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Free Camping Sticker Printable

Camping vibes are here! Grab my free printable camping sticker sheet and start crafting your next adventure.

This month I am excited to be participating in a camping-themed printable blog hop! For my contribution, I’ve created a fun and versatile printable page of camping-themed stickers. From cozy campfires and tents to nature-inspired elements, these stickers are perfect for adding a rustic, outdoorsy touch to your cards, scrapbook pages, journals, and more. Simply print, cut, and start creating—whether you’re documenting a real camping trip or just dreaming of one!

Grab the free Camping themed PDF here: [Camping stickers]

My go-to printer brand for years has been HP. I also use their ink supply service where I pay a monthly fee and they send me ink cartridges as needed. It comes out to be a lot less money this way and I don’t have to keep track because they do all the tracking for me. The HP Envy Inspire is a great-priced machine that will produce beautiful prints.

If you are looking for a great crafting-weight paper for printables, I have a new favorite. It is double sided matte photo paper by Koala. It is heavier than copier paper but not quite as heavy as cardstock. It is a great medium weight for layering, folding, and more! They have different weights, I have been using the 48lb double sided photo paper for printables. It is available on Amazon.

And I found a new sticker paper I really like. It is A-Sub. It comes in Glossy Sticker and Matte Photo Sticker, 25 or 55 sheets. You can find it at Amazon.

You can easily turn clip art images into magnets using Printable Magnets Sheets from Cricut.

Blog Hop:

Take a moment to visit all the wonderful free printables being shared this month with a Camping theme.

Artsy-Fartsy Mama	Camping Bingo
Laura’s Crafty Life	Camping Bookmarks
Smiling Colors	camping word search
The Benson Street	Camping Taboo Game
Try it – Like it – Create it	Camping Stickers

Tapestry Themed Labels

These vintage-inspired tags and labels add a rich, old-world charm to any paper crafting project.

Free Printable

Free Printable Tapestry Tags and Labels
These tags and labels have a beautiful tapestry-inspired look, giving them the feel of an old-world book or vintage textile. The rich, layered colors add depth and elegance to any paper crafting project, making them perfect for journals, cards, scrapbooks, and mixed media pieces. Print them on cardstock for sturdy embellishments, on regular paper for layering, or try label paper to instantly create your own custom stickers. However you use them, they’re a wonderful way to add texture and timeless charm to your creations.

Grab the free PDF file here: [Tapestry pdf]

Print out the file on a full sheet of sticker paper for labeling, organizing, or paper crafting. You can find my suggestion on Amazon here: Sticker Paper.

If you are looking for a great crafting-weight paper for printables, I have been using HP Project Paper. It is heavier than copier paper but not quite as heavy as cardstock. It is a great medium weight for layering, folding, and more!

Rainbow Labels

Add a pop of color to your crafting—grab these Free Printable Rainbow Tags and Labels and brighten up every project!

Free Printable Rainbow Tags and Labels
This bright and colorful printable sheet is filled with rainbow-themed tags and labels, perfect for paper crafting, journaling, gift wrapping, and organizing your creative space. Enjoy adding a splash of color to your next project!

Grab the free PDF file here: [Rainbow pdf]

Print out the file on a full sheet of sticker paper for labeling, organizing, or paper crafting. You can find my suggestion on Amazon here: Sticker Paper.

Halloween Sticker Printable

Add a little spooky fun to your crafts! This free Halloween printable is perfect for stickers, tattoos, magnets, or all your paper crafting projects.

This Halloween printable can be used in so many different ways—get creative! Print them as stickers, temporary tattoos, or even magnets. They also make a perfect addition to all your paper crafting projects like cards, scrapbooks, tags, or party décor. Cute, spooky, and versatile—these designs are ready to bring a little Halloween magic to your next project!

Grab the free PDF file here: [Halloween pdf]

You can easily turn clip art images into magnets using Printable Magnets Sheets from Cricut.

Another fun option would be to turn images into Temporary Tattoos with this pack of 5 sheets available on Amazon.

Printable Tags and Labels

Abstract green tags, labels, stickers – great for crafting.

This week’s freebie is a page full of abstract green tags, labels, and stickers. Perfect for adding a unique touch to your crafting projects, you can download the free PDF file below and start creating!

The PDF file is available here: [Green PDF]

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My go-to printer brand for years has been HP. I also use their ink supply service where I pay a monthly fee and they send me ink cartridges as needed. It comes out to be a lot less money this way. The HP Envy Inspire is a great-priced machine that will produce beautiful prints.

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Soft Pink Labels and Tags

Grab this printable set of soft pink labels and tags to add a beautiful, personalized touch to your projects!

Freebie Friday

Add a touch of elegance to your projects with this printable set of soft pink labels and tags! Perfect for organizing, gift wrapping, or crafting, these pastel tags bring a gentle, stylish look to any item. This printable set is versatile, easy to download, and ready to use. With their delicate hue, these labels add a chic, personalized touch to whatever you create!

The PDF file is available here: [Soft Pink]

My go-to printer brand for years has been HP. I also use their ink supply service where I pay a monthly fee and they send me ink cartridges as needed. It comes out to be a lot less money this way. The HP Envy Inspire is a great-priced machine that will produce beautiful prints.

DIY Watercolor Butterfly Ephemera

Using stickers from the Dollar Tree you can watercolor them in a variety of different colors and designs. DIY ephemera is unique and can save you money. Using the sticker from the Dollar Tree was easy but you could alternately die-cut your shapes as well.

Video Tutorial:

The close-up image gives you a better look at some of the details on the wings. This was a very relaxing and enjoyable project. I love the results just as much as the process of painting them.

Freebie Friday – Floral Labels

Grab the free Friday printable – a page of soft floral stickers and labels. #printable, #free, #freebie

A set of softly colored floral tags and stickers. Great for crafting: cardmaking, collage, mixed media, labeling, organizing… Consider printing them out on cardstock or sticker paper.

Next week’s freebie will coordinate with these so make sure to return for that freebie too!

Floral labels and stickers PDF [Freebie Florals]

Super Easy DIY Sticker

Make your own stickers with this easy process.

These cute diy stickers are so easy to make. You could work with your own drawings or choose a printable from HungryJpeg. I used the Forest Friends clip art for my stickers. Keep you eyes peeled for the freebie of the week, from

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After printing out the images on regular copy paper, I fussy cut around each image. Using some protective paper, packing tape, and glue I easily made them into my own stickers. Watch the video tutorial below to see how easy it really is.

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Alcohol Ink Stickers

Trying alcohol ink on silver metallic looking stickers from the Dollar Tree.

Alcohol inks are very fun to create with. They interact with each other in interesting ways creating different results each time. They work on most non-porous surfaces so when I saw these metallic-looking stickers at the Dollar Tree, I knew I wanted to try alcohol ink on them.

Metallic stickers come in silver, gold, and bronze colors. I chose the silver thinking it would work best with the inks.

First I tried dropping the ink onto the sticker, the next one I tried applying the ink with a cotton swab, and on the last sticker, I switched to acrylic paint markers. Each process gave a different result. The video tutorial below will take you through each process.

Video Tutorial:

I think the first and last version gave the best results. While the stickers appeared metallic in the package and once removed appeared more like plastic either surface should work. The alcohol ink didn’t work as well as I expected. The acrylic paint markers gave great coverage but lost the metallic quality of the original sticker. In summation, the plastic mailing envelope I used as a protective work surface actually had the best results from the alcohol ink being applied to it. So now I have another project to work on!