Explore this collection of free spring printables and spring decorating ideas to refresh your home decor on a budget!
Ahhh, spring is in the air!
I'm so excited that it's a new season, which means NEW PRINTABLES!! Sorry for shouting, but I just love a cute free printable. It's a fun and cheap way to give your home a fresh look. (Psst... I have 10 for you to choose from. Yay!!)
These printables capture all the florals and pastels of spring!
I'm also thrilled to celebrate the almost-first-day of spring with some talented friends who are sharing their spring printables today! Check them out at the end of the post.
The great thing about printables is that you can pop them in a frame, tape them to a cutting board, or blow them up into a big centerpiece on your mantel. Or anything else you can think of!
I enlarged my quote and bicycle printable to 24" x 36" and framed it in a large frame I already had on hand. (See my whole spring mantel post here.)
And did I mention that I have 10 spring print options from just me? One for every space! Twice!
I wanted to create something for everybody: happy spring, Easter, and a range of colors. I made sure to include at least one without pink spring flowers. Ha! I can't imagine not wanting to decorate with pink, but I know it isn't for everyone.
I added two of the printables to my open kitchen shelves, and I love having several options to choose from! The bulbs reading "happy spring" are one of my favorites!
You can see all the options in the graphic below. I usually print these at home. For the large poster for my mantel centerpiece, though, I sent the file to Office Depot. It cost me roughly $20 to print on the cheapest paper.
There are quite a few more options shared in the graphic below. Be sure to pin it for later!
Enjoy!!
Tap HERE to Get Your Free Spring Printables!
Please remember that these printables are for personal use only!
Tips on Printing Printable Art Decor
- Home Printer: If you don't have a good printer for these at home, I recommend the one I use. I've owned this printer for several years now. The ink lasts a long time, and I haven't had any trouble with it. It prints all of my free printables without a hitch!!
- Use Cardstock: I recommend printing these on cardstock. Regular printer paper is too thin, tears or crumples easily, and is see-through.
- Other printer options: If you don't have a printer at home, I've used Staples and Office Depot for printing, and both were great!
- I’ve set the printables to print at 100% with some space around the edge to allow for your frame. Also, these print at 8.5×11, which is larger than an 8 x 10 frame. So, you’ll have to trim the borders to make them fit.
- If a printout doesn't fit your frame, adjust the scale in your printer settings and see if that helps. Unfortunately, I can't offer specific printer advice, since every printer and computer combo is different.
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