Free Christmas Printables

Last year I made some free Christmas printables, and I thought I'd make it a tradition.  I sized all of these printables to 8x10, so you can simply print them from your home computer (I like to print onto high quality cardstock or photo paper), or you can send them to your favorite photo printing place (I like Costco) and do it that way.  Either way, if you pop these babies into a frame you'll have yourself some beautiful (and easy) Christmas decor.  Or. . . are you looking for a quick and easy Christmas gift?  Find a nice inexpensive frame, insert printable, and -- TA-DA -- "Merry Christmas friends and neighbors, here's a gift just for  you!"

To print:

For a Mac:  Simply click, drag, and drop into a folder or your desktop, then print however you choose.  

For a PC:  Highlight, right click, and save somewhere on your computer, then print to your liking.

Here's the link to view last year's Christmas printables:  Christmas 2011 free printables.

Easy peasy lemon squeezy!

Happy Holidays!!   

For more Buddy the Elf quotes and printables check out my Etsy shop:  Leslie Love Prints.

Enjoy!!

Also, for some more holiday inspiration go here to see an adorable make and take party where one of these printables was featured.  Thanks Angie of Oopsie Maizie for your fun holiday ideas!!

Valentine's Day Printable

I updated this blog post once more (as of 01/10/2014).  Now, just click on the image, and it will take you to a download link. I've sized the image to 16x20 in JPEG format, but you can also print it as an 8x10.  16x20 and 8x10 are compatible dimensions. . . or whatever mathematical terminology makes sense.

I was informed by a reader that there was a typo on the free printable.  Thanks for letting me know!  I just fixed the typo and the printable is back in business!!

Is it too early for Valentine's stuff?  If yes, then ignore this post.  If no, here's my latest printable!  I think it's cute.  

Enjoy!

Christmas Printables

I've been having a lot of fun making printables lately.  Can you tell?  I guess it's just an easy and inexpensive way to decorate, so why not?  Jim's Aunt asked me to make her a few Christmas printables to give out as gifts.  What a great idea!!  Seriously, print one of these bad boys out (or any fun ones you come across online), put it in an inexpensive frame (hello dollar store), and walla!  Instant cute affordable presents!!  I made these to fit an 8x10 frame, but you can also crop them down to fit smaller frames.  I think 5x7 will work well.  I'm not sure about other sizes.

I couldn't decide between snowflakes or no snowflakes for the two printables below.  I'm still not sure.

Just one more:

For more free Christmas printables click here.