Free Printables for Halloween

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I don’t know about you, but I am always looking for new things to put out for Halloween. I thought it would be a great time to share a new free Printable Pumpkin Notes paper and a Happy Halloween Printable.

Halloween Printables free

Free Printables for Halloween

I could spend all day working in Photoshop with graphics – kind of cuts down on my quilting time though!

Happy Halloween Printable Saying

This Happy Halloween printable is designed to fit in an 8″ x 10″ frame. I like picking up frames for the Dollar Tree store or Goodwill.

Free Halloween printable notepaper that you can print
Happy Halloween free printable that you can frame for Halloween

I think my granddaughters will want me to print out some note paper for them.
Fire up your printer and I highly recommend if you are going to print from home to use a high quality card stock for a printable that you would like to frame. Notes and calendars are best printed on a Bright White paper.

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You can resize these for any purpose you have in mind. You can also have your printable printed at your local office supply store.

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Printing your Printables

I would really recommend printing out the artwork on premium paper. Epson makes a high quality heavyweight printing paper or for a little less money you can buy the HP Bright White paper, it is always so amazing to see the difference that bright white paper makes.

I have started printing all of my pattern covers on bright white paper.

  • HP INSTANT INK: Ink ordered by your printer and delivered to your door so you’ll never run out. First 2 months free, monthly plans start at just $2.99/mo. after that. Print photos for less than 5 cents (on 100 page plan) and recycle used cartridges for free.

There are three different plans, I print a lot so I am on the 300 pages a month for $9.99 which is still so much cheaper than buy ink cartridges. There are several different Envy printers and prices but it seems like they all are about the same and when you buy a higher priced one – it is for the amount of time it takes to print. I recommend the cheapest one.

What I recommend:

Printing your Printables

I would really recommend printing out the artwork on premium paper. Epson makes a high quality heavyweight printing paper or for a little less money you can buy the HP Bright White paper, it is always so amazing to see the difference that bright white paper makes.

I have started printing all of my pattern covers on bright white paper.

I have been using a HP Envy printer for the last 2 years which I think I bought for under $60 and have never had to worry about running out of ink as I am in the Instant Ink program. I pay a fee each month but – NEVER have to go out and buy ink. I can print out a full color photo for the same price as a black/white list. You pay per sheet printed – not how much ink is used.

There are three different plans, I print a lot so I am on the 300 pages a month for $9.99 which is still so much cheaper than buy ink cartridges. There are several different Envy printers and prices but it seems like they all are about the same and when you buy a higher priced one – it is for the amount of time it takes to print. I recommend the cheapest one.

Epson Ultra Premium Paper

HP Desktop Printer

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Hi, I’m Connie Kresin Campbell, the quilter, writer, and photographer behind Freemotion By the River. I enjoy inspiring others with my quilt tutorials and patterns. You’ll also see my sweet adopted dogs from time to time.

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