FreePrintable.net: Gift Tags; Hanukkah Printables

Published: Tue, 11/27/18

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The Gifted Edition

I still have Thanksgiving leftovers and it’s already time for more holidays. I love it! Hanukkah starts Dec. 2, so this week’s newsletter has a roundup of many of the hundreds of printables especially for Hanukkah.

This week, I added a bunch of new gift tag designs to FreePrintableGiftTags.net. There are now nearly 500 tags for your gift-giving needs, all free to download and print.

If you know little ones who are writing a letter to Santa, head to SantaPrintables.com to see templates for grownups who want to help Santa out with a customized reply. (I’ll tell you about more Christmas printables in an upcoming newsletter.)

I hope you’ll take a moment to check out the FreePrintable.net Patreon page and consider setting up a monthly pledge to support the creation of even more free printables. Thanks!

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Gift Tags

I’ve just added more than two dozen new free printable gift tags to FreePrintableGiftTags.net, and while several are holiday-themed, there’s a wide variety of occasions represented in this batch.

There are new anniversary gift tags with the year of celebration indicated.

New baby tags include “it’s a girl” and “it’s a boy” tags with footprints or tiny stars. Another new tag says “homemade with love.”

Other new tags at FreePrintableGiftTags.net are illustrated for specific holidays such as Halloween, Thanksgiving, Kwanzaa, New Year’s, and Ramadan.

The site also has Christmas gift tags, wedding gift tags, graduation gift tags, monogram gift tags, colorable gift tags, and many other designs.

Download any gift tag free in either PDF or DOC format. With the DOC version, you can use Microsoft Word to type names onto the tags before printing.

There are several copies of a tag on each sheet. Some designs are rectangular while others are angled at one edge with a circle showing where you can punch a hole to add a ribbon and tie the tag to a bow or package. For a sturdier tag, print on cardstock. Or, try sticker paper. Happy giving!

Hanukkah Printables

Hanukkah begins on Dec. 2, and my FreePrintable.net sites have a wide selection of printables, from coloring pages to page borders.

There’s a Hanukkah grocery list at FreePrintableGroceryList.com, a recipe card at FreePrintableRecipeCards.net, and even Hanukkah fax cover sheets at FreeFaxCoverSheets.net.

You’ll find several Hanukkah coloring pages at BibleColoringPages.org featuring menorahs, dreidels, food, and happy kids.

FreePrintableGiftTags.net has Hanukkah gift tags with images including stars of David, dreidels, and candles. Hanukkah certificates (including versions with the “Chanukah” spelling) can be found at FreePrintableCertificates.net.

PageBorders.net has a colorful Hanukkah border, while PrintableSigns.net has Happy Hanukkah signs. At PrintableBanners.net, you can print Happy Hanukkah banners.

Also, PrintableJewishCalendar.com has Jewish calendars that cover this year and 2019, plus corresponding Hebrew year 5779. Some highlight Jewish holidays and other versions show Gregorian dates along with their Hebrew equivalents. Choose from yearly and monthly templates. Everything at the site is free.

There’s a free version of every printable at the FreePrintable.net sites. Some, such as the recipe cards and certificates, are free as PDFs or a few dollars for a DOC version that can be customized using Microsoft Word.

Happy Hanukkah to all who celebrate!

Thanks so much for sending me your ideas for new printables. Please remember to visit the FreePrintable.net Patreon page and consider becoming a member with a monthly pledge. Happy printing!

Kudos

I always enjoy hearing from people who use my printables in their classrooms, at nonprofits, and at governmental agencies. This week, I heard from Kelly H., who works with a women and children services organization. She wrote: “I discovered a gold mine when I found your site. Thank you so much for all the free content! It’s very hard to find a site that offers free templates without a major headache. I have enjoyed everything so far and look forward to seeing what the future has to offer on your site.”

Thanks so much, Kelley. I have many more printables planned for 2019 and beyond.

Popular Printables

It’s almost 2019 and perhaps you’ve already printed your 2019 calendars. But do you have a daily or weekly planner at the ready? I’ll be adding new planner refills and other printables to PrintablePlanners.net soon, so this week I took a look at what’s most popular at the site.

Of the 888 printables, this week’s most-downloaded item is, just as it was the last time I checked, a daily planner with 15-minute intervals. (This one is great for people who have lots of appointments or like to plan out their day in great detail.)

Also downloaded a lot are: a colorful daily schedule, a blank two-page monthly schedule, a planner with room for “tomorrow,” and a project planner.

Other popular items include: a vertical weekly planner, a “cute” five-day planner, a bill tracker, a password tracker, a business agenda, and, seasonally appropriate, a Christmas gift list.

The Top 15 most-downloaded items also include several journals, such as a medication journal, a weekly food journal, and a five-year journal that has a few lines to write on for each day of the year.

PrintablePlanners.net has planner refills sized for popular commercial day planners such as Day Runner, Franklin Covey, and Day-Timer, along with scrapbooking-style memory planners.

Each page is free to print individually as a PDF. Some are also available as editable DOC (Microsoft Word) files. The PDF planner refill collections are $9 per size if you’d like to conveniently download them all at once.

To see which printables are most popular at all the FreePrintable.net sites combined by day, week, or month, just visit: FreePrintable.net/popular/.

Sincerely,

FreePrintable.net

kevin@freeprintable.net