This printable calender has the dates down the middle instead of being aligned to the left leaving a space either side for you and your partner to mark important dates. Isn't that a great idea?
Let me know what you think and leave a comment below. I know I'll be keeping my fingers crossed for more his 'n hers calendars over the coming months.
Psst! Joanna also has a desktop calender and 2 A5 size designs to download if you want one all to yourself ;)
download the SusyJack* thank you card here...
I think there is nothing better than getting a little thank you note so get printing and show your appreciation next time someone does something nice for you.
Quickly pop over to Jinjerup now where you can download the Mr & Mrs Byrd invites and follow the super easy step-by-step picture tutorial Lynn has put together for you over there.
You will need...
1. Paper (of a preferably thicker stock)
2. Printer
3. Scissors
4. Box cutter (blade)
5. Single hole punch (Optional)
6. Thin ribbon (Optional)
What to do...
1. Download and print the cards.
2. Take note of the 2 different type of crop marks. The dotted line crop marks (boxed in yellow) are folding lines. The normal crop marks (boxed in pink) are cutting lines.
3. Locate the 8 dotted line crop marks then score them across from one end to the other with the back of your box cutter. You would have scored 4 lines, this helps ensuring smoother folding lines later.
4. Cut out the invite card along its normal crop marks.
5. Fold along the scored lines as pictured here and press the folds together.
6. Repeat the same folding and pressing actions for the other side of the invitation card.
At this stage your card should look like this.
7. Write you message and send to your friends!
These are the basic instructions for making up your invites but Lynn has two more crafty ideas if you want to make them even fancier! Click here if you want to find out what to do with your ribbon and hole punch...
Although these were designed as invites initially I think they would be perfect for writing little notes to slip in your loved ones pocket. They are just so sweet. Id love to know what you plan to use these for too so leave me a little comment below.
Thanks Lynn for sharing such an adorable printable with us!
s the new school year is starting I thought it might be nice to share a few printables that the kids will enjoy. Even if you don't have any little people at home I have a feeling you're going to like this round up ;)
I'm sure your little dudes will think these super cool stickers from The Bruhn Family are out of this world. Wouldn't they be great for decorating note books and lunch bags? If Space isn't your thing you will find some really, really cute animals that Lotta Bruhn has available to download too.
Label new books with these book plates from Martha Stewart and print some for yourself while your at it!
eenage boys are probably the hardest to buy for when it comes to birthdays so sending a gift card or some money can be a simple solution. At least you know they can put the money to something they really want, right?
Ready to start? Download the tape and instructions by clicking here...
hitney from Whisker Graphics posted a really handy mini-file download for her blog readers which I think you'll enjoy just as much as I do.
The mini-files are really useful for organising all manner of paper bits and you can print as many as you need to file away stamps, coupons, printables, recipe cards, receipts, travel documents...anything that can go in a 4.75" x 7" file!
I like to cut out all the printable mailing labels, stickers and note cards I've collected and group them in these files so my stationary box stays relatively organised.
You can click here to get the download and say a big thank you to Whitney!
Tip: Why not use the mini-file as a template to make files from different cards and papers you have left over from other projects?
s we have a bit of an organisation theme to the posts this week I thought we could get our notes in order with my Wonderful Websites printable, which you can use to scribble down all your web addresses in one place!
I am sure I am not alone when I say my Favourites list of bookmarks on my PC is crying out for a reorganisation but it's a beast I'm just not ready to tackle...I don't think i'd know where to start!
hilst we were on the subject of bookplates this week I had to show you these fab labels you can print off for the kiddie winks, aren't they fun?! I will definitely been using these to label the books I just bought for my nephews birthday next month.
recently joined Read It Swap It which is a fantastic site that connects you with like minded people to swap your old books with!
Christa Baca has this and three other book plate designs available for you to download on her blog so hop on over to Baca Creative and print yours now. I like to use Spray Mount to affix the labels to the inside cover of my own books but you can use the adhesive of your choice.
Although I love the design above for gifts my personal favourite has to be this one.
he day I came across Ez's blog Creature Comforts was the day I realised that the most mundane of tasks could be greatly improved with a beautiful printable and that there were designers, bloggers, illustrators and hobbyists all over the bloggersphere sharing these thoughtful and beautifully designed printable files.
picture source: Creature Comforts
