Free Fall Printables
Hey Friends!
I think we are all in full swing with Fall now, don’t you?
Yes, around my parts of the world, it’s still sweltering but it is a bit cooler in the evenings.
However, we have had nothing but rain and gray skies going on 4 days now.
Ugh, I’m ready to see the sun, whether it’s colder weather or hot! ;)
So, in case y’all didn’t know, there’s been a Fall tour going on all week.
I’ve been sharing all the great ideas and decor over on my >>>Facebook page.
If you don’t follow along over there, I’d love if you did!
I share all kinds of things like home decor, beautiful homes, innovative ideas, furniture makeovers, diy, humor, projects, fun stuff and more. :)
If you didn’t catch the earlier days of the fun Fall tour, I’ll be sharing links at the bottom of this post for y’all.
But first, I’m going to share some totally FREE Fall printables I made for you.
I hope you like them. :)
(***Please note: my watermark only appears here, it will not appear on the downloadable copy)
As you can see, I did several so you have lots to choose from!
There’s so many things you can do with them.
You can print them and use these in frames….like this…..
Or maybe you like the “chalkboard” one better?
I’m using the white one. I liked it best with my >>> Neutral Fall Decor.
I did include an orange, traditional colored printable for all of you who love that too. :)
Once you download these to your computer, you can print them in any size you like.
You can also print them using a program like blockposters (.) com to transfer to a chalkboard. (any size)
I did just that and created pages of the printable that I then taped together.
(this is the back side)
Once it’s taped together, I used a piece of chalk to rub over the entire back (where there was print on the other side).
Then just turn it over and align it correctly onto whatever you are transferring to.
I was transferring to my large >>> Farmhouse Chalkboard in my kitchen.
I taped it with painter’s tape and then used a pencil to trace the outer edge of each letter. (and leaves!)
All that’s left to do is “color in the lines” with the chalk to finish up.
I decided to use Fall colored chalk for the leaves to give it a bit of pop.
I also used the q-tip technique to create a “shadow” on the lettering.
The q-tip technique is simply a damp q-tip that is wiped along the right side of the letters.
If you are unsure of where to place it, just do a quick Google search for “shadow on letters”.
It’s very subtle but I love the dimension it gives the lettering.
Pretty simple!
You can also print them on “iron transfer” paper and make pillows, tea towels and more!
I made these pillows with some other free fall printables I created for you guys recently.
You can find those free fall printables in this post here >>> DIY Fall Pillows & Printables
PIN this for later so you can download and create lots of fun Fall stuff! :)
And now it’s time to go visit all the rest for even more Fall inspiration.
2016 Fall Ideas Tour
Monday – Mantels
Tuesday -Tablescapes
Wednesday – Wreaths
Thursday – Printables
Friday – Porches
Hope you have blessed and wonderful weekend!
(and have fun decorating for Fall this weekend, if you haven’t already :) )
I had not heard of the q-tip method before, but it really does make your letters POP doesn’t it! Thanks for the printables!
Yes, I do it on all chalkboard art now! :)
What a lovely printable. I’ve never heard that saying, I like it. Can’t decide which version I like the best….maybe the black and white.
Thanks Kathy!
Beautiful Printables Nancy! I almost used that same quote for mine. :) So nice that you offered two versions!
Thanks Karen!! :)
Oh I love your printable, Nancy – it’s so pretty. My kitchen chalkboard needs this, especially considering I’m hosting Thanksgiving this year – thank you!
Thanks Marie! Yes, you do! How fun, my sister and I always take turns and doing Christmas and Thanksgiving at our homes.:)
xo
Nancy
Thanks for sharing your work Nancy. I hope the sun ☀ starts shining for you soon! I know how dreary rain can be! Living in Southern B.C. ☔ that’s my winter as we rarely get snow where I live ?
Thank you Annie! :) Oh my gosh, your winter sounds like ours. Lots of dreary gray and rain…not much snow.
We had so much rain for Spring, I was really looking forward to the nicer Fall weather. So far, it’s been a lot of rain just like Spring. Let’s hope for sun and mild temps to enjoy!! ;)
xo
Nancy
So pretty! Love the chalkboard one!
Thanks Maryann! :)
Oh I love this!! I might have to print the chalkboard one out and find a frame for it! XO
Oh do! I have the white one in my foyer. It’s a nice little addition. :) xoxo
You created such a pretty printable, Nancy! I’m going to be giving my printer a workout after today. :)
Your area of VA is really hogging up the rain. It’s so, so dry here and my area needs some. I saw on FB last night that your area has had so much rain that there is flooding. Here’s to hoping that you get some sun and I get some rain! :)
Thanks Paula!
And yes, it’s been icky! And here I believed the weather forecast for the week, (all sun) silly me!…and it’s now looking like rain, rain, rain again! Boo. I would love to send it your way! ;)
xo
Nancy
Thanks for the pretty printables and the chalkboard tute! Love all the designs!
You are welcome and thank you too! :)
Fall is a lovely smile. I love that. So many fabulous projects you shared. xxoo
Thanks Barbara!
xo
Your printables are adorable. I will simply have to prinat all of them. Thanks so much for sharing these with us. It’s been so great to tour with you this week. Susie from Chelsea Project
Thanks Susie! :)
Ooooh and ahhh to the q-tip technique!!! Not that I do much lettering, but WOW does it make a difference!! Happy Fall tour to us all. :)
Oh yes, it really makes em pop! Love that.
I do it on all of my chalkboard lettering now. :)
xo
Nancy
Love your printable and this fantastic quote! We appreciate that you have offered different color variations. Printing these out now…decisions decisions. Thanks for sharing!
So glad you like them! :)
Thank you for the lovely printable. I used it for a project on my blog and linked to you.