Free Printable Thanksgiving Coloring Pages

Thanksgiving is just around the corner and it’s time to start the celebrations! Print out these free coloring pages for the kids to color, a perfect craft to keep little hands busy while Mr. Turkey is still cooking away. There is even a fun paper cut out printable helping teach children what “Max” might wear on a cold autumn day!

Marie LeBaron is the founder and managing editor of Make and Takes. Always having a love of crafts, she enjoys getting messy with glue and glitter. There’s always some sort of project going on, her kitchen counter is often cluttered with crafts. When she’s not crafting and creating with her kids, she loves to run, read, and blog! Read other posts by Marie

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Free Printable Vintage Clip Art – Victorian Fashion, Home & Family Images

Most people who know me know that I am a huge lover of anything antique or vintage. I’ve recently created a larger collection of vintage clip art (see below!) but these four images are freebies for long-time Craft Jr. readers. I must admit, these four were some of my favorites in the bunch – especially that sweet Victorian doll – isn’t she adorable? These printables would make great wall art, iron-on transfers for pillows or other fabric crafts, or would be great for digital scrapbooking!

Victorian Woman Printable Image

Antique Doll Printable Picture

Printable Vintage Sewing Machine

Antique Coffee Grinder Clip Art

These images are part of a larger collection of vintage printables in my new Etsy shop, Vintage Fangirl! Each of these images come from one of the sets I’m selling (for an extremely reasonable $3.00!): Antique Toys, Victorian Fashion Accessories, Vintage Sewing Images and Antique Kitchen Items. Usually, Woo! Jr. printables come in one size and are not downloadable. The images in my Etsy shop are all “vector” images, meaning you can resize them to any dimensions and they will remain crisp and clear, with no loss of resolution! Plus, you get the images as a downloadable PDF file, so you can print them from wherever you want, whenever you want.

Vintage Clip Art Collections

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Printable 4th of July Pinwheels

I’m really looking forward to the 4th of July this year, it will be the first year ever that I won’t be so overwhelmed with work that I can actually host a party and have some fun! I really love pulling out my pinwheel crafts – the kids just love them and they are really easy and fun to make. For more creativity, here is a blank pinwheel template (along with more colorful printable pinwheels!).

These 4th of July pinwheels would make a great party activity, camp craft, or simply summer rainy day fun!

4th of July Pinwheels to Print

Stars and Stripes 4th of July Pinwheel

4th of July Fireworks Pinwheel

Stars and Swirls Patriotic Pinwheel

American Quilt Pinwheel

Red White and Blue Stars Pinwheel

Red, White and Blue Pom Poms

4th of July Crafts and Ideas

4th of July Coloring Pages

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Printable Halloween Finger Puppets

Lindi of Love the Day is back with another FREE printable just in time for Halloween. This time it’s a few cute Halloween characters ready for trick or treating!

1. Download and print out this Halloween Puppet Printable.

2. Cut out each little Halloween character.

For the circles inside the body, it’s best to punch each circle with a hole punch first, then carefully cut around the circle.

Here below, my daughter thought it was funny to put the hat on the owl, the holes match up perfectly!

3. Have children place 2 fingers inside the holes of each puppet and they are ready to play! Download this printable now.

Tagged as: class party, Halloween, halloween craft, party ideas, printables

Marie LeBaron is the founder and managing editor of Make and Takes. Always having a love of crafts, she enjoys getting messy with glue and glitter. There’s always some sort of project going on, her kitchen counter is often cluttered with crafts. When she’s not crafting and creating with her kids, she loves to run, read, and blog! Read other posts by Marie

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