This 4th of July Printable is great for so many things! I love it as Door Decor!
One of my blogger friends, Kim from Seven Thirty Three made the cutest 4th of July Printable for you all! If you like subway art, then you’ll swoon over this!
If you love this one, you’ll love my updated version. I added a moss covered frame and adorable red, white and blue bunting. See my updated Patriotic Door Decor Here.
4th of July Printable 
I printed it out on white cardstock and framed it. I thought it would look so cute on my red door and I was right! I added a bit of patriotic ribbon I had left over from last year to pull it all together.
I love it when I can pull together something original for my front door so quickly! Easy!
Just to show you how versatile this printable is, I ran some iron on transfer paper through my printer with the intentions of creating a fun patriotic 4th of July t-shirt. Do you ever get so excited about a project, you just go for it without really thinking? Story of my life. I didn’t think I needed to read the directions, because I’ve done this before and I’m a smarty ………..not!
I had that baby ironed on in no time and was giving myself high fives for waiting for it to cool before peeling it off…..one of my mistakes before. Who can wait?
I let it cool and then started peeling away……..and there was my mistake staring me in the face!
DOH! Learn from my mistakes! When printing lettering for an iron on………….REVERSE the image BEFORE you print.
My shirt looks great if you look in the mirror………..DOH! Back to square one. It would have been perfect! Also……..take the time to trim the bottom part of the printable off. Live and learn right?
Now that I’ve saved you from making some obvious mistakes, don’t you think you should make up a few for your family?
Easy………if you think and follow directions.
4th of July Patriotic Printable
Edited to add: This printable was doomed ……..after posting, poor Kim from 733, frantically emailed saying there is a misspelled word. A new printable has been downloaded……photos are original.
More 4th of July Ideas
- Free Patriotic Printables – Today’s Creative Life
- Easy Patriotic Table Decor – Today’s Creative Life
- DIY Paper Patriotic Garland – Today’s Creative Life
- Home of the Brave Printable – 733 Blog
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Did you mean for “of the” to be there twice?
My printable contributor JUST emailed me with the mistake! Whoops. The download is now fixed. So….no…..we didn’t mean to have it twice. Think of it as a bonus! 🙂
Kim,
I LOVE your front door!
Your shirt …well…that is omething I would do! And despite learning via your anxiety, I probably still will make the same mistake!
What kind of printer did you use? Curious if was injet or laser inkjet? I need a new printer so would like to have an idea what to look for.
Bev @ Give me a paintbrush
Thank you! My printer is a hp photosmart……inkjet. Nothing fancy.
Thank you for the 4th of July Printable!!
here is another DOH! question–how did you hang the printable/frame on your door? this is something that always escapes me. hope you can answer this goofy (but sincere) question. thank you!
I have a small hook that has been drilled into the door. I thread the ribbon through the little hanger on the frame and hung the frame with the ribbon.
The printable is darling. Now when I make my shirts I won’t make the same mistake, I am a newbie so I totally would have done it.
Kim…just stumbled upon you and your blog. I’m so excited…want to do it all. Tried to download 4th of July printable and McAfee warned me not to. Any suggestions?
probably just your own security settings. It’s safe.
Thank you for the post! I’m glad I’m not the only one who makes mistakes…. 🙂
What size frame did you use to make it look so perfect?
Love this printable. So much! I’ve featured it on my favorite Independence Day crafts post here: http://thriftfortoday.blogspot.com/2013/07/god-bless-usa-some-patriotic-inspiration.html