Print Free File: Teacher Notecards

As the kids are headed back to school, it’s a great time to send a treat to your child’s new teacher and let the teacher know you’re able to help,  have your kiddo write a sweet note or just say “Hello, nice to meet ya!”   I created these fun little note  cards just for that.  Print a few to keep on hand and make your correspondence fun and encouraging for your child’s teacher!

How to Make:

1. Download and save the pdf file to your computer.

2. Print the page onto nice presentation paper, plain or textured cardstock using your printer’s BEST quality settings for a nice vibrant color.   (I love this Epson Ultra Premium Presentation Paper. )

NOTE: You’ll have to set your printer settings to “BORDERLESS” in order to print these as is on an 8 1/2 x 11 sheet.

**Check out my Pretty Packages kit to make your own packaging for small treats and gifts!

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.

BONUS: Print the Entire Executive Homemaker Binder with all 10 organizational worksheets.

Print Free File: Paper Doll

If you’re like me who still hasn’t outgrown her love for paper dolls, then you’ll most likely enjoy this free file

While I love playing with dolls, I also love sharing this with little girls so recently, I gave this to a dear little girl. Print this out for your daughters or nieces or you can include this on your little girl’s party favors or give this as a simple gift to your neighbor’s daughter.

To use this, just print the free file on a letter size card stock and cut them out.

Enjoy!

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!

BONUS: Print the Entire Executive Homemaker Binder with all 10 organizational worksheets.

Print Free File: School Check List

School Check List ~ Supplies

School Check List ~ Clothes Shopping

And here’s the School Check List for clothes Shopping. This one has enough room for two kids. If you have more than two kids, you’ll have to print out more copies. {{wink}}

About the Executive Homemaker:

Jill from Controlling My Chaos.  I share what I’m passionate about–my family, my friends, crafts, scrapbooking, cooking, and organizing. I’m sarcastic, and I like to poke fun at myself and others.

I am a huge Control Freak, and as a result I’m on an ongoing quest to control the chaos in my life.

BONUS: Print the Entire Executive Homemaker Binder with all 10 organizational worksheets.

Print Free File:

I’m a big fan of saying ‘thank you’ all the time. I’m assuming you are too so that we’re on the same page and you’ll love to print cards free with this file.

Thank You Notes – Print Cards Free

These elegant-looking Thank You cards will let you say thank you in style. You can give these out to your guests together with your party favors or send these out to people who has recently helped you and you feel the need to thank them. This is a very personal and chic way of saying “thanks!”.

To use these, just download the free file and print them on a letter size thick card stock. Cut them all out and fold in the middle by following the dashed lines.

You can also print them out early and keep them handy so you can easily whip out a card when you need to thank someone.

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!

BONUS: Print the Entire Executive Homemaker Binder with all 10 organizational worksheets.

It’s almost that time again.  New shoes, new backpacks, new pencils.  Some days I think I’m ready and other days, I’m not.  Today, though, is a ready day!

I thought it would be fun to make up some fun trail mix mimicking the new school supplies we’re all gathering now.  I walked the aisles of my favorite grocery store and here’s what I came up with…

• Oreo Snack Chips…blackboards
• Marshmallows…chalk
• Pretzel sticks…pencils
• Red fruit snacks…apples
• Pink Starburst…erasers

I unwrapped all of the individual pieces and mixed in a large bowl.  I cut each large marshmallow into fourths long ways.  After it was mixed, I used a large scoop to put the mix into snack sized zip bags.  I did try to evenly distribute the marshmallows and pink candies.

Print Free File: Backpack Snack Printable Treat Topper

The topper is one I made just for this occasion and is available as a free download.  It fits a standard sandwich and/or snack sized zip bag.

How to Make:

Simply download, print, cut, fold in half, and staple over a zip bag.  I did one with the poem and one blank.  Can you read upside down?  :)  It reads… I’ve got my backpack, my pencils, I’m looking cool.  It’s time to go…I’m ready for school!

About the Executive Homemaker:

I’m Melissa, Mel for short and I’m so excited to be contributing here on Executive Homemaker. I love to create easy, useful, and cute printables that everyone can use. I also love to create in general. I always seem to have glue, paint, or ink on my hands at all times. You can see some of my craft adventures on my blog, Domesticated Lady.

BONUS: Print the Entire Executive Homemaker Binder with all 10 organizational worksheets.

Print Free File: Gingham Lunch Note Cards

Who wouldn’t want to see a love note with their lunch?

• For moms who packs lunch and snacks for her kids, this is for you.
• For everyone who makes packed lunch for their loved ones, this can be a great idea on how you can get your message of love across.

I made these lunch note cards using lovely Gingham pattern. I just love Gingham, they’re clean, simple and bright!

How to Make these Gingham Lunch Note Cards:

Download the free printable. Next, print out the file on an 8.5 x 11 inch paper of your choice, cut them out and write your love note on a note card. Then, slip a card onto your child’s lunch pack or your husband’s snack bag.

Have fun writing on these lunch note cards!

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!

BONUS: Print the Entire Executive Homemaker Binder with all 10 organizational worksheets.

Simply print off the seed packet templates (instructions included) and fill with your friendship seeds – peas, cress seeds work too.  The ones here are from my Garden Party Collection.

Seed Packet Templates

Print Free File: Seed Packet Templates by Bird Crafts

You can add the packet to your favors or just wrap in some nice cellophane paper and tie with a ribbon!

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!

BONUS: Print the Entire Executive Homemaker Binder with all 10 organizational worksheets.

As you may know, I take a little time to Rest My Creative Soul by spending a few moments to have some “ME” time each day. Lately I’ve been indulging in these new Strawberry Milano cookies and calling it my Milano Moment.

Last month, I had so much fun checking out how others spend their Milano Moment !  It has completely validated how important it really is to take a quick time out.  It completely lifts my spirits and helps me refocus on what’s best.

“Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take,
but by the moments that take our breath away.”

Knowing how much my Milano Moments has lifted me up, I have been wanting to find a way to share them with my fabulous friends!  Therefore I asked Jana to make me a printable Milano Moment gift card and tag.  This way my gift is not only yummy but it’s also beautiful!  I’ve included the file below so you can print it out too!

Print Free File: Milano Gift Card and Tag

if you’re looking for something easy to brighten up someone’s day give them  a delicious  Strawberry Milanos treat.   “Never second guess a good deed” and drop some off to a deserving friend today.  These would also make delicious and easy party favors for any occasion.

If you’re looking for a homemade gift, try out this  Strawberry Milano cupcake recipe from Stolen Moments Cooking.  You can use the gift card and tag with those as well!  {{squeal in delight}}

Who in your life could use their own Milano Moment?

P.S.  I’m a Milano Maven and yes they are paying me and yes I can eat my weight in cookies.  They’re so good I had to find a fun way to buy them for my friends as well!

BONUS: Print the Entire Executive Homemaker Binder with all 10 organizational worksheets.

This set includes a box for your puppy biscuits, half a dozen puppy biscuits, a collar and four tags. This prints up and assemble to make an adorable play-set! This would also be a cute alternative to an ordinary card for a birthday party.

Print Free File: Preppy Puppy Biscuits (blue)

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.

BONUS: Print the Entire Executive Homemaker Binder with all 10 organizational worksheets.

If you’re like me who is not very fond of having her nose smelling left over food in the fridge to know if it’s still okay to eat, then you’ll most probably love this printable!

Print Free File: Food Expiration Labels

It would be nice if the food containers inside our fridge had labels that said “Consume or Use by: so and so day” which was why I figured it’s high time that I made food expiration labels to remind us when the food we put in fridge is going to expire without having our noses smell it. I have a very keen sense of smell, you know, so I’d rather not stick my nose to something awful.

To use the printable, just print it on an 8.5 x 11 inch sticker paper, cut out these labels by following the dashed lines and use these to tag food containers to remind you of their expiration dates.

Have fun taggin’ your food!

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!

BONUS: Print the Entire Executive Homemaker Binder with all 10 organizational worksheets.