Playroom / Nursery Wall Art

I have recently become obsessed with pinterest.com.  I believe it is still an 'invitation only' site, so message me with your email address if you'd like me to send you an invite (simpleecrafted@gmail.com).  Anyway, I have found SO MANY cute ideas on the site and this is one of them...

I LOVE free printables and sure enough, each of these cute alphabet cards is a free printable!   This would be perfect for a child's nursery or playroom.  This could also be put together to create an alphabet book!

Thank you http://www.thehandmadehome.net for an adorable printable!

FREEBIE: Monthly Onesie Stickers (Boys)

One reader requested a boy version of the stickers.  Below are the links!  

Boy Stickers (Months 1-6)

To download the PDF file, click here.

To download the PNG file, click here.   

Boy Stickers (Months 7-12)

To download the PDF file, click here.

To download the PNG file, click here.   

If you want to make these for a gift, feel free to download the 'directions.'  Click on the picture to be taken to the PDF version.

FREEBIE: Monthly Onesie Stickers (Girls)

When my second daughter was born, I decided to be diligent about taking "monthly" pictures of her (something I wasn't so great about doing with my first daughter).  These are basically knock-off Picky Sticky stickers.  While some of the ones on Etsy have cute art, I wanted something very simple.  Below is a sample of what I made for my daughter. 

I decided to upload two formats of the file.  The first is a PDF - you can print it on an 8.5"x11" sticker sheet and cut out the stickers or just print them onto plain paper and tape the "sticker" onto the onesie.  The second is a PNG file.  With this, you could also just print the stickers, or you could put your Photoshop skills to work (which is what I have started to resort to).  I 'select' the sticker that I want to use, take my daughter's picture in a plain onesie, and Photoshop the sticker on after I pick a photo I like.  (This oftentimes requires me to also Photoshop out wrinkles, but I think it comes out a little better this way).  

Girl Stickers (Months 1-6)

To download the PDF file, click here.

To download the PNG file, click here.   

Girl Stickers (Months 7-12)

To download the PDF file, click here.

To download the PNG file, click here.   

If you want to make these for a gift, feel free to download the 'directions.'  Click on the picture to be taken to the PDF version.

Interested in monthly stickers for a boy?  Let me know!

Hope this helps you track your baby's first year of precious life! 

FREEBIE: Weekly Menu Planner

As a working mom, I should probably be more organized with my menu planning.  I don't do a weekly menu, but have realized that's really the only way to force myself to plan.  I have been wanting to do this for a while, but didn't realize until this past week when we had some sort of Italian food just about everyday for dinner., that this is now necessary.  Boy do I love Italian, but I am so tired of it now!  The only way for me really to be diligent about planning is to use this weekly menu planner I created. Feel free to download for your personal use.  I made two versions - one that lists the days Sunday through Saturday and another that lists the days Monday through Sunday.  Happy planning!