Printable Christmas Images

"The One who made us has come to live with us!" (from Song of the Stars by Sally Lloyd-Jones)

Click on the image size of your choice, then right click and save to your computer. Print out and frame or hang on your fridge! I just love the wording of this phrase. Such an awe inspiring statement to ponder during the Christmas season.

8x10  JPG Image

4x6 JPG Image

5x7 JPG Image

Christmas Subway Art

Have you started thinking Christmasy thoughts? I know, I know. It's not even Thanksgiving yet, but around our house, we start Christmas early. We need two whole months of the happiest time of the year! Thanksgiving is not overlooked, it just kind of belongs to the Christmas season. <Gasp!> I know, this is super controversial to some, but our Christmas tree goes up around the first week of November. After that, life seems to spiral into the busyness  of Christmas parties, shopping, plays, services, presents... you know. I like to have everything in order before the busyness hits so we can sit back and enjoy it. 

If you have began your Christmas decorating, here is some super cute Subway Art for ya. I've included 3 different sized images in two different color schemes. Simply right click on the image of your choice and save it to your computer, frame and display! Merry Christmas!

Click HERE for this printable JOY bunting

4X6 Image

5X7 Image

8X10 Image

4X6 Image

5X7 Image

8X10 Image

Fall Subway Art

4x6 White Border

Ahhh, Fall is here! Crisp, colorful leaves, hot apple cider, hay rides, pumpkins, football. Let the Fall decorating commence. Don't you just love these easy to frame, Subway Art style pictures? Here's one for you (in several styles and sizes)! Just click on the image and save to your computer! Print and frame. Can it get any easier than that? 

4x6 Drop Shadow

4x6 Museum Matte

5x7 White Border

5x7 Drop Shadow

5x7 Museum Matte

8x10 White Border 

8x10 Drop Shadow 

8x10 Museum Matte

I Love You, a Bushel and a Peck

I could not resist...

When I saw this picture on Pinterest, I just had to replicate it for my wall! This is one of my Grandpa Cavanaugh's all-time favorite and most memorable sayings that he has greeted us with ever since I can remember. It means a lot to me, and I can't believe I had never thought to frame it before!

An old picture frame, some scrapbooking paper, and a sharpie paint pen later, and this is how mine turned out. I just free-handed the letters, so they turned out a little sloppy, but who cares! It's cute :)

Update 1-7-13: I've been thinking, I really should create a cute printable version of this sign! So here you go, an 8x10 image to print and frame. Simply right click on the image and select "save to computer"