Watercolor Summer Printables

Welcome to my annual Celebrate Summer Series, where I introduce you to a few of my fellow bloggers and their creative ideas! These amazing Watercolor Summer Printables from blogger friend Laura at Left on Peninsula Road are perfect for framing and using for your summer decorating! You’re not going to believe how she made these! So easy! You’ll be able to create your own images. Just read all about it below! Printable Wall Art is one of the easiest ways to update your space!

Watercolor Summer Printables

Hello. I’m Laura from Left on Peninsula Road, a crafts & lifestyle blog. I’m excited to be here on Today’s Creative Life for the Celebrate Summer Series. I love to craft, but most days I’m a photographer at heart. I’m happiest when I find ways to blend the two pastimes:)

Today I’m sharing two Watercolor Summer Printables with you that I created by editing a couple of my own photos from years past. One of the things I love most about digital photography is the freedom and tools to create a new image I can use in decorating or crafting that might look or feel completely different from the original photo, but is still my own vision.

Print out your favorite image and grab a clipboard or frame and few accessories for a quick summer update that will be easy to swap out when the seasons change. I found a sailboat to pair with the lake photo and some marbles and an over-sized jack for the bucket and shovel picture. I used a black clipboard instead of a frame.

Download your free watercolor summer printables by clicking the links below. Print on letter-sized paper. If framing, trim or matte to 8×10. (I printed mine on Linen Cover Stock.)

Downoad here >>> Colorful Adirondack Chairs Watercolor Print
Downoad here >>> Sand Bucket and Shovel Watercolor Print

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Wasn’t that any easy update?

For these summer images, I used a watercolor photo-editing app on my phone called Waterlogue, but many photo-editing programs have a variety of artistic filters and settings available. Experiment with some on your own photos and see what awesome art you can create using your own snapshots as a starting point. Adding text to your photos can be another fun way to create unique images for scrapbooking and social media. Most of all, have fun creating!

I hope you enjoy the free printables and perhaps I’ve inspired you to try some creative editing of your own. I’d love to see what you come up with!

As always, I love to share my work, but personal use only please. For any other use, please contact me.

Thanks for having me on the blog today, Kim! I always enjoy meeting new readers.

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