Engaged!

It has been a little while since my last post, but truth be told I am distracted by my recent engagement!

I am going to be busy with plans, and I will be posting any new ideas that I find for my wedding.

I created this chalkboard quote for all of you in love as well:

Every Child is an Artist.

Dream My Painting

Easter Printable Quotation

This year I will be decorating for Easter with a modern chic look, so I wanted to create a printable that reflected both these aspects. The chevron print creates a modern feel with a grey/brown and white chic color combination.

Click Here for your Printable.
Another Link to Try to Print.

Personal Printable Quote

I made this personal printable for my favorite person.

Valentine Printable

A Valentine's Day quote to frame.  Click Here for a Printable.

Run Wild

January has a theme for Living the Teaching Life, Subway Art and Sayings.  It must be the New Year's resolutions that have motivated me to share inspiring words.

Click Here for Your Own Printable

I May Not Be Perfect...

Click here for Not Perfect Printable.

Inspiration

I found this inspirational quote and wanted to share its power with you.

January Printable Quote

This Japanese proverb is a perfect way to add warmth to your winter decor.

Click this link for your free printable: January Quote

December Quotation

As I am sitting here looking outside at the Winter Wonderland, I remembered that I forgot to share my December quote printable with my followers!  I am so glad I remembered before it was January because this printable is to cute to not have displayed in your house.

Here is my finished product...

Print off your own at the following link:

December Quote

October Quote

I love this quote for October decorations!  I typed it up on Word with some fun fonts, printed it out, and framed it to make a simple way to personalize my fall decorations.

You can print them off in black or orange (I made it available at this link):

October Sign Printable

 You can also add some details to the quotation.  I first drew details with a pencil and then traced over it with a black felt tip marker.