Suddenly I was not only completely incompetent at creating printables, I was also a slacker mom. I could have spent all that time playing with my kids! In fact, I probably should have spent all that time playing with the kids. I’d been wasting my time trying to make something cool when someone else had already done it, and done it much better. Because honestly, my first response was to be just a little bit annoyed. It was so exactly what I wanted that you’d think I would have jumped for joy and clapped out loud.Įxcept I didn’t. The first thing I saw was a post from another blogger sharing a lovely printable of the exact quote I was working on in just the style I’d been going for. I was fairly frustrated that things weren’t working out, so I took a little break from Photoshop and opened Facebook. I spent an hour here and there over the past few weeks working on it, getting nowhere, starting over, and getting nowhere again. I knew what I wanted: a mix of script and sans serif fonts, some florals, and a modern color scheme – but it just wasn’t happening. Not long ago a reader requested a specific quote, a poem about kindness, and I got to work trying to turn the words into something pretty.
I figure each one I make is practice, though, so hopefully I’ll keep getting better.
So I’ve been trying to create a new quote printable each month to share here on the blog – I really like making printables, but designing them doesn’t come as easily to me as I’d like. (And if you don’t want to hear about me being a dork feel free to scroll right past all the typing to the pretty printables.) I’ve rounded up some really beautiful quote printables for your viewing pleasure today, but before we get to them I’m going to share a not-so-flattering story about myself in hopes that some of you may relate.
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In today’s post: Find 20 gorgeous printable quotes that you can use to decorate your home and brighten your day, all for free.
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