These free pumpkin printables will have your home ready for fall in no time!
As the days grow crisper, the mornings get less humid and the daylight shortens, it's time to break out the cozy pumpkins, warmer colors and autumn nature.
If you've known me for a while, you know I'm a big fan of printable home decor. Free printables are even better! They're easy on the wallet and a perfect addition to your home each season.
I've been making free printables for you almost since I started this blog, and it's one of the requests I hear most. So I've decided to make more of them, aiming for once a month, and here's the first installment!
Also, if you're new here, be sure to check out my WHOLE Printable Library (with more than 40 different options)!
I love fall, all the pretty pumpkins, fresh greenery and finding ways to make my home cozier for my family.
For these printables, I wanted one non-seasonal piece that works in any season but is especially perfect for fall. That's where this "greenery study" printable came from.
Then I went traditional with the other two printables. I can't believe I'd never made a pumpkin printable before, so it was long overdue! Autumn decorations aren't complete without a pumpkin or two (or 50!).
I kept my non-traditional-loving girls in mind, though, and made a blue pumpkin version and an orange pumpkin version. I also made them in both horizontal and vertical orientations, so you can use them either way.
Are you ready to download your free fall printables this year and get your fall decorating started?
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**Please remember that these are for personal use only.**
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Tips on Printing Out Printable Decor
- Home Printer: If you don't have a good printer at home, I recommend mine. I've had an older version of this printer for several years now. The ink lasts a long time and I haven't had any problems with it. It prints all of my free printables without a hitch!!
- Use Cardstock: I recommend printing 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 edges to allow for your frame. They print at 8.5×11, which is larger than an 8×10 frame, so you'll need to trim the borders to make them fit. If they still don't fit, adjust the scale in your printer settings and see if that helps. Unfortunately I can't give specific printer advice, since every printer and computer combo is different.
