Freebie | 3 More Halloween Printable Posters

Looks like you guys love printables just as much as I do! Well here are three more Halloween printable posters for you. First a sugar skull printable as seen above. it comes from Hello Little Home and prints out on letter sized paper. Ginnie also gives us an account of the history behind these skulls and the Day of the Dead Celebrations.

Are you looking for more Halloween Embellishments, papers, and supplies? Check out these printable designs we found on Etsy and these fun festive Scrapbooking embellishments for Halloween we found.

Check out these other Halloween-themed posts for project ideas and tutorials Scrapbooking. LoveHalloween as much as we do? Join our The Best Halloween Crafts and DIY Facebook group. or follow our Halloween Pinterest Boards

Here’s a more traditional Halloween poster from Live Laugh, Rowe

Although those monsters are way more cute than they are scary! This one should definitely appeal to your kids.

Finally a printable with a dual purpose:

You can simply print out this Bat and Boos poster from Whistle and Ivy and tack to a wall, or you can follow her directions for making it a shadow box display. it comes in both 8×8 and letter size for your convenience.

Andrea used the Fun Times collection from Simple Stories to create this fabulous mini Travel Tag album. She even found a cute tiny plastic suitcase to fit it inside of, decorating the outside with a few chipboard elements and a scalloped border.

The album itself has different siezd and shaped pages, some rectangle, some tag shaped, some with scalloped edges but all stitched around the edges. It’s held together at the top with a metal “O” ring.

The pages have 3″ x 2 1/2″ photos that are accented with metal buttons, vintage cameras, floral and map papers, chipboard embellishments, tabs, labels and travel related designs in fun retro color combinations.

She’s even included some fun interactive pages too for a really cool tiny but mighty album design.

Learn more and check out the entire project over at the Simple Stories blog.

-Heather

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