Whether you’re writing a letter to family or just contacting a business associate, you’ll find the letterhead templates you need at FreeLetterheadTemplates.net.
Counting the 25 just-added letterhead designs, there are now 450 templates at the site, all free to download and print.
Each template is illustrated and the designs range from formal to cute stationery for kids.
The new templates include illustrated designs such as: blue smoke, watercolor, a colorful smudge, crackle, and polka dots. There’s also new nature and floral letterhead with fall leaves, greenery, and a watercolor bouquet.
New personal letterhead includes designs with the words “Love” and “Hello” in decorative lettering. Another sheet has a border and an ampersand inside a red heart.
The new wedding stationery features: an ampersand, flower blooms, confetti, and laurels.
FreeLetterheadTemplates.net also has monogram letterhead, state letterhead, sports letterhead, holiday letterhead, baby letterhead. and more.
Everything at the site is free to download and print in DOC (Microsoft Word) format.
For even more printable stationery head to FreePrintableStationery.net.”
You can’t print real money, but my site PrintablePlayMoney.net is the next best thing, with more than 200 play money designs to download and print for free.
This pretend money is ideal for school lessons to replacing missing game pieces, or just playing “store.”
I’ve just added new bill and coin variations to PrintablePlayMoney.net, which also has checks, credit cards, and worksheets.
There are new black-and-white bills to color in, including a Harriet Tubman $20 bill. The site also has new colorable pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters. Also new are worksheets adding coins.
PrintablePlayMoney.net also has classroom currency to be used as rewards. Plus, find lots of colorful bills, realistic coins and “do it yourself” money you can add a photo to or draw on after printing.
There are also Canadian coins, Kennedy half dollars, Sacagawea dollar coins, realistic old nickels, and other specialty coins.
Everything at PrintablePlayMoney.net is free and downloads instantly in PDF format.
My FreePrintable.net sites have hundreds of printables especially for Easter. Whether you need a Easter gift tags for a present or a Easter coloring pages for the kids, there’s a free version to instantly download and print.
Guess who needs a little help getting his message across? The Easter Bunny. Thankfully, FreeEasterPrintables.com has dozens of letters from the Easter Bunny. They are on full-color, illustrated stationery and digitally signed by the bunny himself. There are letter templates for specific situations, letters that answer kids’ questions, a letter for baby’s first Easter, and a joking letter for grownups. Print any letter free as a PDF or pay $5 for a customizable DOC that you can type into using Microsoft Word.
Color chicks, rabbits, eggs, baskets and more with the free coloring sheets from FreePrintableColoringPages.net.
Find even more coloring pages and other Easter printables at FreeEasterPrintables.com. There are cards, games, crafts, and even bunny ears.
Besides the Easter gift tags at FreePrintableGiftTags.net, which feature iconic Easter images as well as Christian symbols, there are Easter recipe cards at FreePrintableRecipeCards.net. The cards are available in 3×5 or 4×6 inch sizes, lined or unlined. They can be downloaded as PDFs for free or as customizable DOC files for $7. FreePrintableGroceryList.com has Easter grocery lists and menu planning printables for your Easter potlucks, parties, and dinners.
I’ve just added new Easter letterhead templates to FreeLetterheadTemplates.com, illustrated with bunnies, colored eggs, and a chick popping out of an egg. You’ll find Easter borders at PageBorders.net and Easter flyers at PrintableFlyerTemplates.net. There’s a funny Easter fax cover sheet at FreeFaxCoverSheets.net that shows the Easter Bunny faxing a map of his bunny trail.
Fill your Easter basket with printables!
I’ve added more than two dozen new printable time card designs to PrintableTimeCards.com, so there are now 211 templates for business owners, freelancers, volunteers, or anyone else tracking hours.
There is a free version of each of the time cards.
You’ll find new daily, weekly, biweekly, semi-monthly, and monthly time cards along with specialty cards for atypical cases such as: morning-, afternoon- and evening-only schedules. There are also new bi-weekly and semi-monthly cards that track work time by the hour, plus cards that show half-hour intervals. Also check out the six-month and yearly time cards.
The new project time cards at PrintableTimeCards.com cover entire teams. I’ve also added: a crew time card, a service industry card, a tutor time tracker, and cards that break down billable versus non-billable hours.
The site now has tall, narrow cards that are compatible with commercial time clocks. Print them onto cardstock and trim them so they will fit into the machine.
The PDF versions are free to print out and write on by hand. Or, download an editable DOC (Microsoft Word) version is just $7.
For other variations and more complex, flexible time sheets that perform calculations, visit PrintableTimeSheets.net.
If you prefer free, open-source word processing programs to commercial programs such as Microsoft Word, you’ll want to take a look at OpenOfficeTemplates.com and LibreOfficeTemplates.net. I’ve just added to both sites and there are now hundreds of free Open Office and Libre Office forms, charts, and other items at the sites, all free to download and print.
Everything at OpenOfficeTemplates.com and LibreOfficeTemplates.net is free and each template downloads instantly in .ODT or .ODS format.
These free printables are comprised of favorites from my FreePrintable.net sites and include: family trees, medical business forms, letterhead templates, flyers, and more.
Other new additions include 2019 and 2020 calendars, menu planners, to-do lists, journals, flyers, stationery, fax cover sheets, resume templates, certificates, and specialty grocery lists as well as medical and business forms such as a medical discharge form, a restroom cleaning tracker, and a job assessment. OpenOfficeTemplates.com and LibreOfficeTemplates.net also have planners, checklists, invoices, and business cards.
These printables are idea for cases when DOC files aren’t working with your word processing program of choice.
I’ve added 50 new printable business cards to FreePrintableBusinessCards.net, and you’ll find an array of designs ranging from formal to whimsical. There are now a whopping 1,458 cards at this site, which I started in 2005, with a free version of each and every design.
There are two new styles of monogram business cards individually designed for each letter of the alphabet. One version has the letter in a colored circle on a complementing background color, while the other set has an elegant script letter in black.
Other new business cards at FreePrintableBusinessCards.net are for specific business ventures such as: tutors, salespeople, and the beauty supply industry.
This site has executive business cards, political business cards, freelancers’ cards and much more.
Beyond business cards you’ll find cards for arranging kids’ playdates and save-the-date cards for weddings and other events.
FreePrintableBusinessCards.net also has a free photo business card generator and a QR code business card maker.
Some of the site’s cards match sample resumes at InstantResumeTemplates.com while others match stationery at FreePrintableStationery.net.
You can download, edit and print any business card for free in DOC format with the site URL at the bottom. If you would rather be able to remove the URL, there’s a $3 premium DOC version lets you delete it. There are also a few dozen free, instantly-generated cards that are PDFs with the site URL permanently embedded.
I’ve added new classroom printables to TeachersPrintables.net, my 10-year-old site that has all kinds of printables for teachers, parents, homeschoolers, and students.
The site has nearly 1,400 printables, from graphic organizers, homework trackers, and worksheets to grade book paper, hall passes, and behavior logs.
Like everything at TeachersPrintables.net, the 46 new classroom printables are free to download one at a time.
I’m especially pleased with the addition of the Teacher Organization Binder, which has 40 coordinating pages as well as hole punch guidelines to aid in assembly. The pages include: 12 calendar months, a grade tracker, a homework tracker, a behavior log, a lesson plan, an assessments tracker, password lists, to-do lists, a schedule, a birthday list, and other organization and tracking tools. The binder also includes parent communication forms such as a contact log and conference schedules.
I’ve added an illustrated “Chit Chat Chart” to help students to stay focused and there are also charts with U.S. presidents and vice presidents featuring their official commemorative end-of-term portraits. Also new are a bell schedule and a Morse Code poster.
TeachersPrintables.net also has lesson plans, test forms, sign language charts, and lots more.
There are even more worksheets at my site InstantWorksheets.net. Free lined, graph, penmanship, and other paper can be found at PrintablePaper.net.”
The printables at TeachersPrintables.net are each free to download and print one at a time in PDF or editable DOC (Microsoft Word) format. Or, opt to purchase a classroom or whole-school license that allows teachers or administrators to download everything at the site instantly with a license to reproduce them for use in a classroom or school. This classroom printables collection ($27 for a classroom license or $67 for a whole-school license) includes bonus papers from PrintablePaper.net.
I’ve added new pleading paper and other legal forms and law templates to LegalPleadingTemplate.com, my site that has 375 law office forms, printables for notaries, and resources for courts and law students.
LegalPleadingTemplate.com has been offering legal forms for more than 10 years, expanding from a basic selection of pleading paper to include a broad range of forms.
The site also has blank court forms and jury forms such as the just-added “Juror” name badges (print them on sticker paper). There’s also new pleading paper in a question-and-answer style format with varying spacing.
The new additions also include: irrevocable power of attorney, limited power of attorney, medical power of attorney, motion for continuance, motion to gag, motion to quash, motion to rescue, motion to suppress, order setting conditions of release, and a special damages claim. New affidavit forms cover: identity theft, single status, and social security.
The new law office forms are: a form to add attorneys to a firm’s insurance policy, a defendant information form, a form for terminating attorneys, and a settlement worksheet.
Remember, these forms and templates are not a substitute for legal advice!
Everything at LegalPleadingTemplate.com is free to download and print individually. Or, save time and money by purchasing the entire legal forms collection in one convenient download for $99.
Need to vouch for someone? Want someone to vouch for you? You’ll want to take a look at the new character reference letters templates at CharacterReferenceLetters.com.
I’ve just added 20 new sample letters, bringing the total of letters at the site to 248 letters at the site. They’re all free to download, customize, and print
In addition to sample letters for both business and personal situations, CharacterReferenceLetters.com has articles with tips asking for or writing such a letter.
You’ll find letters relating to employment, education, court proceedings, and other situations.
The new letters include templates with wording recommending: a lawyer, a law clerk, and a contract worker. There are also references for law school, school awards, and a high school job.
There are sample letters framed from the perspective of a sister, brother, or parent. Some letters share positive attributes of someone struggling with addiction. One template addresses “good moral character.” The site also has letters relating to foster care, adoption, immigration, probation and parole.
CharacterReferenceLetters.com also has several new testimonial templates, which are briefer than letters and formatted for sharing with clients of: a surgeon, a music teacher, a child therapist, a handyman (or woman). and a roofer.
Any letter can be downloaded instantly in DOC format so you can edit it in Microsoft Word or another compatible program. Or, just cut and paste the text directly from the site.
Some of the letters complement the resume templates and cover letters at InstantResumeTemplates.com and CoverLetterExamples.net.
I’ve added dozens of new printable stationery designs to the website FreePrintableStationery.net, perfect for uses ranging from letter-writing to signage.
You’ll find business letterhead, cute stationery for kids, and more. Like everything at the site, all of the new stationery is free to download, type into, and print.
The newest stationery designs include some with illustrations for specific industries and interests.
FreePrintableStationery.net has new stationery for: baking, brick masonry, circuitry, clothing, cooking, fast food, and sewing. Other designs feature: sign language, an awards show icon, balloons, theater masks, beach, books, candles, doves, fire, a forest, rainbows, seashells, snake skin, and water. There’s a design for Black History Month and new technology stationery that is illustrated with robots and circuitry.
With the new additions, there are 920 designs at FreePrintableStationery.net in all, from monogram stationery to holiday stationery.
The free stationery downloads instantly in DOC format. Just open it in Microsoft Word or another compatible program and type into it. Or, print first and write on the stationery by hand. Some of the designs match business cards at FreePrintableBusinessCards.net. Even more free letterhead can be found at FreeLetterheadTemplates.net.
