Are you looking for affordable ways to decorate your home? If you’ve looked in the home décor section in many stores, you’re probably shocked at the prices for a simple picture. I know I am shocked every time I look! If you can’t afford those prices or simply don’t want to pay them, that doesn’t mean that you have to have boring, bland walls in your home. It just means that you’ll need to get smart and creative about how you decorate! One of the best kept decorating secrets is these free printable pictures at PrintablesFree.com. They’re free to print and use however you’d like. There are nature photos, animal photos and pictures of people all free for the taking. Just print the ones you like on good photo paper and you’re ready to go! Below are some tips for making that simple picture look extraordinary on your walls.
Free Animal Pictures for Home Decorating
Do you have a child that just loves animals? Typically, children focus on a particular animal or group of animals. I know that my son loves jungle animals, so thinks like tigers and zebras are a big hit. You’ll find great pictures in the free printable animal pictures at PrintablesFree.com. In addition to tigers and zebras, you’ll also find cute puppies for those who love their four-legged pals. No matter what you choose, you can personalize and print the photo first to be put in a beautiful frame later. Use the customization tool on the site to add text or pictures. If you’d like to use a more advanced photo editor, just save the image to your computer first. Then, you can upload it to your favorite editor to make it something really special!
Jungle Animals – Free Printable Animal Pictures of Tigers
As you can see above, I used this free printable tiger picture to create a unique design. I uploaded the picture to one of my favorite editors (picmonkey) and then added text (the word “tiger”). I then uploaded another image of a tiger’s pattern as an overlay. Use the overlay tool to choose your blending option. I used the multiply tool. You can fade out the effect a bit if you want. Of course, that has the print outside the text area, so I then used the eraser tool until the tiger print only filled the letters rather than taking up the entire space in that corner of the photograph. This would be lovely with one of the zebra pictures, too. The picture will not only look good in your child’s room, but will also help them remember how to spell the word “tiger” as well as remember what the tiger’s coat looks like. Feel free to edit, blend, crop, and use the photos on PrintablesFree.com any way you’d like. Have fun with your designs! All that’s left to do is frame it for a unique piece of wall art.
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