Fall is in the air, leaves are turning and the air is cool and crisp with a touch of rain in the Northwest. Here is a Fall subway art printable I’ve created. Feel free to download and print it up for your next project this Fall Season. { click here for free printable }
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The Fall subway art size was reduced to 45% at the time it was printed {from the original size: 7 1/2″ x 10″} to be framed in the picture above.
Come back and share, we love to hear what wonderful project(s) you created.
In our house, the supply of paper bags is always plentiful and the kid’s creativities with them are endless. Paper bags are inexpensive, available at most general stores and they come in many different colors, sizes and shapes. Here are a few simple ideas to do with basic brown/white paper bags.
These gift bags can’t get any easier than this. Use a pair of decorative scissors, trim the top edges of the paper bag. Then fill it with treats, fold the top down and attach a ribbon (4 to 6 inches long) with a colorful paper clip.
small treat bags (4 1/4L x 2 1/2W x 8H”) sources:Amazon / Etsy
color coated paper clips sources: Target / OfficeMax / Amazon
This is a quick and easy way to wrap flowers using basic brown paper bags. Cut off the bottom of the bag with scissors, slip a bouquet of flowers through and tie it with twine.
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These marigold flowers (from my little garden) are all wrapped up and ready go.