Over the five years that I have been blogging, I have become obsessed with free printables online. I don’t know what it is but whenever I see a great new printable floating around Blogland, I get all tingly inside. There are some insanely talented people out there who feed my obsession by creating a myriad of printables- from adorable little tags and labels, to highly detailed (and pretty) checklists that help me stay organized. I collect them, covet them and use them almost daily. Today I thought I would share a few of my favorites.
At the very top of my printable obsession list are the printables that come from the super talented creators from the blogs Printable Monogram and Printable Wedding. These ladies churn out the most fabulous printables you could imagine almost on a daily basis . I think they are the same people but I’m not a 100% sure.
Here are a couple of my favorites from Printable Wedding:
This adorable printable striped gift bow comes in 12 colors!! These are just the cutest bows ever and they pretty much send me over the edge, I need them all:
via Printable Weddings
I also love all of the fun and chic printable banners found on Printable Weddings and I can’t wait to use this fun sparkle love banner:
via Printable Weddings
Next up are my favorites from Printable Monogram. If you’re not familiar with Printable Monogram, the way it works is that you choose a printable design, choose a color (usually 15 color choices/combinations) and then you simply type in your monogram and print. It’s the coolest thing ever and I pretty much print from their site daily. It’s great for binder covers, personalized note cards and labels and it’s great for personalized gifts too!
Here are a couple of my favorites from Printable Monogram:
You will not believe how many design and color choices Printable Monogram has to create your own personalized stationary and labels:
via Printable Monogram
Printable Monogram literally has about 100 different designs for creating personalized binder covers. I just love them all:
via Printable Monogram
I especially love the personalized monogram chic inserts for acrylic trays either for the bathroom vanity or office. Like everything else, there are tons of different chic designs and color choices. This is the best personalized gift idea too:
via Printable Monogram
So much printable goodness found at Printable Monogram. I warn you, once you start looking around their site, you may be lost there for hours!!
Another favorite provider of some of the best free printables online comes from my friend Russ at WorldLabel. WorldLabel is an online store where you can buy all of the label paper for printing free printables and the blog is where they steadily share some of the internet’s best free printables.
WorldLabel recently held a contest to see who could design the most creative free printable labels for mason jars that I had the awesome pleasure of being one of the judges. I was blown away by the overwhelming number of people who submitted some seriously creative labels! Here are the top three winners, which are available for free download on WorldLabel:
3rd place winner went to Kimberly Altuna who designed these fabulous “Homemade with Love” labels:
via WorldLabel
2nd place winner was Mimi Dayanti who created these awesome and outside of the box spoon labels also available for download here:
via World Label
The Grand Prize 1st place winner was Anita Gadzinska who created these seriously intricate and wonderful sugar scrub free printable mason jar labels available for download here:
via WorldLabel
Thank you to Russ at WorldLabel for coming up with this super creative contest and thank you for asking me to be a part of it. On a side note, I get all of my label paper for printables from WorldLabel. I keep it simple and use the full multi-purpose 8.5 x 11 sheet label paper and then cut out my printables after printing.
Another one of my favorite blogs for printables is The Pretty Blog. Everything that Pretty Blog does is well.. pretty… They share recipes, projects and free printables. I just love these free printable “Thank You” tags that are so simple but chic:
via The Pretty Blog
Last but certainly not least, I am also obsessed with the blog 100 Layer Cake and all of their gorgeous chic printables and other goodies and ideas. One of my favorites are these chic menu and place cards that can easily be used for stationary and name cards. These free printables were designed by Lisa from the blog Good on Paper and shared on 100 Layer Cake:
via 100 Layer Cake and Good on Paper
So what do you guys think? Have I tempted you into this obsession? These awesome printables from all of these talented bloggers make it so easy to just download and print. I can’t thank these ladies (and gentleman) enough for feeding my obsession and bringing me tons of printable joy!
Before I close, I wanted to announce the winner of the $50.00 Kirkland’s Gift Card giveaway. Drum roll please******** the lucky winner is: Kim W, entry #346
Thank you so much to all of you who entered the giveaway and thanks so much to Kirkland’s for sponsoring the giveaway!! If you happened to miss that getting organized with Kirkland’s post, you can find it here.
Cheers!
Cyndy
Jenny Bevlin says
Hi Cyndy! Thanks for featuring two of my printable sites – printablemonogram.com and printableweddings.com! Have you checked out my printable party decoration site? It’s printablepartydecor.com Just thought I would let you know 🙂 I also upload free svg files to that site. I’ve been reading your blog for awhile now, so it’s an honor that when you feature my sites.
Thanks!
Jenny Bevlin
Cyndy says
Thank you Jenny so much for all you do and all of the printable goodness that you share! No, I did not know about the printable party decoration site. Oh, boy… I can’t wait to check it out girl! Thanks so much!
Megan @ Our Pinteresting Family says
Thank you for introducing me to sites I’d never been to before. WOW…what incredible resources!
Jane says
Hi Cyndy,
I have been reading your post for ages but today I have to admit that I am so embarrassed to tell you that I really don’t understand what to do. If I have this right, all I need to do is find a label I love and then purchase the sheet label paper.
But what kind of printer do you use? For instance, that darling black & white bow….is that on regular copy paper? ……isn’t that going to take a lot of ink to print the black lines? Or the binder covers? Won’t that be a lot of ink too?
Am I making this too difficult or thinking about it all wrong? Please, please help me. I feel so stupid. I would love to use all these ideas free or not!
Thank you,
Jane