Today's printable is the last of three sets of botanical prints. (Did you get set one and set two; make sure you have the complete collection - they're lovely all together!) This last set of four botanical prints includes fennel, cumin, parsley and centaury. Hanging these prints throughout my home has been an easy way to decorate without causing wall damage (I can't use nails in our rental, so I've been taping, and I love the look) AND help welcome Spring. They're brightening up little corners of our studio (the kitchen, living room, and powder room) and I couldn't be more pleased!
I decided to use the 9 x 12 prints this time, and they're currently hanging in a beautiful cluster in our powder room. The softness of the blue walls paired with the vintage-inspired prints is simply lovely. Where are you hanging your prints? I'd just love to see a photo!
Here are the links to download the prints in either 8 x 10 or 9 x 12.
8 x 10 prints
9 x 12 prints
In case you missed the introductory post, these botanical prints are designed by Jennifer from Tonic Site Shop. She's joined our team as a new contributor, and each month, she'll be designing lovely free printables for you to print out for your personal use! Her first contribution was a collection of 12 botanical prints, and today's download completes the collection. Make sure you've downloaded set one and set two.
Enjoy your Wednesday, friends!
Ahh love these! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLovely, again! We discovered we need to buy a color ink cartridge when trying to print the first set, so none hung yet :( I've been thinking of printing in black and white and then adding some watercolors to speed things up!
ReplyDeleteKelly, I love that idea...if you do it, share a pic! :)
DeleteWe are renters too and technically we are allowed to make small nail holes, but I am still paranoid about it. Using tape is such a charming idea. I love using tape gifs when I design things in photoshop so why not use tape in real life too? :) Love these printables. Unfortunately my printer is out of ink at the moment but we once we buy new ink I am coming straight to your blog. :)
ReplyDeleteSo true about the photoshop tape gifs...LOVE them in graphics, which probably explains why I love using tape to hang pictures :)
Deletethanks for sharing...I sent the last two sets to the printers, can't wait to hang them in my kitchen.
ReplyDeletethese are even lovlier than i expected! wow, can't wait to put them up!
ReplyDeleteArgh! They are all so ROCKIN! Can't wait to hang by frame / tape / pin / etc.. in my future kitchen! Weeehaw!
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog and I am totally smitten. AH so excited for these printables. Thank you for sharing them with us! xo, Lauren
ReplyDeleteLove botanicals! So sweet of you to be sharing these with your readers for free. :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing these wonderful printables! Judging from their popularity on Pinterest, I think everyone admires a nice botanical print – but these are EXTRA special. Fresh and modern, yet completely timeless. Perfect editing, gorgeous typography. Unlike some vintage botanicals, these would look great in any style home – in most any room... In case you can't tell, I am IMPRESSED!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks again for all the lovely prints! To take a look at how I integrated a few more of them, you can visit http://loveyourdiaeta.tumblr.com/
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Have a great weekend!
-Lindsey
Lindsey, I love how you styled these prints (and great tape!!). Thanks so much for sharing! :)
Delete:) Thanks, and thanks again for the idea to use tape!
ReplyDeleteThese are really beautiful :)! Like this, we will all have a little bit of this great blog's attitude in our homes :)!
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