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Today's printables are simple ones...but sometimes those are the very best kind. These free Acorns to Oaks Printables are not only perfect for the fall, they'll really work all year-round. They'd be darling displayed in kids' spaces, too. Because after all, Tall Oaks from Little Acorns grow.
There are two versions of these Acorns to Oaks Printables available for you to download below.
Free Acorns to Oaks Printables
I wanted to include a large variety of printables in this month's series. Not only in their actual function (we have banners coming, recipe cards went live yesterday, and so many more forms of printables on the way), but in their actual design, as well. While I lean a bit toward a heavier, busier design, in general, I know a lot of you really appreciate a more simplistic design, too. Today's Acorns to Oaks printables are just that. Simple. But sometimes simple is the loveliest of all.I do have a funny side story for you regarding acorns and my complete obsession with them last fall. On our daily walks, there was a home down the street that dropped large, intact (a rarity down here) acorns all over the side of the road. I thought they were so pretty with their cute "hats" still in place. I started picking up a few and putting them into my pockets on every walk we took. When we got home, I placed them under an old glass cheese dome on a wooden server for a sweet fall display. As Thanksgiving approached, I started collecting even more...in anticipation for hosting the big meal, I wanted my home totally fall-feeling...right down to my authentic acorn display (which had, by that point, turned into multiple displays). On the morning of Thanksgiving, I set out several of my acorn domes down the middle of one of our tables, as a sweet and natural centerpiece. Upon closer inspection, I realized there were also live grubs crawling all throughout the glass domes. I about died, y'all. Not only had these grubs lived with us for a week or so (safely under glass), but they traveled home in my pockets. Needless to say, they were tossed out rather quickly in favor of some simple (non-living) candles.
Today's Acorns to Oaks Printables are guaranteed to be grub free with hats still intact. They're also available in both black and white (it's actually just a strong grey not pure black) as well as color.
Printing Tips for Your Acorns to Oaks Designs:
- You'll be able to download your favorite version of this design below.
- Both of these printables are 8x10" prints. They are laid onto letter-sized pages for easy, at-home printing. Simply print, trim, and frame.
- These printables look their best printed onto white cardstock, rather than plain printer paper. Often plain printer paper is so thin that the color that is behind the print in a frame will show through, causing the printable to look off-color. Grab a ream of white cardstock here on Amazon.
- For the black and white version, be sure to set your printer to black and white to save yourself a smidge of ink.
- For the color version, use your 'normal' or 'best' settings on your printer.
- Please note that these free printables are for personal use only. You may not reproduce these for resell in any manner. You may gift them or use for your own personal needs. If you have any questions, see my Terms of Use or drop me an email (my contact information is in the right-hand column).
Download Your Acorns to Oaks Printables:
- Download the color Acorns to Oaks printable.
- Download the black and white Acorns to Oaks printable.
- If either of the above links don't work properly for you, please use my alternate (Dropbox) links here, instead. You'll still be able to choose your preferred design on the download page. Dropbox is a free file-sharing site that is simple to use.
With these printables being a lot more simple than more normal designs, I'd love to get your take on them. Let me know your thoughts in the comments. They're much appreciated.
More Free Fall Printables
If you like these Acorns to Oaks printables, you're sure to enjoy these printable fall freebies listed below, as well.
- My free printable "Happy Fall, Y'all" design also has some free coordinating SVG cut files, as well.
- And my free "Hey, Pumpkin" printable is always a fun lil' reader favorite all about pumpkin pie.
- These free "Grateful, Thankful, Blessed" printables have two different buffalo checked background options available. They're perfect for fall.
- These free Autumn Printables from Crafty Little Gnome are super sweet for the season.
- And this lovely Autumn Essentials Printable from Inspiration for Moms is always one of my favorites.
Love this simpler form! So cute
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I really appreciate that. xoxo
DeleteIt's so fun opening up these emails each morning. This acorn printable is so sweet and your grub story made me laugh!! Have a great day, Kristi! :)
ReplyDeleteAwww...that makes my heart so happy, Dawn! I really appreciate it, sweet friend. And gah...GRUBS! I'll never look at acorns the same again. Thank you so much! xoxo
DeleteI love that you share such great prints for us!! I especially love the acorn print and message. As my mom's family
ReplyDeletegrew up under oak trees, and each of the 13 kids and my grandparents were so strong. I have the children's book by Max LuCado , THE OAK INSIDE THE ACORN, that I have given to family members. Mema Jeanne, NC
Oh, I love that...how precious! I'll keep an eye out for that book. Thank you so much for your sweet words...they're greatly appreciated. xoxo
DeleteThank you so much for the dark grey and white version. I'd love to see more of those.
ReplyDeleteThank you for letting me know that. I always worry it's too simple...but then again, I'm a more is more kinda girl. It helps to know that those designs work well for others (probably most people!). Appreciate the feedback.
DeleteMy daughter started her very first day of preschool ever this morning at Acorns to Oaks program. When I saw this I wished I had been able to print it out for first day pictures! We'll use it this afternoon instead :)
ReplyDeletexoxo from Austin
Oh, I just love this...sorry we missed it by a few hours! Hoping she had a wonderful first day. I'm a native Austinite, myself...always nice to meet a fellow ATX friend. Have a great rest of your week. xoxo
DeleteThis simple design is nice. I was surprised that you did not have a large oak tree in the background in a very,very light color so as not to take away from this design. The message does make this a nice design for a child's room.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Phylis. Yes, simple isn't always my norm, but it's a nice change sometimes. xoxo
DeleteI love this little acorn message! And wow grubs omg. Wow. Thank you so much.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Tamalita! Yeah...grubs were not so fun. ;) xoxo
DeleteThere is NOTHING that you design that I don't love!! This simple acorn print is great because I have a couple of non-standard sized frames and I can crop this darling little print to fit into one of them without compromising the design. Thanks for all your amazing designs.
ReplyDeleteAwww...that is much appreciated and so sweet of you to say. I'm so happy you like these simpler ones, too. That's a great idea with the cropping! I may have to do that myself with a square frame I have. Have a great week! xoxo
DeleteThis is Mema Jeanne again!! I wanted you to know that I printed "Tall oaks from little acorns grow" in the black on a soft green card stock, and then I cut it down to a 5 x7 and put them in a black frame to give to both of my nieces to whom I had given the books by Max Lucado. They will love them!! Again, thank you that you share your talent with others who are not talented.
ReplyDeleteMema Jeanne
Hi Mema Jeanne! You are so sweet! Thank you so much for your kind and encouraging words. I hope your nieces love the prints. Cropping and framing them is such a great idea!! What a treasure to have an aunt as sweet and thoughtful as you! Happy fall! xoxo
DeleteHow do we get one with the buffalo plaid as a back ground?
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