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Thankful for you printable

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I love sending snail mail, so Vanessa’s “Thankful For You” greeting card printable is right up my alley! And I love that the thankful printable can be used all throughout the year, not just to spruce up your Thanksgiving table! And since it still feels like fall here in Texas, be sure and check out her super fun Fall in Love printable too. 

Free Thanksgiving printable

 

I’m so thankful to be here, sharing my new printable with all you lovely C.R.A.F.T. readers! I made it especially for the Thanksgiving holiday next week but left it vague enough to use year round. I’m including three different sizes that can be printed out and used for a number of different situations. Print out the mini poster size (8.5×11) if you’re planning on framing as an art piece or need to use a larger image for anything else.

{Download the mini poster size here}

Or you can print out this page of small “Thankful For You” labels to use as dessert accents or utensil labels. Each sheet prints has 20 2.5″ labels.

{Download the small size labels here}

Free Thanksgiving printable Free printable thank you card

The last size is perfect for a 5.5″x5.5″ greeting card. Perfect for a thoughtful sentiment!

{Download the greeting card size here}

Free Thanksgiving printable

Here are all 3 different sized downloads one more time:

{Download the 8.5×11 here}

{Download the small size labels here}

{Download the greeting card size here}

Hope you enjoyed this “Thankful For You” printable and use it as an excuse to thank all the wonderful people in your life! Thanks for having me, Jamie, and see you all next month for another fun free printable! Don’t forget to stop by Tried & True for tons more fun projects and printables like these: Kool-Aid Dyed Playsilks, “I Love Everything” Free Coloring Print, and Homemade Body Wash!

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  3. This is such a gorgeous print and so many ways you can use it! Thanks so much for sharing with us at The Bewitchin’ Block Party; I’m featuring you this week! I hope you can link up with us again in the morning and share more of your amazing projects!!

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