Whether it’s a card for the teacher or a classroom banner, this free Printable Pencil Card can be used for so many things when it comes to back to school.
We love spoiling our awesome teachers. And anyway we can brighten up their day is a success in our minds.
When it comes to spoiling teachers, we don’t always have the funds to do something super over the top. I try and offer many free printables to help make it easier on myself, and on you. Because free printables are just that, free!
And this free printable pencil card turned out so cute. You could just print this out and write a nice note to a teacher to show your appreciation and it cost nothing but a piece of paper and ink. Or send it with a bottle of their favorite soda if you wanted to do something a little extra.
The best part about this printable pencil card is that you can just download it, print it out and then use scissors to cut it out. Or you could load it into Cricut Design Space and use the print and cut function of the machine.
Make sure and keep the card within the print and cut parameters of Cricut Design Space. And when you upload the PNG into Design Space, use the eraser tool to erase the top and bottom words of the page. Leaving just the pencil card.
Then you can load it onto the cutting mat and into the machine and have the machine do the cutting for you. Once removed from the machine and the mat, it’s easily folded into a card.
You could even make a really cute pencil banner with this design. Just cut off the gray outline section so it doesn’t need a fold. String it from the eraser ends for a really cute classroom decoration.
The download comes with one PNG file and can be found in the box below.
Pencil Card
Click on the link below to download your free printable. Remember all Liz on Call Freebies are for personal use only.
Back to School Craft Ideas
This month we are focusing on back to school for our collaboration. These talented creatives have made some super fun back to school crafts. You’ve got to check these out!
Beth of Creatively Beth is sharing an Upcycle Wine Cork Apple that would make the cutest back-to-school gift for that special teacher.
Create a sweet gift for your new teacher with a fun set of Back-to-School Themed Bracelets that you can make in about an hour. Lindsay of Artsy Fartsy Mama shows you how.
Greet your new teachers with a Free Printable Pencil Card created by Liz from Liz on Call. Tuck a gift card inside!
Heather from Homemade Heather is creating sweet treats for Back-to-School with yummy Sugar Cookies and free printable gift tags.
Create colorful Paint Pour Notebooks with this fantastic step-by-step tutorial created by Blanca of Creativities Galore.
Candice of She’s Crafty Crafty is showing her team spirit with a colorful set of Back-to-School Felt Flags. A great way to learn your ABC’s and 123’s.
Learn how to make Back-to-School Stickers with your Cricut cutting machine. Michelle of Michelle’s Party Plan-it is sharing a complete tutorial.
Jane from DIY by Jane is sharing a set of Upcrafted Book Journals. Take the covers from your favorite books and create the cutest notebooks.
Make those first day photos the cutest with Back-to-School SVG Cut Files that can be made into shirts. Diana from The Girl Creative is sharing the free files.
Laura of Me and My INKlings has created an Upcycled Book Apple, the perfect back-to-school gift for your favorite teacher.
If you’re looking for more back to school projects, teacher appreciation gift ideas or other school related projects, I’ve got more projects for you. See the cute projects below, and click to see more back to school projects.
Happy Back To School!
Liz
Liz Call
Owner at Liz on Call
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Comments & Reviews
The perfect card to write a hand written note to the teacher.