We’ve got six amazing free printables for you to download from the web!
1. FESTIVAL FRUITS
We just love this Mini Eco fruit-themed garland, which you can download here. It would look fabulous at a party and, because you can download and print as many as you like, you can adorn your walls and spaces with colourful fruity charms.
2. FLOWER POWER
If you like your makes to be floral themed then download this lovely set of papers from Jodie Lee Designs, click here for more info.
3. LOVELY LABELS
Looking to give your makes an extra adorable handmade touch? Then put a fancy label on it. Head to Everything Etsy and get a choice of gorgeous designs.
4. BOX CLEVER
We love whipping up a crafty gift box, so imagine our delight when we saw PaperCraft Printables, home to a wealth of boxy templates including these ones below...
5. CHECK IT OUT
Sweet and simple, these chequered patterns below from activityvillage.co.uk are just the ticket for so many fun makes. The site is also packed with loads more patterned papers, templates and projects you could on it for quite some time...
6. PAPERCRAFTER PERFECTION
Don’t forget you can get templates, designer papers and more right here – head to our downloads section and take advantage of all our freebies.
We all love a freebie and it doesn’t matter whether it’s templates, paper patterns or sentiments – there’s a wealth of wonderful goodies available on the web. The internet can be a real treasure trove of crafty resources – all you have to do is download and file then keep them for when you need them. Here are six of our favourites…
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