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A Fabulous FREE Valentine’s Day Printable for my LOVELY Readers!

ByTasha A.
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Last Updated on March 3, 2022

Valentine's Day will be here before we know it. Because I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE all my readers, I am offering you all a free Valentine's Day printable created by yours truly :)

Free Valentine's Day Printable featuring John 3:16 by Designer Trapped in a Lawyer's Body

I don't know about you all, but I love printables because they make decorating for holidays quick and easy. If you have a few dedicated frames in certain areas of your house {think kitchen counter, mantel, desk, dining room buffet}, you can quickly place a printable that fits the season or a particular holiday in those frames in no time at all. And with so many AMAZING free printables out there, why not do this?! I plan to start myself this year! So, with Valentine's Day rapidly approaching, I want to share with you all a FREE Valentine's Day printable!

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I MUST tell you all that this was not an original idea of mine {sadly–I wish it was!}  I saw this pin on Pinterest, but could not trace it back to its original source :(  The pin sends me only to the fabulous image with no associate website or identifying information. I hate it when that happens because I love giving credit where credit is due, and I think this is brilliant. So, if anyone who is reading this knows the source of the original pin, PLEASE let me know!

I just adore this and I hope that you all will download my free printable and use it every Valentine's Day. I'm still deciding where to put mine!

To download my free printable, just click here!

For those of you who may prefer a Valentine's Day printable without a Bible verse, I have also rounded up some wonderful options from three other fabulous blogs.

I just LOVE this printable of “I love you” in French, Greek, Italian and English by Glamorous Affordable Life. It is so simple and classically beautiful. And the message is so straight-forward.

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I also adore this Valentine's Day subway art printable by How To Nest For Less. It has so much visual interest and is FUN.

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And finally, I think these printables by Nest of Posies are fantastically clever {I mean, quoting a timeless song is brilliant} and pretty.

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All you have to do is download one you like, print it off and pop in a frame. What are you waiting for?!

A Valentine's Day Printable featuring John 3:!6 by Designer Trapped in a Lawyer's Body

 

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30 Comments

  5. Loving this printable! I like yours better, but totally can agree to wanting to give credit where credit is due. Thanks for linking up once again to the Thursday S.T.Y.L.E. Link Party. I always love what you have to share!

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    1. Hi Shelly! Glad I am not the only one who saw that bulletin board and loved it! Thanks so much for stopping by and for pinning my printable! Have a happy weekend!

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  9. What a fabulous idea… It is always so sad when you cannot find the origin. I always like giving the original creator the credit… But alas! You made an even more fabulous version… LOVE it!!
    thanks so much for sharing it with us… :)
    hugs x, Crystelle
    Crystelle Boutique

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  10. I saw the same image on Pinterest and noticed it was a dead end…..thus…that was the end for me too. So glad you decided to create another one. Great job!!

    Thanks for linking it up with us at Project Inspire{d}.

    Happy Valentine’s Day!!
    ~Diane

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  13. Hello Tasha – I’m visiting from the SITS tribe building project.
    I LOVE your printable, I like how you took the “classroom” feel of the original inspiration and transferred into a Chalkboard Printable! Thanks so much for sharing all of the others too.

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    1. Hi Tiffany! I hope I find the source also. My guess is it is a bulletin board at a church somewhere. Whoever created it is a genus! I just love it!

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