Nothing says summer like making jam! It’s a fun new hobby I finally learned last year and we have enjoyed yummy jam ever since.

After canning a double batch I wanted to make some cute labels to go on them. I have made the scallop labels in the past but wanted to try a couple of new ones too.

Print Free File: Strawberry Jam Label and Strawberry Jam Lid

I thought I would try square. I made one kind of country looking and one a bit more modern. I like them all so much that I couldn’t choose just one! I printed them all out. I just think it makes the jars look even more inviting and there is no more guessing as to what kind of jam you have.

How to Make:

All you need is a 2″ scallop or circle punch. I’m also including the lid topper that you punch out with a 1″ circle punch. You can also cut them out with scissors. Enjoy!

About the Executive Homemaker:

Ellen is a fabric addict, wife and mother of four. She loves to make clothing & quilts. She enjoys all kinds of crafts, baking, and decorating her home. Ellen loves to travel and lives for holidays. She is constantly inspired by other creative people in the world and hope that you can be inspired by something she creates. Let’s get creating girls!!

Print Free File: Weekly To Do List Teal

Now you can plan your week ahead in a very chic way! Download these damask-inspired weekly to do lists to help you organize your tasks for each day of the week. Just print these on a letter size paper and enjoy writing your tasks down! I bet these lovely weekly planners will take the work-blues away and can even plant a nice smile on your face whenever you glance on your tasks!

There are two colors available for download.

Print Free File: Weekly To Do List Olive Green

About the Executive Homemaker:

I’m Issa and I am a firm believer of using creativity in our everyday lives. I am not married (yet!) nor do I have kids whom I use my craft for but I am child inside (woohoo!) and whatever I do simply reflects my zest for creating and making things.

Join me at Issa Sarza: Creative Living and catch great ideas on how to live an inspiring and artistic life!

Organizing your recipes can be a big job.  Melissa over at Silly Bee’s Chickadees has made it so much fun with her darling blank recipe cards.

You can even make several copies and package them as a gift as well!  They would make perfect Christmas neighbor gifts or to accompany a wedding gift.

Print Free File: Blank Recipe Cards

Are you looking for new recipes for the darling cards? Download Melissa’s delicious recipes on 4×6 cards ready to trim and put in your recipe box!

About the Executive Homemaker:

Ours is a magical kingdom of frivolity and festivity, sweetness and silliness with cotton candy clouds and lollypop trees. Where snickerdoodles sing and dandelions dance. (Cue little birdie chirping.) If you’re looking for fun goodies to tickle your fancy, or someone else’s, then this is the place for you!

Blog:  Silly Bee’s Chickadees
Shop:  Silly Bee’s Chickadees

Here is a fun set of moving announcements. I call them moving announcements for the socially shy.  {{giggle}}

Print Free File: Fill-in-the-Blank Moving Cards

How to Make:

1.  Simply print them with a color printer onto card stock.
2.  Cut them.
3.  Add  your address

Tip:  If you’re a bit tech savvy you can upload the .pdf file into PhotoShop or Microsoft Publisher and type in your address before you print them out.

Do you know someone who has just moved?  These would also make a fun set of these as housewarming gifts.  Print several out and tie together with darling ribbon.

About the Executive Homemaker:

Tricia is a talented illustrator with a passion for creating anything from custom invitations to fun organizational printables. You can find her every day inspriations over on her blog and order any of her products you love over on her shop.

Going on vacation with the kiddies this summer?  Then you’ll definitely want to get your hands on these cute printable  “Globe Trotter” and “Jet Setter” travel luggage tags!

Print Free File: Download Printable Tags

Tag their luggage, bags, toys, etc or use for scrap-booking your vacation photo albums! Instructions are included with the download.

About the Executive Homemaker:

Hi, my name is Bird and I’m a party goods designer from France.

My love of parties stems from the  wish and necessity of wanting to create beautiful, lasting memories for my own children’s birthdays and special occasions.  Needless to say, I love a party and designing party printables to embellish any celebration – In my opinion you can never have enough parties!

I created my party blog (Bird Crafts) back in Nov 2009 as a way of connecting with other crafty, party-loving people and showcasing some of my Party Designs, Party Paper Supplies and adventures in the world of home-made celebrations.

So pop by and say hi!

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Here’s a colorful weekly menu planner to help you plan your meals!

To use this, just print on any letter size paper and then stick to your refrigerator for easy and accessible reference.

About the Executive Homemaker:

I’m Issa and I am a firm believer of using creativity in our everyday lives. I am not married (yet!) nor do I have kids whom I use my craft for but I am child inside (woohoo!) and whatever I do simply reflects my zest for creating and making things.

Join me at Issa Sarza: Creative Living and catch great ideas on how to live an inspiring and artistic life!

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To kick off the summer last week, the kids and I sat down to decide what they’d want to have for breakfast/lunches while they are out for summer and at home.  You can read more about my “menu project” here on my blog.   I thought I’d share the printable menu plan I created to use with my kids on this project.  Notice there are two versions– one in color and one in gray scale.  The downloads include a single page and double page printables.  Hope you can use these too!

PLEASE carefully read the Terms of Use.

About the Executive Homemaker:

Meet Janna Wilson , country girl, graphic artist, mama to three crazy-cute kiddos, wife to Scott, stitcher, jewelry maker, dreamer, wannabe painter, Sunday school teacher, and lover of ALL THINGS crafty!

Visit Janna’s online shop Whimsy Shoppe for fabulous downloads and handmade goods your family will love.

Print Free File: Change of Address Postcard

How to Make:

1. Save download to your desktop.
2. Print to a full page (8.5×11)
3. Trim down to size.
4. Fill in your information and mail it off!

About the Executive Homemaker:

My name is Emily and I am so excited to be a contributor to Executive Homemaker! I live in the recreational state of Idaho with my gorgeous husband, he’s seriously a cutie, and my two kiddos. My hubby is currently in the final semester of his graduate program and I get to stay home and enjoy Buster “J” and Lady “P.”

Although my area of expertise is graphic design, I love to sew, crochet, doodle, play, and anything else that gives me a creative outlet. I have a blog of my own called The Rubber Punkin where I get to share my ideas with others and make strangers my friends. Stop by for a visit!

Blog: The Rubber Punkin

Create your own sticky-notes with this adorable rainbow set of owls. All you will need is a printer, scissors and a glue stick!

Print Free File: Rainbow Owl Notes

About the Executive Homemaker:

Tricia is a talented illustrator with a passion for creating anything from custom invitations to fun organizational printables. You can find her every day inspriations over on her blog and order any of her products you love over on her shop.

Print Free File: Printable Coupon File Labels

So far I have my labels attached to cardstock to create the file.  I purchased this unfinished wooden recipe box at Hobby Lobby to hold my coupons. If I left off any totally obvious labels…email me with suggestions and I’ll consider updating the file.  However, there are blank labels included that you can add your own specific stores or categories.

Simply cut these along the grey cutting marks; fold in half and glue to the top of a piece of cardstock to create each file divider.  For the size of box I used- I cut the white dividers 4″ x 7″.  I think I may use a corner rounder on the top of my dividers.  I tend to tweak as I go!

PLEASE carefully read the Terms of Use.

About the Executive Homemaker:

Meet Janna Wilson , country girl, graphic artist, mama to three crazy-cute kiddos, wife to Scott, stitcher, jewelry maker, dreamer, wannabe painter, Sunday school teacher, and lover of ALL THINGS crafty!

Visit Janna’s online shop Whimsy Shoppe for fabulous downloads and handmade goods your family will love.