~free printables~

Thank you for your understanding of my need to unplug for a few.

We lost a friend a week ago today unexpectedly and something like that just leaves you kind of numb.

Hoping to get back into the swing of things this week, but bear with me if my posts are sporadic!

With that being said, I wanted to share a few of my favorite free printables with you.

I have a Pinterest board dedicated just to this.

{where you can find the sources for all these as well}

I used to think printables were just for framing, but you can do so much more with them, like cute little labels for coffee or food:

I must try these ice cream cone wrappers this summer, too cute:

I've always been a sucker for vintage children's graphics, love these alphabet cards:

Talk about thrifty decor. Wrap old cans with these free printables and voila, cute vases or containers for anything!

I could think of a million ways to use these printable library cards:

I made these pantry labels a while back. Print them on sticker paper, cut out, and add to your pantry jars.

Pie boxes~wow, too cute.

And you can't go wrong with these cute gift tags:

Remember to head on over to my Pinterest board for links, and also for a ton more!

xoxo

~what's your password?~{a free printable}

How many times do your guests ask for your wifi password?

It happens a lot at our house, so when I found this free printable I knew I had to immediately print it out and frame it!

xoxo

~a cozy handmade holiday gift~

The other night while watching the ball game with my hubby, he
told me that he would really like a good, big, soft couch blanket.

I guess I could have went and bought one, but I thought
making one would be even more special.

These blankets are so easy to make. Kids can make them, and with the cute free printable
{see below} I think these would make darling teacher gifts.

Here are the supplies needed to make the blanket:

6 yards of fleece.

{I got mine at Joanne Fabrics with a 50% off coupon, so the whole thing was $30.00.
They have so many different prints to choose from. Originally I was going to get a football theme, but I am boring,
so I stuck with the cream.}

Sharp scissors.

A measuring tape.

Ribbon, wrap, and a printable tag.

Start by cutting your fleece in half. I bought the non pilling fleece which is huge. You don't want your fleece to pill.

Wash your fabric. I was told it comes coated in formaldehyde, yuck.

Lay your pieces on a large flat surface wrong side to wrong side, very flat and even.

Cut a 5" square out of each corner and discard.

Now, starting from one side, cut strips of fabric approx. 1" wide by 5" long. These strips to do not have be exact. That is why this project is perfect for kids.

Next, tie each top piece, to each bottom piece, in a knot.

Repeat this for the remaining 3 sides and you are done! Shake it out, or wash and dry it again to get all the little loose bits of fabric off and wrap it up!

I found the cute printable tags here.

I also came up with this one that you are free to use!

Here's to a cozy winter!

xoxo