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Free Download & Print Paper Craft

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Image courtesy of LollyChops

I was quite lucky to stumble upon this blog called Lolly Chops. The writer has so kindly offered a variety of printable crafts for us to download, print and fold accordingly. There are many items available from gift packaging, gift tags, gift paper, note cards, recipe cards, labels, tags, etc, just to name a few.

All of these are original designs created by the author herself and I am so envious of her creativity! If I could do this half as well as her, I would be very happy. Still, I feel very happy just browsing through the stuff that are available here.

Do keep in mind though that these are all printer ink intensive! If you are going to print these out, you may as well invest on good quality paper and ink so that you don’t waste your resources. Enjoy!

Free Google Printable Holiday Greeting Cards

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Image courtesy of Google

Earlier this month, Gmail had a freebie offer for users whereby people were asked to write in with their greetings and name of recipients and Gmail would send out physical greeting cards to these recipients but this was limited to recipients within the United States only.

Well, even so, the cards have run out. Now, Gmail has allowed us to print out these cards and we can send them along. Is that thoughtful of them or what?

Just visit the link that I have provided in this post and you will be able to see that there are six different designs of free Gmail/Google printable holiday greeting cards that would look nice only if you output it on a printer with high quality non-smudge ink! Hehehe!

Free Quality DIY Printables

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Image courtesy of Vale Design

Blog hopping brought me to the website of Vale Design, a design freebie website owned by Erin Vale. Erin is a packaging and branding designer and she uses this website to promote her merchandise that she sells on Etsy.

However, Erin also offers plenty of free DIY printable stuff on this site from To-Do lists to notepads, cards, file folders, address labels, coloring pages, etc; just about anything that could be printed that you could think about.

Frankly, I am very tempted to print out her designs since I have a very good printer but I am thinking of the ink that I would be wasting. Good printers run on expensive ink! Wouldn’t it be cheaper to just BUY Erin’s products from her Etsy page? LOL Anyway let me know if you have found Erin’s designs useful.