FreePrintable.net: Page Borders and Hanukkah Printables

Published: Tue, 12/08/20

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The Festive Edition

Feeling busy? There’s definitely a lot going on this month. But do not fear. Whether you’re writing letters to Santa or printing 2021 calendars, the FreePrintable.net sites have what you need.

I’ve added lots of new, colorful borders to PageBorders.net. Also in this newsletter, you’ll find a roundup of Hanukkah printables. The holiday starts on Dec. 10 this year.

Please take a moment visit the FreePrintable.net Patreon page, where you can consider making a monthly pledge to support the creation of new printables. Thank you!

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Page Borders

I’ve added 27 new borders to PageBorders.net, and there are now nearly 1,000 classic and colorful designs from which to choose. This site has grown so much since it launched with just a few dozen borders in 2011.

The new border styles feature full-color illustrations, and the pages are perfect not just for writing letters but as backgrounds or frames for flyers, signs, and more.

The newest additions include borders for children or school settings such as: alphabet blocks, stick figure kids, kite-flying, and numbers.

Other new informal page borders feature: a carnival scene, comic pages, handprints, puzzle pieces, a sleeping child, and an astronaut. New nature borders feature plant leaves, while a vintage border has a bird design.

There are two abstract borders with party confetti (pastel and gold). Or, print borders with seasonal colors or a pastel or bright “splash” effect. There’s also a set of borders with a curved striped frame in bright colors.

PageBorders.net also has holiday borders, sports borders, dog borders, along with monogram borders.

Everything at PageBorders.net is free to download and print in PDF, DOC, PNG, or JPG format. The $7 AI version is ideal for graphic designers who want to edit a design using the program Adobe Illustrator.

Hanukkah Printables

Hanukkah begins on the evening of Dec. 10 this year. You’ll find a large variety of printables for the holiday at the FreePrintable.net sites, ranging from shopping lists to coloring pages.

FreePrintableGiftTags.net has full-color Hanukkah gift tags with stars of David, dreidels, menorahs, and other iconic images. There are coloring pages at BibleColoringPages.org with dreidels, candles, holiday food, and celebrating children.

There’s a Hanukkah grocery list at FreePrintableGroceryList.com, including a just-added design. Also new is a Hanukkah themed planner page at PrintablePlanners.net, recipe cards at FreePrintableRecipeCards.net, a colorful Hanukkah border at PageBorders.net, Happy Hanukkah signs at PrintableSigns.net, banners at PrintableBanners.net, and even Hanukkah fax cover sheets at FreeFaxCoverSheets.net. Hanukkah certificates (including versions with the “Chanukah” spelling) are at FreePrintableCertificates.net.

Like everything at the FreePrintable.net sites, there’s a free version of every Hanukkah printable. Some, such as the recipe cards, signs, and certificates, are free as PDFs or a few dollars for a customizable DOC version.

New this year is the convenient option to purchase, for instant download, a range of printables in the form of the Hanukkah Pack. The Pack contains 40 specially curated printables for just $11. (That’s 10 percent off with the newsletter subscriber discount automatically applied).

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

Kudos

I’ve mentioned how much I appreciate your suggestions for adding new printables. You’ve been especially helpful as I’ve added new forms, signs, and other items that can be of use during the coronavirus pandemic.

Emily S. wrote in asking: “Please have more signs for mandatory face masks required, for school use. I especially need some cute ones for my school bus and face masks must be worn at all times.”

Thanks, Emily! We’re always up for adding new designs. We currently have several cute classroom printables related to mask-wearing and social distancing at TeachersPrintables.net, and you’ll find even more pandemic signs at PrintableSigns.net.

Popular Printables

I’ve been adding to my business cards site for fifteen years! It now has 1,720 cards, in all, along with custom business card makers. This week I took a look at what’s being downloaded the most and was surprised to see that the Top 15 has changed quite a bit.

The most popular business card is a simple blank, white card. Following it in popularity is the tool that allows users to generate a card that has a QR code printed on it.

The most-downloaded cards for specific industries illustrate: carpentry, lawn-mowing, remodeling, and a taxi service. A church business card with praying hands is popular, too.

Also in the Top 15 are cards with illustrations of purple flowers and leaves. The most popular nature business card shows a green valley scene. There’s also a patriotic business card with the American flag.

The site also has business cards for kids, square cards, save-the-date cards, monogram business cards, political-themed cards, and a tool for creating a photo business card. There are a few new cards that are especially useful during the pandemic, such as those picturing face masks and cleaning supplies.

Any card at the site can be downloaded, edited, and printed for free with the site URL displayed at the bottom. If you want to remove the URL, opt for the $3 premium DOC version that can be edited in Microsoft Word. The instantly-generated cards (the ones you type into directly on the site) download as PDF files and include the site URL.

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