This week in the holidays I’ll be revisiting popular and favourite posts as part of {re-lime rewind}. Hope you enjoy this trip down memory lane.

{friday freebies} is always a very popular post. So for this, I’ve gone back through the year and picked out five posts based on their popularity by the stats.

thinking about love

I know Valentine’s Day is over, but still thinking about love around these parts {there’s a wedding anniversary coming up around these parts.

And today, I felt like playing with a little type and putting together a little print.

Share the love and get yours here.

* Elbert Green Hubbard (June 19, 1856 – May 7, 1915) was an American writer, publisher, artist, and philosopher. He was an influential exponent of the Arts and Crafts movement.

mailing labels

So yesterday I mentioned I was putting together some snail mail packages for friends. As part of that I made up some pretty mailing labels for my packages.

This design fits the Avery DL4 {938106}  labels which have four to an A4 sheet. Or a plain sheet of sticker paper would also work. Or print to A4 paper and glue on.

Click here to download the pdf

For personal use only, print as many times are you like ~ feel free to share but link back to this post. Thanks.

birthday printable

We all know someone having a birthday at some point, and it wouldn’t be a Friday, or a bloggy birthday, without a printable and a little bit of Seuss love now, would it?

So here’s a print, a letter-sized pdf so it fits universally on all printers. Use it for someone special on their birthday, or print two to a page {an option in Acrobat} to make cards.

Get the “Your Day of all Days!” print here

chiming in with a bit of chevron

I know, it’s everywhere. And I might be a little late to the chevron party, not to mention the grey and yellow colour scheme. And this, in every chance, has been done.

But I can’t get these elements off my mind. Best get them out on paper, or screen.

You know what I mean.

One little notecard in a multiple of ways.

Four colours: grey and yellow, blue and green, pink and grey, pink and orange.

Two styles: for you or blank to write your own greeting.

All on on pdf. Just print what you need. You’ll need Acrobat Reader to view the file {see sidebar for link}. When printing, make sure you select scaling of none. Print, trim at the marks and fold and you are done.

So, over chervon or crazy about chevron?

Download the chevron notecards here

For personal use only. Feel free to share but link back to this post. Thanks.

things are getting a little spooky

We don’t really do the Halloween thing here, although I think it can only be a matter of time ~ the increase in merchandise in Aussie stories and American TV shows means it is slowly creeping into our lives.

Some years we have even had trick or treaters come knocking on the door ~ only to leave quite disappointed I might add.

What intrigues me about Halloween is all the fun, crafty things the holiday brings. So today, a little spooky round-up of Halloween fun.

1. Wrap up some chocolate bars with a printable from Living Locurto
2. Dracula and skeleton decorations from Family Fun
3. Fun toppers for treats from One Charming Party
4. Owl invites for your Hallow’s Eve party from One Charming Party
5. Spooky lunch bags from it is what it is

And pop over the to Creative Collective blog today ~ I posted about some cool Halloween fortune cookies.

{images from their respective sources}