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Free Printable Monogrammed Note Cards

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These free printable Monogrammed Note Cards are the perfect personalized cards for correspondence. Their classic, blue, watercolor design gives your notes a lovely touch. Download your monogrammed note cards below.

Monogrammed Note Cards
I love monogrammed stationery. It's just timeless and classic. These simple monogrammed cards are great to keep on hand when you want to send a special note to a friend. They also make a lovely gift (see how I gift them at the bottom of the post). I have them available in letters A-Z for you below.

Free Printable Monogrammed Note Cards 

I feel like I'm on a major blue kick with my designs lately. If you saw Tuesday's free Blue Buffalo Check and Lemon Printables, you know I'm kind of on that classic blue wavelength. I hope you guys love these prints as much as you loved those!
Watercolor Monograms
These monogrammed note cards are available in all letters and sized for standard A6 envelopes. I keep a stack of both white A6 envelopes and kraft paper A6 envelopes on hand. I can just print out one of my greeting cards and send it anytime. This little system of mine has made me a lot better about correspondence. 

Monogram Stationery Rules (to be broken!)

Here in the south, monogrammed stationery has always been a bit of the norm. 
  • One rule that gets a little foggy is whether to use the initial for your first name or last name (in cases like this where you're just using a single letter monogram). 
  • The old standard was to use your first name's initial if you weren't married or younger than 18. After you became a married gal, or decided to go with a more mature monogram, you'd go with the first letter of your last name. 
  • Nowadays, I feel like the norm is, well...whatever you're comfortable with. I tend to print more single monograms for my last name's first letter, since I send most of my notes on behalf of my family. But, I do love to sometimes use my first name on a monogrammed initial piece. Go with what you like the best!

Monogrammed Stationery

How to Print and Use These Monogrammed Note Cards:

  • Download your monogrammed card below.
  • Be sure to print your card onto white cardstock paper (regular paper won't work for cards of this nature).
  • Trim your card out just inside the blue hairline (you can see it in the image above.
  • Fold on the faint line that marks the middle of the card.
  • Use with an A6 envelope.

Watercolor Monogrammed Note Cards
If you love a good monogrammed note card, be sure to also check out this other design I have (pictured above) at my other blog, Print Pretty Cards. You can see them here.

Download Your Monogrammed Note Cards:

Personalized Stationery

Monogrammed Note Cards Make Great Gifts

You can see below how I packaged these up to gift to a friend. I printed out five of the 'H' monogrammed note cards to take to my dear friend, Hallie, who is having me over for breakfast this morning. I just paired them with envelopes and tied the package up with coordinating baker's twine. Hoping she enjoys them!

Monogrammed Gift Ideas

Looking for More Monogrammed Printables?


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See my complete video tutorial below covering how to print your printables on both a Mac and a PC...on your home printer.











23 comments:

  1. Thanks ever so much for sharing

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  2. Oh, these are beautiful. Thank you for (ALL) your free printables, they are lovely.

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    1. Thank you so much for your kind words! So happy you're here. xoxo

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  3. I got the dilemna fixed. My first and last name is the same initial.

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    1. Ha! How lucky to have that!! I am always jealous of my friend with the initials HH...life must be so much easier in the monogram world...LOL! ;)

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  4. New subscriber here! Just wanted to thank you for all the free printable and craft ideas you share. Love the name of your blog ( so cute and what I should be doing also ;) ) Keep up the great work!!

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    1. Awww...thank you so much, Tory! I really appreciate it. And yes...my floors right now speak volumes (and not in a good way)! ;)

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  5. Greetings from the other side of the pond, thank you for sharing all these beautiful prints ... they brighten up my Belgian home!

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    1. Oh, this warms my heart so much!! I'm so happy to hear that. Hugs your way!

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  6. These are so lovely, thank you. pinning.

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  7. Are these still available? Keeps giving me an error every time I try to print. Thank you for your help (and for all the cute printables)!

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    1. Hi there! They are! I just checked the links and everything seems to be working! Which letter were you trying to download?

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    2. Please help me with the dropbox?? I keep getting a message that the site is broken when I try to download the blue monogram and the lemon printables. Are they still available? Thanks for your help.

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  8. I've been trying to download your blue monogram prints and the lemon prints, but when I hit the tab, the dropbox says it's broken. How can I get to these printables? Thanks for your help

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    1. I'm so sorry for the inconvenience. I've gone in and changed these to new folders and everything seems to be working now. Let me know if you have any other issues. Thanks so much. xoxo

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  9. This is such a fantastic gift idea! Thank you!

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    1. You're so welcome. Thank you for stopping by! xoxo

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  10. Thank You so much for these amazing note cards. I will be using them as basket gifts for my family this Christmas. I know they will love them.

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    1. Awww...so happy to hear that. Have a lovely spring time. xoxo

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  11. thank you! maybe this will inspire me to write!!

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    1. You're very welcome, Tamalita. I always need a bit of inspiration myself. xoxo

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