Paper Around the Web, Friday Freebies Edition

So many fantastic paper-related freebies have been created lately that I just had to get them together and feature them all in one big post. I’m sure that you’ll find a few that you can make over the weekend. Speaking of which, have a great one!

Freebies Printables Paper

1. Beautiful, printable bubble bath labels from Amy at Eat Drink Chic. Additional labels and bubble bath making resources over here, and you MUST see all of the printable vintage style apothecary labels, too! Thanks to iDiY for introducing me to this lovely site.

2. Do you love cross-stich? Do you love stationery? Put them together with free cross-stitch stationery printables from Wedding Style Guide – via iDiY

3. Sunny and beautiful printable floral note flats from Ez at Creature Comforts.

4. The most elegant grocery list that I’ve ever seen, from Erin at Vale Design. Erin’s blog has been filled with great printables lately, including the fab, printable recipe cards here and here.

5. A fun and whimsical hand drawn visual packing list from House on Hill Road. Perfect if you want to get the kids involved in packing for trips and vacations! – via Each Penny Pretty

6. G-g-gorgeous vintage postcard ephemera brushes from Miss B at The Blah, Blah, Blahg. See the full list of links to these pretties over at iDiY.

7. Adorable baby shower printables from Alpha Mom. Printables include baby bunting, invitations, and cute cupcake toppers. – via Craft

images from their respective owners

Haciendo El Indio Prints

Haciendo El Indio Prints

Haciendo El Indio Prints

Haciendo El Indio Prints

Oh, my. How adorable are these prints from Haciendo El Indio? I can’t stop looking at all of the super cute characters. They also make irresistible dolls, bibs, and crib and wall decorations for childrens’ rooms and nurseries. The shop is based in Spain, but they ship worldwide, so you can have a little piece of Haciendo Et Lindio wherever you live!

images from Haciendo El Indio

DIY Paper Pennant Lighted Garland

Anna Rifle Design Lighted Pennant

Anna Rifle Design Lighted Pennant

We finally have some sunshine around these parts, which reminds me that it’s summer. I really do need a reminder, given the weather that we’ve had lately. I spotted the perfect summer-y DIY over at Once Wed last week, and since I’m finally feeling the warmer weather and sunshine, I had to share it here.

Anna Bond of Rifle Design, creator of fantabulous illustrated wedding invitation designs, shows us how to make an oh so pretty lighted paper garland, perfect for outdoor weddings, parties, and even a spiffy barbecue. Head over to Once Wed for the step-by-step tutorial, and have a wonderful weekend, everyone!

images from Once Wed / Anna Bond

Twig & Thistle 4th of July DIY

DIY Fourth of July Printables

I spotted this incredible 4th of July DIY project by Kathleen of Twig & Thistle on Twitter the other day, and I just had to give it a mention here, too. What better way to decorate for the summer festivities than with these awesome printables? Kathleen has created super pretty matchbook and straw tags, as well as sparkler cards for you to download and use to deck your fireworks-filled shindigs out in red, white, and blue. Thank you for your generosity, Kathleen!

To everyone in the US (and anywhere else) who celebrates Independence Day, have a fun-filled, safe, and hopefully sunny (we’ll see what happens here in Boston) day! See everyone back here on Monday.

image from Twig & Thistle

Splodey and Dudley Printable Paper Toys

Matt Hawkins’ paper toys never fail to make me smile. He’s created two new toys in honor of the upcoming 4th of July holiday here in US, and I’m getting a real kick out of both. Check them out! – via Plastic and Plush
This is Splodey (I love the match detail on the hand):

Splodey Paper Toy

And this is Splodey’s brother, Dudley (such a sad little bottle rocket, he is):

Splodey Paper Toy

You can see all of Matt’s fab paper toys over on his blog, and be sure to have a look at his impressive illustration portfolio, too.

images from Matt Hawkins