This is brand new and we still might have a few bugs. Please give it a try and then give me feedback. If you can think of a way they might be improved, please let me know!

Below are instructions to walk you through the process. Once you are ready to give it a try go to Printable Recipe Cards.

Getting Started

The first step in creating your recipe cards is to select a size. Cards can either be 6″ by 4″, or 5″ by 3″. Two large cards or three small ones will fit on a single sheet of US letter.

If the lower check box is checked, the same recipe will appear on all cards. If not, a different recipe can be placed on each one.

Once a size is selected, click "Next Step" to move to the recipe entry screen.

Editing your recipe

The tabs at the bottom allow quick editing of any part of the recipe card.

Appearance

Use the appearance tab to select a background and layout for the recipe card.

Recipe Information

Enter the name of the recipe, along with the name of the person that created it.

Ingredients

Enter ingredients for the recipe. The toolbar can be used to insert special characters, such as 1/4 and 1/2 measurements.

Directions

Use the directions tab to enter instructions on how to make the recipe.

Printing your recipe

Once all details of the recipe have been entered, use the "next stage" button to move forward. This will either move to the next recipe, or the print preview screen.

At the print preview, clicking the link to the left will display a full size preview in a new window. If everything looks the way you want, just click the print command to create your new cards!

Now you are ready to give the Free Recipe Card Maker a try!

Enjoy!

Print these on sticker paper and you have a whole page of cute labels from Fresh Picked Whimsy

Festive gift tags from Orange You Lucky

Erin Vale has created these holders perfect for gift cards.

I love the labels that wrap around a card like these from Kellie at Scraplog

or these from Miss B shared by Creature Comforts

and these from Up Up, the Blog

Benign Objects shares a set of printables; cd holder, labels in all sizes, labels for jars and a pillow box

Cottage Industrialist has some patterned cards with nifty envelopes

If you have some last minute mailing to do, Make Do & Send has made mailing labels.

From On A Limb printables that could be made into stickers or tags

More free holiday labels and tags found here and here.

Allsort's Spooky Spinners too clever!

Looking for the perfect goody to give to a friend? Living Locurto shares her darling cookie mix.

If you don't mind the cutting, these cupcake toppers are fabulous from a Fanciful Twist.

Living Locurto has these fun printable cup sleeves.

Accent the Party shares these Halloween Cupcake Picks.

The ever creative Cottage Industrialist shares these fun invites.

PaperCrave always has something awesome to offer. Check out these favor boxes with a choice of papers.

Halloween Labels from Paper Glitter.

Holiday Crafts and Creations has these cool coffin favor boxes.

A Work In Progress has made these cool Ghostie Pillow Boxes.

Design.Wash.Rinse.Repeat shares her creative pumpkin pops and...

her uber cool spooky labels.

Find more Halloween ideas here.

Cupcake Wrapper Template Download

All you need is some scrapbooking paper! I did use scalloped scissors to cut across the top to give them a fancy edge. You might need to make slight adjustments for height and length depending on the size of your cupcakes. Fasten the wrappers together with glue stick or hot glue.

Come back tomorrow to for a free digital cupcake wrapper template with some different paper options to drop into the template and print! There will also be a tutorial on how to use the digital template.

You might also be interested in these Free Owl Cupcake Toppers.

First, she made these cute customizable Halloween Invitations. All you do is download the invitation, open with Adobe Acrobat and you will see instructions on how to edit the invitation. No handwriting involved and you have professional  custom invites for your party. They would also make great menu cards.

Free Halloween Printable Party Invite Download

Next we have cupcake toppers.

Owl Cupcake Toppers Download

Download, print on cardstock and cut out with a 2" circle hole punch. Glue two together back to back with a wooden pick in the middle.

You can also print the owl circles on sticker paper and use them for envelope seals ...... so many great uses for these cool owls.

We aren't done!  You still need envelope mailing labels, treat bag labels, food labels and place cards.  Skip on over to Whisker Graphics to finish downloading your party printables!

Enjoy!

Looking for more Halloween ideas? Try here.

Stephanie, at The Daily Digi, gives a step by step tutorial on how to swap out the papers, just click on the links.  She also gives illustrated instructions on putting the shoe together.

I am excited to learn more about digital scrapbooking. As you can see there are many uses for these digital techniques. Stephanie has agreed to help me learn and I will be sharing those tutorials with you. So please look forward to some fun templates in the next few months. I am thinking we will be able to create some fun party favors, party supplies and of course do a little scrapbooking.

Erin writes...

Hello everyone. My name is Erin Vale and I am a freelance graphic designer who runs a small business and website, Vale Design. I specialize in package design, but I also have a mad passion for stationery, paper goods, list making and printables. Today I have collaborated with a talented friend to make a free printable treat for all of you!

{Drum roll please} I am blessed to call this woman friend. She has been a creative confidant of mine for some time and I am super excited to introduce her to all of you. Her name is Lori McDonough and she is a professional illustrator and all around super hero/mom. She runs a successful studio, Whimsy Studios and blog, Fresh Picked Whimsy. Whimsical just might be the best way to describe her style. Admiring one of Lori’s adorable illustrations will make you smile and lets you discover a little piece of Lori herself.

The two of us got together {along with our third creative partner in crime} for lunch and brainstorming and out of that came the Latte Notes. Lori’s idea and illustration bring my love for practical design and list making to life! This is what happens when two crazy creatives put their heads and talents together! We hope you love them, share them and use them till you run out of tasks to complete! Just print on 8.5x11 paper and trim down the dotted lines. There are 2 lists per 8.5x11 page.

Mom's Got a Latte Do Today Printable List Download

Cheers – Erin

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Please visit tomorrow and I am going to show you how to make these darling lists into a magnetic notepad for your refrigerator!