LETTERING + GRAPHIC
DESIGN LEARNING
Happy Thanksgiving! ..or belated Thanksgiving, because instead of reading this post today, I hope you're surrounded by loved ones, filling up on mashed potatoes, stuffing, cranberry sauce shaped like the can it came in, and (minus
One week to go! I’m so excited (and counting down the days) to see my sister a week from today, who Spence and I will be celebrating with. Since we’re only a week out, I wanted to put together a few freebie Thanksgiving vectors for any last minute craft or design pieces you might be putting together. These could easily be used on seating cards, greeting cards or stenciled on napkins 🙂 The download comes as an ai, eps + psd file for versions of Illustrator and Photoshop, CS3 or newer. Download + larger preview below!
Happy Tuesday + happy almost Thanksgiving! In honor of one of our best holidays, this week’s freebie is a set of 4 unique, hand lettered mini thank you cards. The download includes all 4 in a pdf with printing, cutting + folding instructions. Final printed + folded size is 4″x2″ which -fancy this- fits perfectly in the mini envelopes freebie! Use these babies to thank a friend by attaching to a bouquet of flowers, or as a placecard on your Thanksgiving, or any table 🙂 And a HUGE, special + heartfelt thank YOU for visiting, downloading, watching + commenting. You’ve really made all the time + effort it takes to add content on a weekly basis so worth it! It’s been a great blogging year, and I can’t wait to do it all again – even more frequently in the coming year 🙂 xoxo
A couple weeks ago, I gave this set of Thanksgiving vectors away for free. Today, I’ll show you how I made the native american girl using Adobe Illustrator.
Happy Thursday! After putting together the recipe card roundup on Tuesday, I thought I’d add one more to the list – a free every–tuesday recipe card printable! With many recipes to be made this month, it’s only right to have a pretty place to write them all down 😉 Enjoy 3 different colors – and print two per 8.5″x11″ or A4 page from your home printer.
When I was little, one of my favorite parts of helping my mom with thanksgiving was making seating cards for everyone. Using the free thanksgiving vectors from earlier this week, I created four unique cards. Just print them out, cut them out, and write out the names! Easy peasy 🙂
With Thanksgiving coming up in a couple of weeks, it’s time for some holiday themed vectors!
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