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Boo to You Free Halloween Printable + 8 More Halloween Printables

5 · Sep 25, 2014 · 16 Comments

Eeeeeeek, it’s that time of year… Time to start working on your best spooky decor! My kiddos and I are already in full planning mode and can’t wait for Halloween this year! To get us in the mood, I created a stylish, yet spooky free Halloween printable sign for you to incorporate into your Halloween decorations!

I am just in love with the geometric trend right now and coupled that with some watercolor bats… it’s a match made in Halloween Heaven.

Click on Image to download my Boo to You Free Printable!

What’s even more fun is when you have 8 fabulous free printables to choose from!! Here are 7 more fun printable idea from some of my favorite people around blogland!!

1. Kiki & Company: Every house needs a
little “BOO” for Halloween. Use this garland to give any little area a
little festive flair!

2. Simple As That: Add some
retro flair to Halloween gifts, party favors or memory keeping
projects with these printable tags.

3. Eighteen25: Your Halloween Table will look
spooktacular when you put these Eat, Drink and Be Scary Prints to use!

4. Paging Supermom: Use this “Monster Meal” oatmeal can wrapper to create a
fun gift for neighbors and friends.

5. Whipperberry: This frightfully geometric sign is
ready to frame for your mantle or entry table.

6. The Idea Room: Print this spooky “Spells and Enchantments” book cover to
create a spell book for your Halloween decor.

7. The Crafting Chicks: Halloween Scattergories! Get
those brains working with a fun Halloween twist!

8. Thirty Handmade Days:
Surprise friends with this cute “You’ve been boo’ed” packet of
Halloween printables!

Stop in for a Spell – Free Halloween Printables

7 · Sep 9, 2014 · 2 Comments

Hello Whipperberry Readers! Its Lisa and Pam from Over the Big Moon again! This month we have a Vintage Halloween Witch sign, some of our free Halloween printables just for you!

This print can easily be framed. But I wanted it for my front door. In order to do that I needed to make it weather/waterproof. I also adjusted the sign wording a little help it fit in with our Harry Potter themed Halloween decor.

First I bought a piece of wood that was slightly larger than my print.

I stained my wood with Minwax Dark Walnut stain. I also got out my Mod Podge in matte and an old brush.

I also printed my print and trimmed the white edges off. It is best to take an ink pad and rub it along the edges. It really ensures the whole thing looks old and aged.

Spread an even layer of Mod Podge over your wood. It can be bigger than the print, it dries clear so it wont matter.

Lay the print down and press it flat. I wanted let it dry over night to make sure it didn’t bubble up. When the excess on the top was dry enough I placed a piece of foil over it, just for added protection. Then placed some heavy flat objects on the top.

In the morning I added a thin layer of Mod Podge over the top.

After it was dry, I did a second coat. After the 2nd coat dried completely I sprayed it with Shellac to give it extra protection. After the Shellac dried it was as simple as drilling some holes and stringing burlap through it. It really boosts the front door appeal and turns a boring wreath into a statement!

You can download both the Salem Witch version or the Weasley Wizard Wheezes version just by clicking on the word links.

Be sure to stop by and visit us this month to check out some of our other fun and spooky Halloween projects!

Thanks for having us Heather!

After School Checklist + 7 More FREE Back-to-School Printables

6 · Jul 17, 2014 · 16 Comments

It’s time for this month’s printable club… this month it’s 8 FREE Back to School Printables!! School at this point seems like a distant memory as we enjoy all of our summer activities. Who really has school on the brain at this point? Well, I hate to break it to you… It’s just around the corner! My kiddos start in just three weeks!! With that said… I’m super excited to share all the back to school printable goodies that everyone created. This month I decided to add a stylish organizational printable to the mix, I came up with an After-School Checklist!

If your kiddos are anything like mine, they need constant reminders to help them stay on task. With this printable checklist, they can keep it handy and help remind them of all the homework that they need to do and in the end it even reminds them to clean-up and put their backpacks away. That’s one step my kiddos NEVER remember!

The nice thing about this printable checklist, you can print it once, laminate it and use it each day with dry erase markers. How cool is that? Print it once and use it all year long. If you don’t have a laminator, you can take it to any retail office support location and have them laminate it for just a few dollars. Simple!

Add it to a clipboard, or post it on the fridge and your kiddos have a clear way to stay organized and on track every afternoon! Won’t that take a load off your mind?! I’m actually super excited about this!

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE FREE PRINTABLE!!

Here are 7 more fabulous and free printables from some of my favorite ladies around the web…

1. Paging Supermom: Print and frame this Alphabet Art for your wall or to give to teacher.
2. Kiki & Company: Send this fun toy in their lunch, sure to spark some giggles with friends.
3. Eighteen25: Share this pep talk print with the kids before sending them off to school.
4. The IdeaRoom: Get the kids ready for Back-to-School with this fun Countdown Banner.
5. Simple As That: Inspire a young reader with this free set of printable bookmarks.
6. Whipperberry: Help everybody get in the school routine with this after-school checklist.
7. Thirty Handmade Days: Send your kids back to school with these lunch-box jokes.
8. The Crafting Chicks: Make a sweet gift for teacher with these fill-in notes.

Summer Lemonade Stand Printables

20 · Jul 7, 2014 · 2 Comments

Hello Whipperberry readers and fans! We hope you had a great 4th of July this last weekend! Summer is in full swing and we wanted to share some fun lemonade stand printables for a hot summer day!

There are 4 printable signs: Lemonade, Cupcakes, Cookies, and also an arrow so you can direct people your way. Lemonade by itself sells good, but when you add in cookies and cupcakes your kiddos can really make some extra spending money!

My friend Lori has this darling lemonade stand that helps attract attention!

How cute are these lemonade cupcakes Lori and her sister made for this weekend’s stand!

It’s always easier to wrap cookies in individual bags, so you don’t have to worry about melting chocolate! If you want the best recipe for Chocolate Chip Cookies – Check this one out! My Mom was FAMOUS for her cookies!