A Modern Passover Celebration & Free Printables

Passover was a complete success! I mentioned last week that Jeff and I were having very our first Passover Seder at home! Here are a couple of pictures from our great evening. Scroll to the bottom for two free Passover printables (look for Easter printables tomorrow!) 

My favorite things about Passover (and whatever other holidays these might apply to):

1. Taking the time to prepare a special meal. From picking out the recipes to going shopping for the food to planning and cooking the meal to finally sitting down together as a family to be rewarded with the meal that you've worked so hard to create. 

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Free Valentine's Day Printables

Happy Valentine's Week! 

I was playing around over the weekend during the snowstorm and came up with a couple more printable journaling cards. Here's a set of four free journaling cards sized 2.9x3.9 to fit into Project Life pocket protectors.  Make sure to check out the snowstorm printables as well!

They're free to download. You get both the 300 dpi .jpg files for each card as well as a one-page .pdf file to make printing these cards out as easy as possible. 

Download Journaling Cards Here

Just like my other work, these are distributed under a creative commons licence. These are for personal use only and I ask that if you repost them that you link back to this post here. I also love seeing pictures in action, so tweet or instagram at me @rukristin to show off how you've used them!

If you like these free printables, make sure to get your name on the rukristin papercrafts newsletter. Updates come just often enough and have links to the latest free downloads, coupon codes, and inspiration from me and my blog.

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Snow! & Free Printables

Lots of Snow!! Over the weekend we got about about a foot or so. North and east of us got hit with up to 3+ feet in some places. Insane. Jeff forgot to snap some pictures on his way to work, so a couple of friends were nice enough to let me show off their #nemo storm shots 

I kept inside for the duration of the storm and made some new storm-related Project Life printables. They're free to download. You get both the 300 dpi .jpg file and an easy printable one page .pdf.  

Download Journaling Cards Here

Just like my other work, these are distributed under a creative commons licence. These are for personal use only and I ask that if you repost them that you link back to this post here. I also love seeing pictures in action, so tweet or instagram at me @rukristin to show off how you've used them!

If you like these free printables, make sure to get your name on the rukristin papercrafts newsletter. Updates come just often enough and have links to the latest free downloads, coupon codes, and inspiration from me and my blog.

(Photo credit from top left clockwise: Nader Naffa, Melissa Drabik, Samantha Maxham, and Amy Smith Walters). 

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Project Life Printable: Movie Night

We do a good amount of movie watching here.  We'll set up on the couch, make some snacks and hang out together to watch a flick.  There are times when I'd like to record that in my Project Life pages for the week. So I designed a quick little printable (be kind its my first one) for 'movie night'.

And its no fun if I'm the only one who gets use out of it, so I'd like to share it with everyone. 

DOWNLOAD MOVIE NIGHT JOURNALING CARD

It's really easy to print on the Project Life grid cards, or any other 4"x3" paper. I've taken a few pictures to outline the steps below.

Step One: Print your image on a regular sheet of computer paper. 

Step Two: Cover your image with a blank grid card (or whatever paper you want the image on). I used a little bit of washi tape to stick my image down, but you can use masking tape, or any removable adhesive. 

Step Three: Run your sheet of paper through the printer again. Make sure you are running it through the same direction as before. Tip: if you are unsure which way your printer feeds, mark a corner of your paper before you print, and then make sure your marked corner is in the same place when you go to reprint. 

Step Four: Carefully take off the tape. If you are finding that its not coming off easily, give it a quick blast with your heat gun to melt the adhesive just a bit. 

Thanks for stopping by and checking out my first printable. I hope someone else can get a little bit of use out of it! Please feel free to use it in any of your personal projects, I just ask that you don't use it for profit. 

Any questions or suggestions, please let me know! 

-- Kristin

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