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Free Vintage Halloween Printables

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These free Vintage Halloween Printables are unique in that they're double printables. There is actually one witch's hat design, as well as a page of black lace...both are designed to be used together for a spooky little vintage-looking vignette. By layering these two printables together, you're bringing in a bit of extra texture and interest. Download both of these vintage Halloween printables below.
Vintage Halloween Printables
The best part about today's vintage Halloween printables? They were totally by accident. Today is also our monthly Thrifty Style Team day. I had originally planned to create fall placemats from my old buffalo-checked table runners with some orange grosgrain ribbon embellishment for my project. They were a complete craft fail of epic proportions (my seam ripper and I are no longer on speaking terms). Since I'm doing all of these printables this month, I was also going to do some coordinating printable placemats, as well. But, when I scrapped the buffalo check placemats, I went a new direction all together. And these sweet little vintage, layered prints were well worth the sewing disaster. I'm really happy with how they came together.


Thrifty Projects
And yes, as I mentioned above, we have everyone's favorite day of the month happening today! The Thrifty Style Team is made up of some of my absolute favorite creative bloggers. Once a month, we get together and share each other's thrifty projects on our blogs. It's always a guaranteed good time with lots of inspiration all around. Some of my favorite Thrifty Style Team posts from this year have included the one with my French Lavender Linen Spray Recipe and my Vintage Linens Post (which featured my aunt's embroidered linens from over 60 years ago).

Free Vintage Halloween Printables

While I rarely do printables for Thrifty Style Team posts, I think today's prints are definitely a thrifty way to decorate for the Halloween season.

Witch Hat Printable
As I mentioned earlier in the post, these printables look fabulous when layered together...or not. Above is the witch's hat print on its own (framed without the optional black lace patterned print). It looks great on its own, so that's definitely another option if you're wanting a simpler look to your piece.


Vintage Halloween Greeting Cards
I also have a companion print available for these prints. The above free printable Halloween Card is available over on my greeting card site: Print Pretty Cards. There are two versions available for you to download and send to your pretty.

Free Halloween Printables

Layering Your Vintage Halloween Printables

  • To get the layered look to these printables (you can see how that looks in the first photo of this post, as well as several photos included below), you'll need to print a copy of the black lace and a copy of the witch hat (all download links are listed out below).
  • There are several ways to do your sizing when layering prints. I used the 8x10" lace pattern, along with one of the 5x7" witch hat prints (pictured above). I purposefully don't have a 4x6" lace pattern, since it wouldn't work with layering. But you can also print a 5x7" lace print and top it with a 4x6" witch hat print. 
  • If you want lots of lace in your finished piece, it would be fun to do the 8x10" lace print with the 4x6" witch hat print on top. This is a fun set of printables to get creative with...I can't wait to hear what you decide to do.
  • Be sure to print both of your pieces on white cardstock so they look nice. Regular copier or printer paper is too thin for printables and will show through the colors behind it.

Watercolor Halloween Printables
  • After trimming the white borders off of both of the printables (as pictured above), I simply glued mine together, with the witch hat on top.
  • You can also use double stick or rolled tape for this. It would also look interesting to use mounting squares in between your prints, if you're not using a traditional frame with glass. That would really add some unique dimension to the finished piece.

Printables for Halloween

Download Your Vintage Halloween Printables

Vintage Halloween Printable

Free Vintage Halloween Printables

Thrifty Projects For Your To-Do List

And don't forget that today is also Thrifty Style Team day. Listed out below the following image are links to all of these clever projects and ideas (perfect for lots of different budgets and styles).
Thrifty DIY Projects







24 comments:

  1. Kristi - your printables are so cute and creative! Sorry that the placemat project didn't pan out...we've had a few epic fails in our time too LOL.

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  2. Thank you so much for sharing your talent. I really love your style and of course all the lovely freebies.

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  3. Thank you for sharing with us!! I love your work. I'm planning to use the lace printable layered with the acorns to oaks printable. Unfortunately, I'm unable to get the lace to open for me.

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    1. Thank you so much for letting me know, Erin. I just caught that...the server for my printables seems to be down temporarily. I have gone in and added an alternate download link for you to utilize. My apologies for the inconvenience.

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  4. Your printables are just darling Kristi! Great save ;)

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  5. So cute! Printables are for sure a thrifty way to change things up! Pinned.

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  6. That's one thing about DIY that no one tells you...there are a lot of fails! This is a success though. Love your cute printables! Thanks so much for sharing.

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    1. Right? So many fails for sure. Glad this one worked out for the better. Thanks, Kristi! xoxo

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  7. Love these! You are so creative. I can't believe you just pulled this idea out of your hat at the last minute. :)

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    1. Thank you, Courtenay! I really appreciate that. xoxo

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  8. I'm so sorry your original project didn't turn out but I love these printables. You really are so creative and I love that you made lemonade out of lemons! p.s. The witch's hat is so cute and that lace background is gorgeous!

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    1. Awww...thank you, Mary Beth! I really appreciate it. I was relieved after I printed them for sure! xoxo

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  9. Kristi, You absolutely did an amazing job. I am excited to share these with my grandkids when I am visiting next week.
    I love love love the "My Pretty" idea! Thanks for sharing.

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  10. Super cute! Love that printable black lace pattern, too. I legit thought that was real lace until I read the post. :)

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  11. Thanks for your generosity and for sharing your immeasurable talents with us! I loved the 31 daze of fall last year and hope you will be able to create more autumn-themed items in the future. I especially love your flower watercolors. So very beautiful! I have purchased a 5x7 frame for each woman at church to whom I "minister." Each month I take them one of your watercolors as an uplifting reminder of my love for them and God's love for them. I would love to see a year's worth of beautiful KJV verses and your watercolor flowers that I could share during this time of isolation/quarantine when spirits need to be enriched. God bless you for your love and care for all of us!

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    1. Thank you so much for your sweet words, Peggy. That is so sweet of you to minister to these friends. God bless you in this ministry. xoxo, Kristi

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  12. Hi Kristi! Thank you so much for sharing your printable artwork with us! I love this witch's hat and am going to layer it with the lacy background using the mounting squares as you suggested :) I have a question - Where did you get that great clip that you painted for Halloween as shown in your first pinnable image?

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    1. Hi! Thank you so much! I actually got it at Michael's Craft Store...but like 10 years ago. Not sure how much help that is. :(

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