6 FREE Pink Easter Pattern Papers to Download

Before you start working on your Spring and Easter scrapbooking projects you might want to download this FREE pretty in pink collection of Easter papers. There’s 6 different petite patterns, all in different shades of pink, from soft and pastel to deep and rich. There’s tiny Tulips, stripped and polka dot eggs, little rabbit silhouettes, butterflies, teeny hearts and small birds. Use these lovely printable papers for your Spring scrapbook layouts, Easter mini albums, handmade greeting cards, baby planner pages or just about any Springtime paper crafting project.

Click here to visit Freepik for the download.

-Heather

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How darling is this mini friendship journal from Diane!? It’s so cute, filled with stamped Teddy Bears and sweet sentiments in it’s own little floral box. She used dies and stamps from Art Impressions to create this sweet little project that would be perfect to send to a friend to brighten their day, you could even include photos and personalized journaling to make it more of a mini scrapbook if you’d like. The box the journal is in was die cut from blue cardstock with an open window on the top and covered in custom “pattern paper” that she stamped and colored with a magnet snap to keep it closed.

She used plaid, striped and polka dot pattern paper to decorate each page, using more blue cardstock for the base of the album. Each page has has either a stamped sentiment or a different sweet bear stamped in sepia ink and water colored with markers on a white die cut panel with pretty detailed edges.

Visit the Art Impressions blog for directions and more details.

-Heather

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Comments

Pat says
March 23, 2026 at 7:41 am
How can I download pink easter papers separately so they can be printed.
They stay in a group when I download.
Thanks
Heather Holbrook says
March 30, 2026 at 10:03 am
Hi Pat, try unzipping the file and then open it in a program like Inkscape (it’s free) and that will give you the separate patterns.
-Heather

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