Bring autumn warmth to your next creative project with this free autumn ephemera printable PDF from Paperback Ephemera.
Enjoy 4 free printable pages featuring woodland animals, colourful fall leaves, mushrooms, pinecones, seasonal scenes and an autumn scrapbook background. Print, cut and layer your favourite elements to create something personal.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
• 3 autumn ephemera sheets with decorative elements to cut out
• 1 coordinating autumn scrapbook background
• US Letter page size: 8.5 × 11 inches
• Digital PDF for printing at home
CREATIVE WAYS TO USE YOUR FREE PRINTABLES
Decorate junk journal pages, scrapbook layouts, handmade cards, tags, bookmarks and autumn collages. Combine the illustrations with vintage papers, lace or kraft cardstock for a warm seasonal look.
PLEASE NOTE
This is a free sample edition with 4 usable printable pages. The remaining collection pages are shown as covered previews and are not included as usable printables in this free edition.
Want more designs? Follow the link inside the PDF to explore the complete 14-page Autumn Ephemera collection, available separately.
PRINTING TIPS
Open the PDF in a PDF reader, select “Actual Size” or “100%”, and print a test page first. Use matte paper for layering or cardstock for sturdy tags and cards. Colours may vary depending on your printer, ink and paper.
Digital download only. No physical item will be shipped. Crafting props and finished journals shown in the preview images are for inspiration and are not included.
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