Good morning, GOOOOD morning bloggers (and blog readers :) )! Can you guess why I'm overly-and annoyingly-excited for a Monday morning?!
I MADE IT through round 2 of American Crafter!!! Whaaaaa! Thank you so much for your votes to keep me in the competition for another round! Only 6 ladies left for round 3, and they have some serious, lets-get-down-to-business, talent so even if this is my last week in the competition it has been SO fun to be apart of and be able to kick my creativity up a notch! (but maybe, just maybe. you'll vote for me again on fri to be in the final 3?!?! :) ) This rounds theme is FABRIC-so be sure to check back Friday to see what everyone dreams up! (I'm soooo nervous...sewing is NOT my forte!)
Is anybody even still decorating for Halloween?!?! I feel like, even though it's not for another TWO weeks, it's as if Halloween is old news, Thanksgiving is being completely skipped over and Christmas projects are going up left and right! I went to every dollar store in my city today (that would be 3 stores!) and they are ALL sold out of pumpkins. When I asked the cashier when they'd be getting more pumpkins in she looked at me like I was crazy and told me all flippantly-like I was from another planet because I was unaware that the Christmas does in fact begin in October- that all Halloween shipments are over and all they'll be receiving now are Christmas items.
I'm resisting. It's October 17 and I will be posting Halloween ideas till the end of the month. That's just how I roll people. One holiday at a time. So Booyah.
That being said, I can't promise there won't be a few Christmas ideas at the end of November popping up, but that's simply because December is SOOO busy that it's nice to get the decorating done early so you can enjoy the 'real reason for the season'! :)
Sooooooo, to continue on with October MaDnESs, today I thought I'd share 20 of my favorite F-R-E-E Halloween printables-mostly found through Pinterest, but these links below will take you directly to the site so you can print off the one {or two} you love and throw it in a frame! Enjoy!
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Aren't they all SO fun! And some of these are offered in different colored fonts, not just the ones shown in the pictures so be sure to check! I used the very first printable (from Less Cake More Frosting) and I'll show ya just what I did with it tomorrow! Thanks for reading! Have a Sweetly Lovely day today!
7 comments:
LOVE these! Thanks for the links! I'm still decorating for Halloween and you know the rule around my house...no Christmas until after Thanksgiving.
Thanks for these! Too cute. I am a new follower. I just started my own blog over at www.createdbycori.blogspot.com Follow me back?
Congrats on making it to the next round! That is super exciting!
I totally understand what you mean about holiday decorating. I was frustrated when Halloween stuff came out right after Independence Day this year and now everyone is selling Christmas. I think it's frustrating that Thanksgiving gets completely skipped. It's such a beautiful holiday that I sincerely love but it's almost like no one cares. And Christmas decor definitely doesnt go up until after Thansgiving. Although, listening to Christmas music early is a-okay. :) thanks for the printables. Super cute!
Thank you for featuring me! Stacie from The Three Sweet Peas! XOXO
Congratulations on moving forward in your competition! That is awesome! And thanks for putting this list together. I shared on my facebook.
Thanks for including my printable!
Sarah from www.thingscraftedandfound.com
Thank you
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