Giant Post of Halloween Printables!

Here are some of the cutest Halloween printables around the web. Party decorations, invitations and masks are all avialble here and completely FREE to print! Have fun!

This festive Halloween banner is free from Better Homes & Gardens and comes in a .pdf of each pattern shown. It's a super way to add a little Halloween whimsy to your home.  :)

This friendly magnet skeleton would make a terrific addition to the front of your fridge. Or, you can simply print out and connect each bone together using brads for a fun teaching tool.

Get 4 different silhouettes in this one download from BHG.

Add a little mardi gras Halloween flair to your walls with this quirky poster! The best thing? You can download, enlarge to the desired size, and print. A copy center will ensure you get it as large as you need. {This picture features Radiant Orchid, 2014 Spring Wedding Trend Color Alert}

Lil Luna made this great I <3 Halloween printable free for her readers! She also has a few based on the same concept for Christmas. Go check her out!  :)

Halloween Tags + Treat Bag DIY from Design Editor

Chevron Halloween printable from K to Z Design.

I love this print from Makoodle!

Halloween Tags & Labels

Spooky Forest Halloween BOO Kit

Wine and bottle labels created by The Mother Huddle.

Get this charming banner from How Does She. Free, of course!

This printable evokes vintage nostalia - and I love it! Get this free download + tutorial for turning it into treat bags at The Graphics Fairy.

No special instructions needed. Just print the template and trace onto your favorite cardboard stock and cut out. Attach the arms to the edge of the Os and ready to wear! BOO Glasses from Mr. Printables

Treat bag topper + Recipe.

Printable Halloween Candle Wrappers

Masks, masks and more masks!

I adore this sweet card from A Fanciful Twist.

Get 10 {free} Halloween flash cards from Sweetly Scrapped.

The 3 photos above are a set of party printables from Yesterday On Tuesday. 

Adorable cupcake toppers.

Printable Bingo!

Black and white party decor

I love simple. And, you can't get simpler than silhouettes. You can print all five from No Biggie.

Halloween Eye Chart + can also be made into a pillow! Big sizes available.

Whew...I have a lot of printing to do! Enjoy your Halloween and eat lots of goodies for me!! :)

A Week of Pins

Oh, how precious is this?! This growth chart from Petite Lemon features a delightful mermaid and her adorable sea friends. Your little missy will be enchanted when she sees her very own mermaid tracking her height!

Seen just about everywhere, the versatile multi way Hipknoties are just about the next best thing to sliced bread.  Since every woman's figure is unique,  Hipknoties are *the* best garment!  1 piece - 30 ways.

Okay, so this 50s Bamboo Rocker from One King's Lane is a little too expensive for my wallet but that doesn't stop for absolutely adoring it (or pinning it)! I especially love how the linen seat brings out the warm tones of the bamboo.  {swoon}

I found this silk rose necklace from Green Bride Guide. It features hand stitched silk roses and leaves on a satin ribbon chain. 

{Comes in Sand, a 2014 Wedding Color Trend alert!}

I swear, I think Minted has *the* cutest printed cards and invitations. The best thing about Minted is that the designs are made from a collection of normal folks like me and you. If you are a design genius, then you definitely should hook up with them.  :)

Print this FREE Halloween party invitation from Love vs Design here. 

Making A Printable With PicMonkey: A Tutorial

Sometimes, you need to fill a frame and have nothing to fill it with.  It's these times that I pop over to Picmonkey, (the easiest photo editing software online), and make one.  Picmonkey is super simple to use and there is no software you need to download.  

First Things First

Go to www.Picmonkey.com

Picmonkey is probably one of the easiest photo editing software you can find online.  Yes, it is slightly limited.  And, NO, it is not just like Photoshop.  Well, it is sort of like Photoshop - just on a simpler scale.  

This is the front page of Picmonkey.  From here, you can edit a photo that is already stored on your computer or you can make a collage based on many of Pimonkey's collage templates.  For now, we will just talk about the 'Edit A Photo' option.

After clicking 'edit a photo', you will be prompted to find the photo you want to edit in your picture folders on your computer.  For this, pull up a blank picture.  If you don't have a blank picture, you can upload any picture and use the overlays on the left of your screen to over lay a shape onto your picture that can then be colored to match whatever background you wish to have.  The overlay selection will be the 5th option down from the editing portion of Picmonkey.

Select your overlay shape (1), re-size it to fit your picture (2 & 3) and merge the layers (4).  The default color to overlays is black.  To change the color, just select or highlight the shape, then change the color from the color menu that will display.  

Now, comes the fun part.  To add text to your design, click the 'P' on the far left.  You can choose from several different fonts and also re-size your text by adjusting the sliders.  For this tutorial, we will be doing a basic printable.

Once you have the design you want, click 'save' at the top.  That's it!  Super easy, huh?

Happy Printing! 

Oh!  I almost forgot!  If you want this printable but don't feel like popping over to PicMonkey to make you one, just download mine.  It's FREE!  Simply click on the picture and right click to save to your computer.  Couldn't be simpler!

Prints Charming...

I love printables.  In fact, I love them so much, I have a favorites folder filled with sites that have the greatest printables around.  In going through my folders, I had a brilliant thought - I should share some a couple of my faves with you!  ;)

Cathe Holden of Just Something I Made has some of the prettiest vintage printables around.  Most are scanned from actual books like this antique book cover below (all FREE!).  Tons of DIY projects too!  Seriously, I can stay on her blog for hours - I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!  :)

The Background Fairy has tons of digital images as well as backgrounds, headers, layouts, buttons and more!  If I need something and can't find it anywhere else, you can bet that The Background Fairy has it.  All of their images are free to use with a few terms.  They even take request!  If you're looking for something and can't find it - just send 'em an email!  They're happy to help!  :)