Valentines Day Love Letter Stationery FREE Downloads
Author: Wes | Filed under: FREE Stationery, Site Information, Training Friday Jan 13,2012It’s that time of the year again people,
Valentines Day is just around the corner. I know, you just finished with the big holiday season, but this may be the biggest holiday of your year… that is for anyone that has someone special in their lives!
Let’s face it, cards and a box of chocolates or flowers just say I didn’t have time to do anything special for you, but at least I remembered the day.
On the other hand, a hand written love letter (or one done on the computer) that takes the time to tell them just how special they really are and how much they mean to you…
Well, I don’t have to tell you just how much that will mean to them and just how much they will brag to all their friends and family of how much you really care. They say that the fine are of the love letter is lost! We all know that that is a myth, what has been lost is loved ones taking the actual time to compose and really personalize their letters to loved ones.
Let’s actually take the time this year and document in writting, just what that special someone means to you. The memories and love you preserve in writing will come back to you 100 times over! That’s a promise!
Here’s to making this the Valentines Day they will never forget,
Kathy and Wes
P.S. Our FREE Valentines Day Stationery also make for great Scavenger Hunt Checklists to your heart and …?
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FREE Halloween Stationery – 2 New Downloads Today!
Author: Wes | Filed under: FREE Stationery, Site Information Sunday Oct 9,2011Just added 2 brand new Halloween Stationery papers in Both 8.5×11 and A4 sizes.
Follow the links above or get them at: www.Free-Stationery.com
Don’t you just love this time of the year with all the Spiders and Black Cats!
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P.S. Look for new Fall Stationery Sets (FREE as Well) to go with our 2012 Photo Calendars at: www.FreeScrapbookTraining.com
Kathy’s really outdone herself AGAIN!
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New Free Summer/Camping/Picnic Stationery Added
Author: Wes | Filed under: FREE Stationery Friday Aug 12,2011
I just added 4 Brand New Summer/Camping/Picnic digital Stationery Downloads for you at:
http://1-computer-stationery.com
In the Seasons, Summer Category.
They are in both our 8.5×11 Letter and A4 Size Formats.
I just know you are going to love them!
Wes
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More FREE Easter Stationery Downloads
Author: Wes | Filed under: FREE Stationery Saturday Apr 16,2011I’m uploading more FREE Easter Digital Stationery Pages this afternoon. You can see all our Easter and Holiday Stationery templates at:
You’ll find them in the Holiday / Easter Section. We have them in A4 format as well as in 8.5×11.
Have a great weekend,
Wes
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Stationery Calendar Question Answered
Author: Wes | Filed under: FREE Stationery, Training Sunday Sep 5,2010Hello Stationery Friend,
From time to time we get questions on how to use our stationery or on how best to work with the different file types. One of our Stationery Friends had some questions on our file types and what paper types to use.
I thought it would be a good training lesson for our BLOG as well. That said, here it is:
From: Cath Kilgallon
Sent: Sunday, September 05, 2010 2:40 AM
To: PrincessCrafts.com
Subject: A big thankyou and a small question.
Hello and a good morning to Kathy, Wes and everyone at Princesscrafts.
I’d like to ask you a quick question please, but before I do I have got to say …
THANKYOU…THANKYOU AND THANKYOU!! YOU ROCK!!! YOUR WEBSITE ROCKS!!!
Your stationery is beautiful and was stunned when I realised that it’s also free – You are amazing! So I,ve just gone and bought you several huge Lattes! You deserve them!!
Myself and my three children ( who are all boys under ten years – my eldest is severly mentally and physicaly disabled ) really enjoy making cards and homemade gifts for family and friends, especially at christmas – it’s that one time of year I stop being too busy long enough to try and show people just how much I love and appreciate them.
So this christmas we’re going to attempt to make two calenders for 2011, both calenders will be a month by month view, one month per page ….
The first thing I want to do is print one of your designs onto a sheet of printable paper…….Then putting the same sheet back into the printer I want to print over the top of the first design with the name of the month at the top of the page, the days of the week will be printed down the left side of the page and the rest of the page will have a basic open type square grid for the dates…. ..I hope I’m making sense because I do have a tendancy to babble on ….
Anyway …. if I was using an A4 thick printable parchment paper…or an A4 printable white vellum….or an A4 printable plain thin card …. Which files would you recomend using please?
The jpg or pdf files?
Would one file be okay to use with all three types of paper or do I need a different type of file for different types of paper please, or does the size of the paper I’m using determined the type of file I need to use please? Or will the jpg and the pdf files give different / varying results when they’re both printed on the same type and size of paper, if it does can you tell me the differences please? And finally if I haven’t explained myself very well and your reading this thinking, “Wow this woman is completly crazy!” Well you’d be right! But also can you please tell me the difference between using the jpg files and the pdf files, I can download / save both types with no apparent problems but I’m running out of space on my computer because I’ve been saving both the jpg and pdf files for every single image I think I might use – and there’s a lot I like!
Thankyou very much for taking the time to read this and keep up the brilliant work your doing.
Cath x
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Hello Cath,
First of all, thank you so very much for the compliments… we are very glad you are enjoying the site and we love helping out as much as we can.
Next, I had no problems understanding what you are trying to do and I have a fairly simple answer for you that I’ll get to in just a minute. I want to let you know that we also have a site with no cost calendars already done. Kathy’s working on the 2011 papers now as we usually post them in September.
You can see what we have at http://www.freescrapbooktraining.com/
Now, to your questions on file types. The simple answer just depends on what software you are using. With the .jpg files you could place the image in MS Word, PowerPoint or in OpenOffice as the background, draw your calendar right on top and even add your photos before printing just once. The .jpg files are meant to use in graphics, photo or scrapbook/journaling programs to create your finished page all at once before printing.
The .pdf files are meant to use as you planned, that is that they are meant to be printed in advance and then hand written or used as a pre-printed paper and run through the printer a second time with margins and formatting to place the content where you want it.
So, this means that you need to figure out how you want to work and then choose the file type that best suits your needs.
As for the paper, that just depends on your printers abilities and the final print is dependant on your printer settings. Whether you use .jpg or .pdf or any other file type, it’s the printer quality and settings that determine the final quality. Most printers can handle card stock or thick papers but on most you have to tell the printer controls so it adjusts the carriage and head height. Look in your printer properties settings to see if this is the case. Most newer printers also print borderless but how much over the edge a print goes can be adjusted in the properties settings. Most default settings for borderless prints have way too much overage set and you can loose graphics and print close to the edge. We recommend you start with the minimal setting, usually .1 inch and make adjustments to that if needed.
I hope this answers your questions. If it missed anything or added more questions, just let me know and I’ll be happy to help all I can.
Have a great weekend,
Wes
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28115 N. Spotted Rd.
Deer Park, WA 99006
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Using FREE Stationery for Holiday Event Menu’s
Author: Wes | Filed under: FREE Stationery, Training Wednesday Feb 10,2010Hi Stationery and Journal friend,
One of our readers, Karen, is in the process of downloading some of our Valentine’s Day stationery to use in a Valentine’s special event they are doing at their B&B in Oregon.
Karen wrote me today and said “I love your artwork and did a great New Years menu and newsletter with it.”
Here’s what their New Years Menu looked like:
New Years Party Menu
Unsolicited and not compensated in any way:
Free-Stationery.com appears to be the best site there on the Web for free stationery templates for every occasion. I researched quite a number of sites (including Hallmark), and didn’t see as many selections or as attractive and whimsical designs. I think Wes and Kathy are doing an amazing job, and I really appreciate that we can download the files in .dot format so we can edit them in MS-Word (not just print them as stationery). What a great resource!
Karen and Tom Reid
McKenzie Orchards B&B
34694 McKenzie View Drive
Springfield, OR 97478
541-515-8153
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