Greenery & Pumpkins: Free Fall Printables
These free pumpkin fall printable will help get your home ready for fall in no time!
As crisper days creep in, the humidity in the mornings is lower, and the days gets shorter and shorter – it’s time to break out the cozy pumpkins, warmer colors and autumn nature.
If you’ve known me for long, then you know I’m a big fan of printable home decor. Free printables are even better! They are easy on the wallet and the perfect addition to your home each season.
I’ve been making free printables for you almost since I started this blog and it’s one of the most requested things I hear from you. So, I’ve decided to start making more of them – planning on once a month – and here’s the first installment!
Also, if you’re new here you need to check out my WHOLE Printable Library (with more than 40+ different options)!
I love fall and all of the pretty pumpkins, new greenery and finding ways to make my home more cozy for my family.
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And for these printables I wanted to have one non-seasonal printable that works for any season, but would be especially perfect for fall. That’s where this “greenery study” printable came about.
Then I went traditional with the other two printables. I can’t believe I’ve never made a pumpkin printable before, so it was long overdue! Autumn decorations aren’t complete without a pumpkin or two (or 50 😜).
I did keep in mind my non-traditional loving girls, though, and made a blue pumpkin version and an orange pumpkin version. And I made them in both horizontal and vertical orientations, so you can use them either way.
Are you ready to download your free fall printables this year and get your fall decorating on?
Grab your FREE Autumn Printables Here!!
**Please remember that these are for personal use only.**
Tips on Printing out Printable Decor
- Home Printer: If you don’t have a good printer to print these from home, I recommend my printer. I’ve had this printer for a couple years now. The ink lasts a long time and I haven’t had any problems with it. It prints out all of my free printables with no problem!!
- Use Cardstock: I recommend printing your printables on cardstock paper. Regular printer paper is just too thin, easily torn or crumpled and see through.
- Other printer options: If you don’t have a printer at home, I’ve used Staples and Office Depot for printing needs and they were both great!
- I’ve set the printables to print at 100% with some space around the edge to allow for your frame. Also, these print at 8.5×11, which is larger than an 8 x 10 frame. So, you’ll have to trim the borders to make them fit. If for some reason they aren’t fitting in your frame, adjust your scale of the picture in your printing settings and see if that helps. Unfortunately I can’t give specific printer advice because every printer/computer combo is different.
Get these Printables as Canvas Art, Tote Bags, Travel Mugs & More!
It’s been a while since I’ve uploaded a printable to my Society6 shop for purchase on products, but I uploaded these three images. And now they are available for purchase in a variety of forms. Get them printed for art in a number of sizes, or my favorite: a throw pillow. I’ve got them available on tote bags, travel mugs, stationery, phone cases and even clocks!!
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Very impressive, thanks a lot for sharing a helpful post with us.
Hi Laura! Thank you so much for these beautiful printables!!! I just used them to make beautiful decoupaged decor for fall! http://gatheredinthekitchen.com/decoupage-wooden-pumpkin-decor/
I love it, Stephanie! Looks so good!! xo, Laura
Laura, thank you for such a great site, blog, and free printables. Your honestly (2020 home goals) And your talent is obvious and appreciated. You are truly the very best!
Aww, thank you so much!! xo, Laura
Thanks for the cute printables. We rotate homes within our family and do a Halloween party every year. We always send out invitations, some paper some cyber. These will be cute on the cards, menus, goody bags, placemats, etc. I plan on laminating the placemats for later use at Thanksgiving dinner, next day lunch and leftover weekend turkey sandwiches. They don’t have “Halloween” stamped on them so totally going to use them the whole month of October and November!
I love those ideas!! What a cute way to use a printable! xo, Laura
I have already signed up once. Do I have to sign up every time I want to down load a printable?
Hi Cathy, you can sign up again (you won’t receive double e-mails… it’ll just give you access to the printables) – OR you can go to the printable library and find them there. The instructions to get into the printable library is at the end of every e-mail I send to you. 🙂 Thank you!! Laura
Thanks for sharing this super cute pumpkin print!!