» New Printable Stationery
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I recently added nearly three dozen stationery designs, all free and all in full color, to FreePrintableStationery.net. There are several holiday designs, perfect for your Thanksgiving, Christmas, or winter letters. Autumn leaves and apples are among the other seasonal choices. Besides letter-writing, you could use the stationery as bordered paper for fliers to help spread the word about holiday bazaars, school programs, and other events. There are also new military-themed designs and two patriotic American flag stationery templates. Three designs read "Thank You" and are beautifully illustrated. And, by popular demand, there is now stationery with designs including: barbecue, beach, sports (including basketball and baseball), clouds, fairies, Halloween, and hearts. Several new religious-themed stationery templates round out the selection. There are now a whopping 240-plus designs to choose from! See the new stationery here:
www.FreePrintableStationery.net/category/new
The stationery is all free and downloads in .DOC (Microsoft Word) form, with both lined and unlined versions. Just type right into the template, or print it out and write by hand. |
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| » How to Resize Printables |
Have you ever found a great printable at FreePrintable.net, only to wish it was a different size? For example, you want the stationery to be closer to quarter-sheet notepaper size, or you prefer a mini-sized version of a .PNG coloring page. You can usually "tell" your printer to resize a printable .DOC file to 4-by-6, 5-by-7, and other common dimensions. Choose Print and look for "Scale to Paper Size." Or, look in the Properties drop-down menu for "Size is." Just be sure you have the right paper tray selected and loaded with suitable paper or cardstock. You'll probably want to confirm the resized printable's appearance using Print Preview, which is found under the File menu on both a PC and a Mac. In a PDF viewer such as Adobe's free Acrobat Reader, you can change the paper size in the Print Setup dialog box. Or, in the Print box, changing Scaling to Multiple Pages Per Sheet is an easy way to get two half-size PDF printables per page. It's also possible to resize some printables using an image editing program. You can change 8 1/2 x 11" .PNG printables (such as coloring pages) to common photo sizes using free Picasa, Microsoft Picture Manager, or similar programs. In a higher-end image editing program such as Photoshop Elements, try the "Scale" function, or, for more precision, click on Image, Resize, Image Size. Be sure to check "Constrain Proportions."
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