The intricate designs of the bookmarks are perfect for a relaxing coloring session, and they can be printed out for free! Each of the bookmarks was hand-drawn with motivational quotes to give you a bit of inspiration while coloring. So why not give it a try? You may just find that you enjoy coloring pages more than you thought you would!

Benefits of coloring pages

Wondering what the benefits are to coloring pages? For one, coloring pages can help to relieve stress and anxiety. They can also promote mindfulness and relaxation. In addition, coloring pages can help to improve fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. And for those of us who are always losing our bookmarks, coloring pages make the perfect bookmark!

More benefits for adults:

• Coloring pages can help you relax and de-stress after a long day.
• They offer a fun and challenging way to exercise your creative muscles.
• Coloring pages are a great way to unwind and take a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
• They can be printed out for free, so you don’t have to spend a fortune on an adult coloring book.

Benefits of coloring pages for kids:

• Coloring pages can help improve your child’s fine motor skills.
• They offer a fun and creative way for your child to express themselves.
• Coloring pages can help your child develop patience and focus.
• They can be printed out for free, so you don’t have to spend a fortune on coloring books for your child.

So what are you waiting for? Give this free floral bookmarks coloring page a try today!

How to print coloring page

We’re so glad that you want to download and print this Floral Bookmark Coloring Page pdf! To do so, just follow these simple steps:

After downloading the freebies, just send the file to your printer and print on some nice cardstock. If you’re in the market for a good printer, I can’t recommend the Epson ET-8550 enough! I seriously love this printer and that’s saying a lot considering how much I usually dislike most home printers. From the EcoTank (no more cartridges!) to printing 12″ x 12″, this printer is perfect for free printables, adult coloring pages, and so much more!

Different ways to use floral bookmarks

The most obvious way to use these free printable bookmarks? Use them as a bookmark in your favorite book! But the fun doesn’t stop there…

• Color them and give them to a friend as a thoughtful gift.
• Frame them and hang them up as art in your home for a little inspiration.
• Use them as party favors at your next big event.
• Print and give as a gift with your favorite book.
• Make a busy box with coloring pages and some markers.
• Use the free printable coloring pages in classrooms with kiddos.
• Randomly place inspirational quotes bookmarks in library books for random acts of kindness.

Get creative and use the free printable inspirational bookmarks in whatever way you can think of!

More T&TC Coloring Pages

I’ve been a huge fan of coloring pages since I was a child and I’ve enjoyed creating them on this blog for years now. Here are a few of my favorite free coloring pages I’ve made:

• Summer Happy Place Free Coloring Page
• “Books Are Friends” Coloring Page Free Printable
• Free Father’s Day Coloring Page
• Thank You Essentials Coloring Page
• Toy Story Free Printable & Coloring Page
• Love and Laundry Coloring Page
• “Be Bold” Free Coloring Page

You can check out all of my coloring pages by clicking on this category link here!

Want more floral-themed printables?

If you liked this free printable bookmark coloring page, then you’ll love these other floral-themed printables from some of my favorite bloggers!

• Days Of The Week Flower Stickers from Hello Creative Family
• Tropical Flower Coloring Sheet from Everyday Party Magazine
• Origami Flowers from Kara Creates
• Floral Planner Mini Cards from 100 Directions
• Floral Cards from Mad in Crafts
• Floral Thank You Card from Artsy-Fartsy Mama
• Floral Recipe Cards from Liz on Call
• Flower Bookmarks from Tried & True Creative

The free printable coloring bookmarks are the perfect way to relax after a long day. The intricate designs of the bookmarks are great for a relaxing coloring session, and they can be printed out for free! So why not give it a try? You may just find that you enjoy coloring pages more than you thought you would!

Grab your favorite colored pencils, markers, or crayons, and get started! Don’t forget to share your finished bookmark with us on social media!

Happy coloring!

UPDATE 5/11/2022: I’ve gotten such an amazing response to this tutorial through the years! It brings me such joy to know that you all are enjoying making these baskets with your students, kids, and family. I’ve updated this tutorial to include multiple templates and versions. When you open the download file in the Creative Library, you’ll be able to choose which one you’d like to download and use. Jump immediately to the new updated tutorial!

Super Easy Cardboard Basket Weaving

Materials:

• Cricut Cutting Machine
• Kraft paper
• Cardboard Basket Weaving Template (find below!)
• Assorted Yarn
• Craft Felt
• Glue
• Clothespins
• Kid-safe Sewing Needle

Step One. Use either a cutting machine (I love my Cricut Maker!) or a sharp pair of scissors to cut the Cardboard Basket Weaving template from thin cardboard. I suggest using Cricut Kraft board but a cereal box would work well too. Remember to scale the template down if you want a project that takes less than 15 minutes. Also, I’m not counting this step toward the 15-minute stopwatch since I usually just have a bunch of these stored away until needed.

Step Two. Use the Cardboard Basking Weaving file to cut a felt circle that will be glued to the inside of your basket. You can also glue one to the bottom if you’d like.

Step Three. Tie the yarn end to one of the cardboard spokes and begin to weave in and out each panel.

Step Four. Continue weaving until you’re ready to add another color. You can switch out the yarns by just tying one to the other and continuing weaving around bowl.

Step Five. Once you’ve made it to the top, wrap a good amount of yarn around the top of the basket and secure with a few clothespins. Depending on the age of your child, you might have to help him with this step.

Step Six. Begin working on the top by inserting a needle through the bottom until the loose yarn end is secure. Work the needle to the top and begin weaving around the edge, in and out of the circles at the top.

Updated Basket Template

Here’s another version of this cardboard woven basket. It requires even fewer supplies (no tapestry needle needed!):

• Woven Basket Template 2 free printables
• Sturdy Cardboard Bases
• Weaving material (Skeins of yarn, fabric, raffia, ribbon, twine, or even paper strips)

1. Use a Cricut machine or cut woven basket template 2 out by hand from cardboard.
2. Fold all the extensions inward.
3. Tie weaving material to one of the extensions and begin weaving in and out.
4. Continue until the basket is completely covered.
5. Cut excess yarn, leaving about 3 inches at the end. Wrap back through a few of the extensions to secure.
6. Finish the basket by folding the top tabs in place.

Beautiful Baskets

And there you have it, an awesome little basket that your whole family can enjoy making! Depending on the size, these can either be made in a quick 15-minute session or longer if the basket is bigger. Either way, they’ll be super proud of their creation!

Once you add your information, there’ll be two different files you can choose from. Use the PDF if you plan on cutting the template out by hand and the SVG if you’re using a digital cutting machine.

I’d love to see how you customize this project so make sure you tag me on my social media accounts!
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If you liked this project, you’ll love these too:

• Crazy Easy 15 Minute Picture Hanger Tutorial
• Super Easy Customizable Eyeglass Case
• Teaching Emotions With LEGO® Super Heroes!
• Make Decoupage Custom Candles in minutes!
• Mother’s Day Song Scarf

All you need is the free Mega Smartie printable, some Mega Smarties, and a printer. Print out the printable, cut out the pieces, and assemble the gift following the tutorial below. It couldn’t be easier!

Teacher Appreciation Week

Teacher Appreciation Week is an event that is held annually in the United States during the first week of May. The purpose of Teacher Appreciation Week is to celebrate and honor the contributions of teachers to our society. Teachers are important role models and educators who play a vital role in our children’s lives.

There are many ways to show your appreciation for your favorite teacher during Teacher Appreciation Week. Some people choose to write a heartfelt letter or make a small DIY gift. Others may decide to do something more elaborate, such as throwing a party or organizing a classroom activity.

No matter how you choose to celebrate, remember that the most important thing is to let your teacher know how much you appreciate them!

What is the best teacher appreciation gift?

The best teacher gift ideas are the ones that come from the heart. It doesn’t have to be expensive or elaborate, but it should be something that your teacher will appreciate and remember.

Another factor to keep in mind: Does your teacher actually need the gift? Many teachers already have enough mugs, pencils, soaps, and school supplies. Instead of giving a material gift, consider giving your teacher an experience, such as tickets to a show or a gift certificate for a massage. A quick search on Pinterest will present tons of options for free printable gift tags that will work with almost any theme.

When in doubt…a gift card to a store or restaurant you know they like will always be appreciated. That’s why I created this Smarties free printable tag so that you could assemble it with or without a gift card section. My standard go-to are gift cards to Starbucks, Target, or Amazon but it’s best to always go with something you know your teacher likes. Remember: the best teacher appreciation gift ideas are the ones that allow them to get some of their favorite things!

Are you looking for a new printer?

If you’re in the market for a new printer, I highly recommend the Epson ET-8550. This printer is fantastic! It prints, copies, and scans. It also has built-in Wi-Fi and Ethernet, so it’s easy to connect to your home or office network.

The Epson ET-8550 is the perfect printer for anyone who needs an all-in-one solution but wants a bit more quality than your standard home printer.

I’ve used so many printers and, honestly, this is the first one that has impressed me with its quality. Just look at the color richness and complete fill for the Smartie printable!

Two of my favorite features of the Epson ET-8550:

• It prints on a wide variety of paper types and sizes! I love the 13″ x 19″ poster paper and the Velvet Fine Art paper (which I used for this project).
• The Eco-Tank feature means you don’t have to purchase printer cartridges frequently. Just fill the tanks when they’re empty and continue printing!

I can’t imagine a better printer for anyone who needs to use their printer regularly. Whether you’re printing photos or brochures, this printer will not disappoint. So if you’re in the market for a new printer, I recommend checking out the Epson ET-8550!

How to get the Easy Teacher Appreciation Gift printable

If you’re a longtime reader, you’re probably already familiar with how to download files from the Tried & True Creative Library. Just enter the password you received in the welcome email and look for this project under the “Printables” section. We’ve got something for everyone, from teacher gifts to gift tags, paper crafts, and custom gift card holders!

Making the “Smartie” Teacher Appreciation Gift

Give the sweet treat gift to your kids’ teacher to thank them for making your kid a mega smartie!

More Teacher Appreciation Gifts

If you’re looking for more DIY teacher gift ideas or end of the school year gifts, be sure to check out these posts:

• Free Printable Alphabet Teacher Appreciation Thank You Card
• Teacher Appreciation Last Minute Tea Gift Free Printable
• Teacher Appreciation Travel Mug
• “Stay Wild” Teacher Appreciation Clipboard Gift
• Rubber Band Ball Teacher Appreciation Gift
• Neon Sharpie Markers Teacher’s Gift

Thank you for reading! We hope that you found this teacher appreciation idea helpful and that this post gave you the inspiration to show your favorite teacher some appreciation with this easy yet thoughtful gift.

If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to leave them in the comment section below. We love hearing from our readers, and we would be happy to help. Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!

This year, take the time to thank your teachers for all of their guidance, patience, and moral support. Thank them for all they’ve done as your child’s teacher, and let them know how much you appreciate their positive influence. You can show your appreciation in many different ways, but a handwritten thank you card is one of the simplest and most appreciated.

These free printable cards are a great way to thank your perfect teacher. Print out a few of these cards, and hand them out to your favorite teachers!

What is Teacher Appreciation Week

Teacher Appreciation Week is an event that celebrates all the hard work that teachers do throughout the school year and beyond. It’s a time to show our gratitude for all they’ve done for us and let them know how much we appreciate them.

Teacher Appreciation Week is usually the first week of May, but it can vary from year to year. Teacher Appreciation Day is always the first Tuesday of May.

Most schools celebrate the week with different activities for students and families to participate in. There’s usually ample creativity, cookies, candy, affection, and handwritten notes during the week. Nothing is too great for the best teacher!

How to Show Your Teacher Appreciation

There are many different ways to show your teacher appreciation. Some people like to buy their teachers gifts, while others prefer to write them heartfelt thank you notes. Whatever you choose to do, make sure it comes from the heart and that your teacher knows just how much you appreciate them.

Here are a few ideas to get you started:

1. Buy your teacher a small gift. A mug or a plant is always appreciated.

2. Write your teacher a thank you note from you or your kid. Take the time to express how much they mean to you and how much you appreciate all they’ve done for a great school year.

3. Give your special teacher a gift card (Starbucks perhaps?). It’s a great way to let them know you’re thinking of them, and it allows them to buy something they want or need. You can even get a digital gift card for last-minute gift giving!

4. Make a homemade gift. If you’re crafty, put your skills to use and make your teacher a one-of-a-kind gift.

5. Volunteer in your teacher’s classroom. Show your support by offering to help out in their classroom. They’ll appreciate the extra help, and it’s a great way to show you care.

How to Make a Free Printable Thank You Card for Your Teacher

One of the best ways to show your teacher appreciation is a handwritten thank you card. These cards are simple to print out, and they’re sure to make your teacher feel appreciated. 

All you need to make your thank you card is a printer and some paper. My absolute favorite printer ever is the Epson EcoTank ET-8550. It’s a bit more expensive than your standard conventional printer but it can print a huge variety of paper sizes and the quality is just amazing.

After you’ve printed out my Teacher Appreciation Alphabet Thank You Card, take some time to write out a thoughtful message to your child’s teacher. Good teachers are truly such a lifetime gift to students and deserve all the compliments you could possibly write in a thank you card.

If you’re having a difficult time finding the inspiration or the right words to write in a teacher appreciation card, another option would be to have your child write it out instead. Is there anything sweeter than a child talking about their wonderful year with a magical teacher and then signing it with the child’s name? I think not!

Want more free alphabet Printables?

If you love our free printable thank you cards, check out these other free printables from some of our favorite bloggers! There are a ton of different alphabet printables, perfect for teaching your little one their ABCs.

• Alphabet Thank You Card – Tried and True
• Letter Tracing Worksheet – Liz on Call
• ASL Alphabet Matching – Artsy Fartsy Mama
• Alphabet Bingo – Mad in Crafts
• Alphabet Coloring Cards with Flowers – 100 Directions
• Alphabet Mazes – Kara Creates
• Alphabet Coloring Pages – Everyday Party Magazine
• Alphabet Bookmarks – Crafting in the Rain
• Animal Alphabet Tracing Sheets – Hello Creative Family
• Alphabet Scavenger Hunt – Brooklyn Berry Designs

Teachers do many things for us, but during Teacher Appreciation Week, we should take time to thank them for all their hard work. These printable cards can be an excellent way to show your appreciation with a heartfelt note and make them feel loved! Teachers deserve more than just one week or a single day of thanks – they deserve our support every day!

Want to watch a quick video tutorial instead?

Here’s a quick run-through of how I made the Easter Bunny Hoodie just in case you like watching tutorials instead of reading them!

Background on Infusible Ink

Infusible Ink is Cricut’s version of sublimation. It is perfect for crafting projects, and it can be used to create everything from t-shirts to hoodies to aprons. Infusible Ink comes in a variety of colors, and it is easy to use. Simply cut out your design using a Cricut machine, weed out the excess material, and heat it up with an Easy Press or other high-temperature heat press. Your design will be permanently attached to your fabric in just a few seconds!

Since Infusible Ink is infused directly into the fabric, this is a perfect option for items made for kids. You don’t have to worry about the ink fading or peeling off over time, and it is also machine-washable. That’s exactly why I went with Infusible Ink for the bunny ears!

Tips for using Infusible Ink

When using Infusible Ink, it is important to remember a few key tips:

Supplies needed:

• Basic hooded sweatshirt
• Microfiber towel (Dollar Tree) or another sublimation-friendly fabric
• Cricut cutting machine
• Infusible Ink Pink
• Black Heat Transfer Vinyl
• (Optional) Pink & White Heat Transfer Vinyl
• Sewing Materials
• Free Bunny Ears Hoodie Pattern (see below)

How to make an Easter Bunny Hoodie

Now that you know a little bit more about Infusible Ink, it’s time to make an Easter Bunny Hoodie!

1. Use the free Bunny Ears Pattern to cut four shapes from the microfiber towel. Sew around the edges (1/4″ seam) to create two bunny ears.
2. Flip ears right side out and sew around the edges again (1/4″ seam).
3. Use the free pattern to cut the inner ear section from the pink Infusible Ink.
4. Use the manufacturer’s instructions to apply to each ear.
5. Fold the ears in half and sew along the top of the hoodie.
6. Use a Cricut machine to cut out a bunny face from black heat transfer vinyl and apply it to the hoodie.

Ways to customize Easter Bunny Hoodie

There are tons of ways to customize this Easter Bunny Hoodie:

• Choose a color or style for your hoodie
• Select Easter-themed designs or create your own
• Add a bunny tail or some paws
• Choose a light or dark fabric for the hoodie
• Add some wording to the front. I’m thinking of adding my “Hip Hop Easter Bunny SVG” to the front of my daughter’s hoodie.

I’m super excited to be one of Google’s paid early testers for their Thank with Google pilot program. Thank with Google is an experimental feature that allows you to purchase a virtual sticker and express your gratitude directly on my website. I can’t tell you how happy it makes me when I get a new sticker from a reader!

There are several stickers to pick from, and each time you send a sponsored sticker, you may add a personal note that I appreciate. These virtual stickers translate into direct income to help fund the time and effort that goes into producing the material on my blog.

You’ll find the Thank You With Google option on my site in various locations, including as a sidebar and at the bottom of articles. If you give it a go, let me know what you think, and thank you for your continued support!

Looking for more Cricut help?

• “Let’s Go” World Free Family Vacation SVG for Cricut & Silhouette!
• What is Cricut Design Space and What Does It Do?
• Cricut Maker Vs. Cricut Explore: Everything You Need To Know!

So there you have it! A super easy Easter Bunny Hoodie that can be customized in any way that you desire. Thanks for reading, and happy Easter crafting!

Making friends and learning new things are two of the best memories from my school days. We didn’t celebrate 100 days of school when I was a kid, but I got to experience the day with my kids. They always love counting down the days and celebrating this fun day in school.

100 Days of School Celebration

Celebrating the 100th day of school is a fun way to observe all the hard work, and dedication kids have given at school. Here are a few easy ideas on how you can easily mark the day:

• Hang 100 paperclips from 100 balloons
• Make 100 gumballs and put them in a jar.
• Take 100 pictures of your kids with some instructions on what to do for the 100th day.
• Hang 100 streamers from a newel post or doorway
• Tape 100 pieces of candy to a posterboard
• Make a 100-day photo collage.
• Have a 100th-day party with games and food-centered around the number 100
• Have kids make t-shirts with 100 items on them
• Put 100 items in a jar and have kids take turns picking one out.
• Use 100 bandaids as part of an obstacle course.
• Have 100 kids make 100 paper airplanes and then launch them outside
• Make 100 cards for each student with a special note to celebrate 100 days of school. Students can write what they have learned, their favorite memory from this year so far, or how much fun they’ve had at the party. 
• Add some bling to your celebration by making 100 paper pom-poms and hanging them on 100 balloons.
• Each student can write 100 things they learned this year in 100 words or less.
• Make 100 pinwheels to send home with each child as a keepsake from the celebration party. 

There are so many different ways to celebrate the day!

100 Balloon Free Printable for Classroom

I created this free printable as another fun way to document 100 days of learning. There are 100 balloons on each page with the words “100 days of school has flown by!” I also included a space for kids to add their pictures. You can either color in the balloons or use cutouts of your students.

I hope you and your kids enjoy this free printable as much as we have!

Downloading the free printable is super easy if you’re already a Tried & True Library member. Just enter the password you received in your welcome email and look for the image of this file. Once you click on the link, a new window will open that you can download or print.

Not a member yet? No problem! Just enter your info below, and we’ll make sure to get that password over to you ASAP!

How to Use Free Printable

Using the 100 Days of School Balloon Free Printable is super easy. Just print out the free printable and allow your students to color in. They can draw themselves hanging onto the balloons, or you can add a picture of them.

Want a printer suggestion? I absolutely ADORE my Epson EcoTank ET-8550! It’s a little pricier than your standard printer but the quality is amazing. I have tried dozens of printers of the years and the ET-8550 is, by far, my favorite!

Hints on how to take pictures:

• Photograph them in front of a blank wall
• Stand with hand raised to “hold” onto the balloons
• You can also have them jump in the air in an action pose!
• Print on standard 4×6 photo paper
• Trim close to the edges and glue to paper
• Optional: use Canva to remove background and print multiple kids on one page

More 100 Days of School Free Printables

Are you looking for more 100 days of school free printables? Check out the links below for some fun ideas to help celebrate this special day in your classroom!

• 100 Days of School Treat Bag Toppers
• 100 Things Journal Page from Mad in Crafts
• 100 Days Color by Number from Persia Lou
• 100 Doodles to Color by 100 Directions
• 100 Days Glasses Coloring Page by Everyday Party Magazine
• 100 Days Bookmarks by Artsy Fartsy Mama
• 100 Days Certificate by Hey, Let’s Make Stuff
• 100 Days Coloring Pages by Happiness is Homemade
• 100 Days Balloon Free Printable by Tried & True
• 100 Days I-Spy from Liz on Call
• 100 Days Activities Challenge by Hello Creative Family
• 100 Day of School Monsters by Crafting in the Rain
• 100 Days Dice Tally Game by Brooklyn Berry Designs
• 100 Days of School Crack the Code by Kara Creates

Want more T&TC projects?

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Did you ever get a letter from Santa when you were a kid? It was always so exciting to find a thank you note next to the empty plate of cookies we had left out the night before!

Now you can recreate the magic of a letter from Santa with his official letterhead!

Benefits of A Letter from Santa

There are a number of ways that you can use this free printable to help get your children in the holiday spirit. You could write them a quick message in November asking for a gift wish list. Or maybe Santa will write to thank them for being so kindhearted and good? Of course, as I mentioned above, you could use the letter on Christmas Eve. What kid wouldn’t love to wake up to a personal note from the big guy?

This letter from Santa will become a family tradition for years to come!

Tips

• Looking for a great printer? I love my Epson XP-8600!
• make sure to build the excitement by talking about how excited you were when you’d get letters from Santa as a kid.
• use pretty parchment paper to really make it look authentic. I love the look of this one!
• if you’re into wax seals, adding an Official Santa Claus Seal to an envelope would look amazing.
• These embossed foil stickers would also do the job!

How To Download the Letter From Santa Free

Want to print this Letter From Santa Free Printable? It’s super easy if you’re already a member of our Tried & True Creative Library. Just enter the password you received in an email and look for the image in the Printables section. Once you click on the image, a new window will open that you can either download or print directly from.

Not a member yet? No problem! Enter your info below and we’ll get that password out to you immediately!

More great Santa-themed free printables

I’ve partnered with so great bloggers to bring you even more Santa-themed free printables. Click on the links below and you’ll be taken directly to their sites.

• Santa’s Beard Countdown – Brooklyn Berry Designs
• Santa’s Elves Activity Bundle – Hello Creative Family
• Santa’s Nice List Certificate – Happiness is Homemade
• Santa’s Workshop Word Search – Crafting in the Rain
• Santa Gift Tags – The Country Chic Cottage
• Santa’s Reindeer Food Tags & Recipe – Everyday Party Magazine
• Printable Santa Ornaments – Kara Creates
• Santa and Christmas Gnomes Coloring Page – 100 Directions
• Santa Stop Here Door Hanger – Hey, Let’s Make Stuff
• Santa Mad Libs – Mad In Crafts
• Santa i-Spy – Artsy Fartsy Mama
• Santa Cootie Catcher Joke Teller – Persia Lou
• Santa Claus Letterhead – Tried & True Creative
• Santa Coloring Page – Creatively Beth

I hope this Letter From Santa Free Printable helps create a feeling of magic in your house this holiday season and for many more to come!

Also, make sure to scroll to the bottom of this post to check out tons of other Thanksgiving free printables!

Giving the Gift of Thanksgiving Wine

I get it, turkey is great and all, but there’s one thing I love (and dread) more than anything else about Thanksgiving: family. The good news is that sometimes, the food (wine) can help distract from some of the awkwardness or unpleasantness of sitting around a table with relatives who you only see once a year.

But let’s be real: it’s not always easy to make conversation and avoid fighting with your brother-in-law over politics. And even if you’re trying to be civil for everyone else’s sake, it can still take a toll on you. So this year, why not give yourself the gift of wine?

Showing up with a bottle of wine with one of these funny Thanksgiving Wine Labels is not only courteous but, I’d say, essential too! You can also feel good about buying a bottle that you actually like because these funny wine labels are free!

I’ve designed four different funny Thanksgiving wine labels, each with a humorous twist on the holiday:

• Happy Thanksgiving (Get your fat pants on!)
• Eat, Drink, and Be Thankful (and then drink some more.)
• This wine pairs well with turkey and family drama.
• This wine is my dessert.

These funny wine labels are the perfect way to make your guests feel a little more at ease. There’s a Thanksgiving label for every wine lover and foodie out there, making it easy to find the perfect gift for people you love.

Members of the Tried & True Library can use their password and download the free file immediately. Not a member yet? Just enter your info below, and we’ll email you the password! You’ll also begin to receive our newsletter but don’t worry, we won’t spam you!

Printing Hints and Tricks

Before you go and print these funny Thanksgiving wine labels, there are a couple of things to keep in mind:

• I’ve got the files split up on different pages so that you don’t have to print out all of the designs if you only need one. The final page of the document contains all of them in case you are using them all at one time.
• The wine labels are all sized to fit a standard bottle of wine. Feel free to resize them either in an editing program or through your printer if you need smaller or larger measurements.
• You can print on regular paper but make sure you’ve some sort of adhesive to apply it to the wine bottle. I’m a big fan of spray adhesive or strong double sided tape.
• Another option would be to print directly on sticker paper. Love these sheets from Neato!
• If you’re planning on storing the wine bottle in the fridge, you might want to protect the labels from condensation with clear vinyl.
• I’m a huge fan of my Epson printer! I usually go with “Best” in the print setting for a project like this.

I hope you enjoy these funny Thanksgiving wine labels and make this year’s family get-together a little less stressful (and maybe even more fun for everyone!).  

Here are some more funny Thanksgiving free printables for you to enjoy!

• Free Gratitude Journal Printable – Hello Creative Family
• Thanksgiving Scavenger Hunt Printable – Happiness is Homemade
• Free Printable Thanksgiving Banner – The Everyday Party Magazine
• Thanksgiving Word Scramble – Crafting in the Rain
• Free Thanksgiving Stickers – The Country Chic Cottage
• Thanksgiving Game Cards – Kara Creates
• Printable Thanksgiving Recipe Cards – Mad in Crafts
• Thanksgiving I Spy Game – Hey Let’s Make Stuff
• Thanksgiving Dice Game – Artsy Fartsy Mama
• Free Printable Thanksgiving Cootie Catcher – Persia Lou
• Funny Thanksgiving Wine Labels – Tried and True
• Free Printable Thankful Tree & Leaves – Creatively Beth
• Give Thanks Coloring Page – 100 Directions

This game is fun and can help people get in the spirit of Halloween. Playing this Halloween game can give you a chance to just have some family time without having to focus on the sugar. If you’re hosting children at your house, playing this game could be a good way to entertain them while reminding them that it’s not just about candy.

This article will provide information about how to play this fun dice game as well as some suggestions on how to make it more difficult. We hope you enjoy playing our Halloween printable game!

Don’t forget to check out the list of kid-themed free printables at the end of this post!

Why play a Halloween printable game?

This free printable Halloween game is really super easy to make and play! It can be played with preschool through early elementary. It might seem super easy for adults and older kids but the young ones will love it!

Playing games is also good for brain development. Games require us to be creative when working to solve problems, see patterns or figure out puzzles. This can help young children when it comes to developing their problem-solving skills in later life.

This game can help teach kids about early mathematical concepts. Considering the number they need to complete a web and taking turns with other players is definitely a step towards learning about number sense.

Playing games together is a great way to bond with your child and provide them with an opportunity for peer interaction with other kids in the class or at home. Games, like this Halloween Dice Game, that are easy to understand will make this possible even for younger children.

The best reason to play this Halloween printable game? Your kids or students will have FUN!

How to download Halloween Dice Game

If you’re already a member of the Tried & True Creative Library, just log in to download! If you’re not, then it’s really easy to join. Just register with an email address in the box below. Membership is free and you can print as many times as you want.

Instructions

Step One. To accommodate as many children as possible, you’ll need to print off enough free printable Halloween Dice Game sheets for each of them. I really like the quality of this cardstock! Each of them doesn’t have to roll the die (unless there are more than six kids) but they will all require a spider-web scorecard.

Step Two. Make the Halloween character die from cardstock by cutting, taping, and folding (helpful if you score the edges with a pen!) Depending on your child’s age, this part may or may not need assistance. Give one scorekeeper spider web card to each child.

Step Three. To play, have each child pick a Halloween character as their own and then mark a line on the spider web every time that character is rolled. To be the winner, you must first complete the entire web. If there are six or fewer children playing, you may roll one die for the entire group. If you have more, let each kid make and roll their own die. The first one to roll enough of their character to fill the entire web wins.

That’s all there is to it! We had a lot of fun picking our characters and played many rounds of this game in one sitting with my kids! Instead of printing out the scorecard, again and again, I had them make new lines slightly higher than the original ones. They ended up with a really intricate spider web!

Fun Halloween facts

– There are more than 31 million homes with pumpkins on their porch or front hall

– The world’s most expensive pumpkin pie was auctioned for $22,000.

– More than 20 million fires are caused by fires starting from the use of candles during Halloween

– One dollar spent on Halloween candy will yield $4 in personal income to the economy

– More Halloween candy is consumed in a three day period than during any other time of the year

– Approximately 1 billion pounds of pumpkins are grown each year in the U.S.

– In 1905, a Halloween parade took place in New York City’s Greenwich Village and it has been an annual tradition ever since

– The most popular Halloween costume for adults is a witch

More kid-themed free printables

I’ve partnered with some of my favorite bloggers to bring you even more kid-themed free printables! Just click on the links below to be taken to their sites to download the awesome printables.

• Ocean Sewing Cards & Playdough Mat – Hello Creative Family
• Finger Puppets – Crafting in the Rain
• Halloween Paper Dolls – Everyday Party Magazine
• Origami Animals – Kara Creates
• Farm Animal Clothespin Puppets – Mad in Crafts
• Paper Spinners – Artsy Fartsy Mama
• Halloween Dice Game – Tried & True
• Space Coloring Pages – Creatively Beth

With so much to do during the Halloween season, it’s nice for families to take time out of their busy lives and play a game together. This printable Halloween dice game is a great way to do just that! Make your Halloween celebration even more enjoyable for all of you and print this Halloween printable game.

I hope that you have a fantastic Halloween season with your friends and family!

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History of Vintage Halloween Designs

Traditions are an essential part of celebrating Halloween. Vintage Halloween designs are no exception. Like the vintage pumpkin banner below, many vintage designs come with a rich history and tell us about our traditions.

For example, vintage Halloween designs were initially made using real pumpkins and used to scare away evil spirits. They later evolved into carved-out pumpkins, which we use today for decorating our homes and carving jack-o’-lanterns.

This vintage design is also very popular with vintage Halloween enthusiasts looking for vintage pumpkins in thrift stores or yard sales. These vintage pumpkin designs are part of the history of Halloween. They have since become a staple during this time of year, with vintage shops selling special decor items to celebrate vintage Halloween style!

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Download the vintage pumpkin banner

If you’re not a member of our Creatives Library yet, all you have to do is join to access this vintage Halloween free printable jack-o-lantern banner. It’s the easiest way to add vintage charm to your celebrations without any hassles.

Don’t want to make a banner? That’s okay too. This vintage pumpkin banner works excellent as a vintage Halloween printable decoration for your craft room, playroom, or living room.

Or what about using it to make a card? You can find the Pumpkin Carving invitation I made with this same design here.

You can also make use of the vintage pumpkin banner as vintage Halloween wall decor, vintage Halloween party decorations, vintage Halloween cards, vintage Halloween labeling for your goodie bags – the possibilities are endless.

I have even more creative uses for this free printable below!

Print vintage pumpkin banner

Once you’re a member of the Creative Library, all you have to do is log in and download this vintage Halloween free printable jack-o-lantern banner. You can either search for “vintage pumpkin” or look for the image of this banner and click on it.

A new window will open with the vintage pumpkin banner. Click on “Download,” and a PDF file will appear in your browser window, which you can save to your computer or directly print from there.

I suggest adjusting the quality of your print to “high” or “best,” which will ensure that the vintage pumpkin banner looks good on paper. I like my Epson XP-8600, but any color printer will work. Also, the high-quality paper will make sure that these cute vintage pumpkins really pop!

How to use the vintage Halloween banner

Once you have printed the vintage pumpkin banner, all that’s left to do is cut it out. Then use some string or ribbon to string the vintage pumpkins together. The vintage pumpkin banner also looks great when you attach it to a vintage clothesline or themed ribbon.

Here are some other uses of the Vintage Halloween Free Printable Jack-o-lantern Banner:

• Halloween thank you cards
• frame and use as art for an easy Halloween masterpiece
• your vintage Halloween home decor
• make the vintage pumpkin banner into a vintage Halloween sign for labeling food at your party
• add vintage Halloween free printable Jack-o-lantern Banner to scrapbook pages or cards
• use vintage Halloween free printable Jack-o-lantern banner to decorate vintage Halloween party invitations
• add vintage pumpkin banner to vintage Halloween place cards for your dinner table
• Print the vintage pumpkin banner onto vintage wallpaper or stencil it on with chalk paint and then use buttons, ribbon or lace to create a patterned background.

You can see just how many different ways you can use this vintage free printable!

Conclusion

I hope you enjoy this gorgeous time of year! The leaves have turned to a brilliant hue of red, and the weather has become crisp. Time to break out vintage Halloween decorations for your home or party, right? If you’re looking for a vintage pumpkin banner with a vintage look, we’ve got it here in our Creative Library. 

This vintage free printable jack-o-lantern banner is so easy to use – just cut it out, then string it together on some ribbon or clothespins with an old-fashioned charm that will surely captivate your guests this season.

These vintage pumpkins are perfect as vintage Halloween decoration ideas at parties too! Add these cute designs to anything from cards and invitations to scrapbook pages and place cards for a festive atmosphere any day of the week.

I hope you’ve enjoyed this vintage Halloween free printable jack-o-lantern design! Don’t forget to spread the vintage love with our vintage pumpkin banner on social media.

Don’t forget to pin for later!