbox.com/downloading)

- A printer

- White computer paper

- Ribbon (optional)

- Scissors to cut ribbon (optional)

- Candy

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Yum Yum for Your Tum Tum Free Download

Now that the cooler weather has started, my husband likes to enjoy a cup of coffee after dinner.  Sometimes he needs something a little sweet to go with it.  I discovered this perfect Biscotti recipe. 

It is very easy and makes a good amount.  Since he enjoys it so much, I thought to share this little treat.  I created a cute package that holds two Biscotti cookies...perfect for a morning coffee in the office.  I figured something packaged so lovely will taste equally as good.  It is a personalized touch that I think people really appreciate. Designed in Adobe Illustrator and printed on plain white computer paper, all I needed to do was fold and add the cookies.  I tied it up with some twine. 

 

I really thought this was an easy way to present something that I baked.  I am offering a FREE DOWNLOAD for your next batch of cookies.  Just click the link, print and fold.  I left the Homemade line blank so you could add the name of your personal yum yum.  Happy weekend!

#imadethis #typographyforthekitchen #personalizedgift #homemade #adobeillustrator #packagedesign #biscotti 

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Farm Fresh Pumpkins & Free Print

I have been making a lot with my Cricut but sometimes I go back to my roots and digitally design a home decor project. Since it is Fall, I created a pumpkin patch sign that I had planned on painting. I always design it first in Adobe Illustrator no matter if I cut a stencil or not. In Adobe Photoshop, I can create just about any look. So I gave my Cricut a rest. With the magic of computer technology, I can age it and create something that looks old and worn. I had my hubby put together a reclaimed frame for me.

I also had an empty 11 x 14 frame with an 8 x 10 mat from Michaels that I thought would work too. The nicest thing about creating it digitally, besides not having paint brushes to clean, is that I can share it with you. Feel free to download a copy for yourself or send it to a friend or do both!

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