by Linda aka tortagialla | Dec 12, 2022 | DIY printables
Here’s a free set of printable stationery paper with lines for writing – perfect for snail mail correspondence and pen pal letter writing!
Lately I’ve been really into using printable stationery papers, so I decided to create some more designs to share with all of you. You can easily download a whole bunch of designs and keep them in your digital stash. Then it’s super easy and budget-friendly to print as many pages as you need for each happy mail letter. Whether you love writing pen pal letters or perhaps print out lined paper to use in your own journals like me – these free printable paper with lines for writing are perfect for all occasions. I’ve included a bunch of different floral and fun designs to add to your stash. Enjoy the downloads that can be used over and over again and feel free to share with your craft friends!
Download FREE Printable Stationery Paper with Lines for Writing
All of the digital printables I post on this blog are free for personal use. Just click the download link below and save to your computer. The stationery papers are LETTER sized PDFs that you can print at home or even send to your local print shop.
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by Linda aka tortagialla | Nov 22, 2022 | DIY printables
Check out this free Fall Floral Printable Letter Stationery Paper for download, great for pen pal writing and correspondence!
Here’s some pretty floral stationery paper with lines that is great for correspondence. Whether you love exchanging pen pal letters or writing notes in your happy mail correspondence, this free printable paper is perfect for the Fall and Autumn season especially. I’ve definitely been diving into sweater weather and loving all things cozy. Enjoy this paper design that can be saved and used over and over again.
Download Fall Floral Printable Letter Stationery Paper
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DOWNLOAD: Fall Floral Printable Letter Stationery Paper PDF
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by Linda aka tortagialla | Feb 7, 2020 | DIY printables
Looking for love you printable cards? This free printable is easy to print at home for Valentines and any other love related occasion.
Nothing like some chic, modern and pretty designs for your loved one. These freebie printable cards are great for Valentine’s and all your lovey dovey occasions!
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I’m a big fan of using all the beautiful graphics and illustrations that are offered out there on the web. There are plenty of reputable companies that give you free and paid graphics to use, so definitely take advantage of it!
There are these beautiful modern looking black and white papers in the freebies section of TheHungryJPEG.com. They make a perfect background for printable cards, so I used a few of the backgrounds to create a variety of typography style printable cards.
Sometimes you can use graphics pretty directly, but consider overlaying colors, creating layers and other combinations. It’s truly a fun process to use something beautiful and make something else even more beautiful!
Love you Printable Cards
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by Linda aka tortagialla | Jul 12, 2019 | DIY printables
Use this free printable download to brainstorm kids activity ideas, because we need to keep them busy and help them grow and learn at the same time!
Need Ideas To Keep The Kids Busy?
When my kids are home for the whole summer, it can be a real challenge to get them active and learning… when the tendency to be lazy and sloth-like is so strong, especially if it’s super hot. But even during the normal school year, I often find myself forgetting some of the amazing activities we have done in the past… I need more activity ideas to present to them!
I realized it was time to make a list and get all the ideas into one place, so we could reference a list whenever we need inspiration. That’s how the idea for this printable came to be… a functional printable that helps you document all the kid activity ideas that work for you and your kids!
Activity Ideas Brainstorming
I designed a printable sheet with a couple categories to help with my brainstorming and documentation process. Sometimes I need the kids to entertain themselves (more often than not!) but I also want them to be doing educational activities and something enriching – as much as possible – rather than vegging out in front of the television.
So I created a few categories, to make sure we hit some major building blocks of growth. From reading to exercise to field trips to DIY craft time – and finally a more column as a catch-all for all other ideas.
As the days go by, I keep adding to my list and printing more sheets as necessary. There are so many different activities to propose to the kids, so here’s just a few ideas for you to add to your printable sheet:
- reading a new book
- acting out a well-loved book in storytime theater style
- head to the library or bookstore for browsing books
- try kids yoga videos together
- make your own mini zines with paper (or write your own story)
- exercise challenges like 50 jumprope or other milestone
- create an obstacle course
- visit a museum, discovery center, garden (you can create a bucket list)
- make slime
- make a paper house printable
- cook or bake a snack together
- scavenger hunt
- build a sofa fort together
- gardening or growing plants experimentation
- shadows and light playtime
- anatomy lesson with printable dolls
- printable coloring sheets
- and much more…
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How many ideas can you think of? One thing that has helped me is to look back through my camera roll of photos and scrapbooks. Those are great places to jog our memories about great experiences and activities!
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by Linda | Jan 21, 2017 | DIY printables
Download this set of Rosie the Riveter printable stationery for your correspondence letterwiting this month and beyond!
InCoWriMo is shorthand for International Correspondence Writing Month and it happens February of each year. The point is to write a letter, card or note to someone every single day of the month. April is also letterwriting month for those participating in that challenge – although I suppose we should simple note that it is ALWAYS a good time to send someone a handwritten letter or card!
I have participated on and off with various snail mailing and correspondence challenges over the years and although I always find it challenging to keep up, I know from experience that participating means that I will write and send more mail than if I just passed.
I don’t know if multiple people are claiming the name but I found multiple references to this letter writing challenge and multiple websites! There is InCoWriMo.org and incowrimo-2017.org – is it two groups promoting the same thing? And of course there is also the LetterMo challenge – same exact idea really. I don’t know who started first or if they just have different names for different groups who like to participate together, but I can understand that February is a popular month for challenges given that it has the least number of days in the year. Trying to help everyone succeed, right?
Regardless, you can definitely participate with whatever challenge or group you choose. They all provide some resources to help you prepare and get started. Namely, it would help to write a list of who you want to write to, get mailing addresses ready, prep stationery/cards/postcards and mailing stamps at hand!
Personally, I don’t think I will make it to the post office or post box every day, so will probably do every couple of days or weekly drops. As with all challenges, you can follow the rules strictly, or just make up your own. Because the point is to doing something enjoyable and not beat yourself up!
I noticed that Boho Berry blogged about InCoWriMo with a giveaway and so did Goulet Pens. I also noticed that quite a few folks in the letter writing community blogged about the upcoming event, so there are groups popping up if you want to join a smaller group who will write to each other. It’s just another way to do some pen pal writing for this month of intense letter writing!
For my own contribution, I would love to share a printable stationery set, so you can prepare for your month of letter writing. I took my Rosie the Riveter drawing and colored her up to design a set of printable stationery for you. There are lined and blank pages as well as the matching envelope. You can easily print out the stationery in advance!
Download FREEBIE Rosie the Riveter Stationery Set
Rosie Stationery Set LETTER PDF | Rosie Stationery Set A4 PDF
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