Greetings, everyone! ♥
Followers of my blog know how much I love beautiful fonts and design graphics. What’s even better is sharing the love AND freebies!
I’m a fan of Design Bundles. They offer amazing fonts and designs at fantastic prices which often include a commercial licence. A win-win, my friends!
I’m delighted to share these FREE gems with you today. Yup, FREE! ♥
FREE Fall, Pumpkin, Halloween, and Thanksgiving Bundle!
Enjoy these easy-to-use clipart/overlays in PNG, SVG, EPS, and DXF formats! There’s something for everyone in this bundle.
NOTE: You don’t need Photoshop to use these designs. The PNG format with a transparent background can be used in any image editor/program.
I love using clipart/overlays in Photoshop, but Canva and PicMonkey will do the job, too. All that’s required is the ability to layer the clipart/overlay on your image or designs. The PNG files are easy to use and can be used on any background of your choosing.
*Disclosure: If you see the value in these products and choose to purchase via my referral links, I may receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. ♥
Below are examples of how I’m using these gems. I just placed the transparent PNG clipart/overlay on top of my designs. I can share these designs across social media and on my website/blog.
A few ideas for use:
- PNG Clipart with transparent background layered on our digital designs (ie. mockups)
- PNG Clipart with transparent background layered on digital background, formated and saved, then printed in multiple sizes
- Frame our printed designs
- Use SVG cute files on mugs, glasses, t-shirts, etc.
- And so much more.
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Video Tutorial ~ How to use PNG Clipart in a Mockup
So many possibilities!
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FREE Fall, Pumpkin, Halloween, and Thanksgiving Bundle!
I placed the clipart/overlay on top of my frame mockups!
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Love You Latte
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Be Grateful, Be Thankful, Be Blessed
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Thankful
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Thanks so much for stopping by today. I hope these clipart designs are fabulous additions to your creative process. Enjoy!
Until next time … happy creating, my friends! ♥
You have the prettiest posts <3
You’re so kind, Jacquie! Thank you! 🙂
Thanks for sharing these holiday fonts. Love them.
Most welcome, Denise! Thanks for stopping by. 🙂
More great tips, Natalie – thanks so much. Toni x
Always a pleasure, Toni! Thanks so much for stopping by today. Cheers! xo
Thank you Natalie. I love the words Be Grateful, Be Thankful, Be Blessed.
Most welcome, Brigid! I love them, too. 🙂
I love fall. Great design bundle. Thanks for sharing, Natalie.
Delighted to share, Staci. Thanks for stopping by. 🙂
thanks for the mini-tutorial on how to use these designs!
Always a pleasure, Jim. Thanks for stopping by today. Cheers! 🙂
I love what you do, Natalie. Absolutely gorgeous! <3
You’re so kind, Colleen. Thank you! I love sharing these gems! 🙂
I’ve been taking advantage. I really want to subscribe to the paid Canva. Maybe next year. I can add these to my MAC and go from there. Thanks for your hard work. <3
Those are adorable. I tend to go to “1000 free fonts,” but they aren’t all free and they aren’t quite a fun as these. Thanks for the post, Natalie. Fun and easy. 🙂
Always a joy to share, Diana! Font Bundles is a fanastic source for fonts. They offer free fonts every week and include a commercial licence. Jackpot! Wishing you a lovely week ahead. 🙂
Natalie, the holiday fonts are adorable! 😀 Many thanks for sharing and your excellent video on how to present and use them! Lovely creations!
Delighted to share, Annika! Thanks so much for stopping by with such kind words. I really appreciate it! Wishing you a fabulous week ahead. 🙂
Thanks so much Natalie. I’m still struggling with these fonts. I have quite a few freebies downloaded but when I go to find them in Word they are lost in a sea of choices. Also, are you saying that if we load the PNG form we can actually upload it to Canva? If I can’t use them in Canva there is no point for me as I can’t load them on my blog, I don’t have Photoshop and they aren’t of any use to me in Word docs I’m copy and pasting from because they won’t show once copied. 🙂
Cheers, Debby! I have a lot of fonts, too. We can type the name of the font in the font bar and that will bring it up. I sometimes go through alphabetically to see all that’s there.
The PNG file is the same as an image file, but it has a transparent background. They are meant to layer on top of another design/background. You can certainly upload them to Canva as an image file (PNG format), then drag and drop like any of the other assets in Canva. Hope this helps. You definitely don’t need Photoshop. 🙂
Oh fabulous Natalie. Thank you again! 🙂 x
Thank you so much Natalie have downloaded and shared one to my Instagram feed and linked back to you.
That’s fantastic, Marje! The PNG transparent files will look black unless you place them on another background. I usually layer them on top of a design or white background. They are a lot of fun to work with. Thank you for tagging me, too. Cheers! 🙂
Thanks for that Natalie. Must try it out when I get a chance. 🙂
Idea with transparent PNG is really nice1
Thank you! 🙂