Mother’s Day Free Printable Note Card | You Rock Mama

Celebrate the amazing mothers in your life this Mother’s Day with a heartfelt gesture that will make them feel loved and appreciated. We have a delightful surprise for you—a free printable note card that you can send to all your mama friends. It’s a small token of affection that will put a smile on their faces and warm their hearts.

Crafted with love and care, this Mother’s Day note card is a beautiful expression of gratitude. Designed by Alice and Lois, a trusted source for creative inspiration, this printable captures the essence of motherhood and celebrates the incredible women who rock at this role. It’s the perfect opportunity to let them know just how much they mean to you.

The note card is available in two convenient sizes: 4×6 postcard size and 5×7 flat card size. The 4×6 size is ideal for slipping into pocket pages, scrapbooks, or even framing as a keepsake. Meanwhile, the 5×7 size fits perfectly into an A7 envelope, making it ready to be sent via mail or hand-delivered with a personal touch.

With a charming design and a heartfelt message, this free printable note card is sure to touch the hearts of all the incredible mothers you know. The thoughtfulness behind this gesture will resonate with them as they read your words of love and appreciation.

To access this beautiful printable, simply visit Alice and Lois’ website or follow the source link provided. Once there, you’ll find the Mother’s Day Free Printable Notecard waiting for you to download and print. It’s a quick and easy process that allows you to personalize the cards and add your own heartfelt message before sending them out.

Spread the joy and celebrate the wonder of motherhood by sharing this special printable note card with your mama friends. Whether it’s your own mother, a close friend, a sister, or any woman who has played a significant role in nurturing and caring for others, this gesture will remind them of the impact they have made and the love they have shared.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to show your appreciation and make Mother’s Day extra special for the incredible moms in your life. Download the free printable note card today and let your mama friends know just how much they rock!

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Brianna used textured cardstock and torn pattern papers at an angle for the background of her darling design. There’s lots of Fall images in clusters, notebook paper for the journaling and pattern title. Find more details at the Doodlebug Blog.

As a child Fall was one of my favorite times of year to be outside. Jumping in piles of leaves, taking a stroll and crunching fallen acorns, riding my bike a few last times before it get’s too cold and trips to pick apples and Autumn produce. It’s a wonderful time to get the kids out and take some fabulous Fall photos. Today we’re taking a look at scrapbook layout ideas for babies and children with Fall themes.

Below each photo you’ll find a link, click it for details like process video, techniques and products used.

Helen used a large open die cut for the title of her sweet page. She’s backed it and the pumpkin dies with orange, brown and blue pattern papers for a great color combo. There’s also lots of die cut leaves, and a pumpkin wax seal. Find a link to her process video at the Hey, Little Magpie blog.

This stunning layout from Michelle Lee has soft and subtle shades of greens and browns with a vintage feel from film strips, dried looking leaves, stacks of frames and tabs, netting and aged looking background paper. Take a closer look at the 49th and Market blog.

Here’s a adorable Autumn layout from Monique with bold and bright colors and patterns. She used a pumpkin die and backed it with plaid pattern papers and also applied gesso and watercolor over top of the her background pattern paper. There’s also a cute title made from foam letter stickers. Hop over to the Paige Taylor Evans blog for more info.

This layout focuses on the coziness of Fall with lots of stitching, a sweater image, fun Autumn phrases, torn sweater pattern paper and thin stitched leaf pattern borders. I spotted this cozy kid layout at the Echo Park Instagram page.

This sweet design has loads of Autumn patterns in a grid with washi tape, a tag with twine and cute chipboard squirrel. Notice how some of the tiny sentiments and embellishments are stapled down for added interest too. Visit The Cherry on Top blog for more info.

This totally adorable layout reminds me of a nature journal with the black on rust botanical paper background and die cut flowers and leaves. There’s a cute floral bouquet in a pair of hiking boots and touches of gold all around as well. Take a closer peek at the Spellbinders blog.

This amazing Autumn layout from Erika has so much texture, depth and pattern! She staggered three large blocks of pattern paper, stitching around the edges of each, behind the photo is acetate printed with words, there’s clusters of Fall chipboard shapes, strips of journaling and a fun title. Find more info at the Bella Blvd blog.

This gorgeous grid design from Karyn has a large scalloped circle with photos in the center but all together they’ve been cut into squares and slightly separated to show the golden paper behind. There’s also a leaf border and an oval for journaling. Watch her process video on the Karyn Crops blog.

Allison started with a sketch as inspiration for her layout that features one large photo. Two corners of the photo are covers by stitched strips of pattern papers at an angle. There’s also large clusters of flowers and leaves in two corners to contrast the woodgrain background. Learn more at the Allison Davis 4 GS blog.

This charming layout from Jessica uses a large leaf die cut from black and backed with plaid paper as a focal behind the photo. There’s also fussy cut flowers and leaves, chipboard title and lots of mixed media fun on the background with watercolor, splatter and lots of small gems. I came across her idea on her Jessica E Michaels Instagram page

This little guy is having a blast wandering around the Fall forest. Julie used torn paper, an acrylic title, wooden shapes, vellum shapes, staples and more to add loads of texture to her design. Take a closer look over at the Bramble Fox blog.

I hope you and your kids are able to get out and enjoy some Fall weather and take lots of fun pictures to scrapbook!

-Heather

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