Fridays at The Girl Creative and Reasons to Skip the Housework have been dubbed Freebie Friday as of today. So when you are done grabbing the printable Love is Patient Subway Art that I’m sharing with you, head on over to Melanie’s blog and grab a free printable there. She has the CUTEST printable love notes on the blog. You will l-o-v-e them!!
When you saw the title of this post I hope you didn’t think it was the same old love subway art printable from a few years ago. {grab that download HERE} Oh NO! There’s a new version in town and I LOVE it! A few years ago I decided to take a shot at creating subway art for the first time. Little did I know that it would be a huge hit and one of my most popular posts to date. I mean how can you go wrong with the Word of God, right? Well, I had a thought. What if I did a new version every year? I did miss last year though. I went with a quote from the movie The Vow last year. {grab the download HERE} But from here on out, I’m going to create a new version of 1 Corinthians 13 for Valentine’s Day. After all, it is LOVE DAY!
To download your FREE copy of the 2014 Love Subway Art, all you need to do is click the image below and print. I always use card stock to print my printables out. This is free for PERSONAL USE ONLY. Please do not share or sell.
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Can you tell me what the font is called that is used in the “love is” section of the printable? Thank you! Love the printable!
Thanks Becky!! It’s called Bombshell Pro. 🙂
Thank you!
I love this! I really love how you worked with the different fonts and made a work of art out of this beautiful verse! Pinning this and hoping to print out soon!
Thank you so much, Carrie!!! XOXO
I so love finding blogs that are backed by faith.
I would like to grab your Sunday blog button but sadly unable to locate code.
So excited to have found you
How did you find me? Would love to hear!! I added a grab code to the party button. 🙂 XOXO
I just love this! Is there any way to change the red to a deeper pink? I would love to frame this and use it for my cousin’s bridal shower and then give her to keep! Let me know please. You are so talented!
Thanks for sharing these, it is so nice to find some of these available for diy art displays in the home. Do you think I can change the colors or does that depend on the program we use to open and save/print these?
Hmm, I’m not sure. You can try if you have photo editing software that supports pdf format. 🙂
I love that frame! Where can I find it?
I got mine at Michaels. There is no glass in it – there is a clear transparency in it instead. It was under $10.
Do you have an SVG for this that you wouldn’t mind sharing. Or would it be okay if I converted this to an svg that I could use on my cricut explore. I would like to cut this out in vinyl and put on the wall I my bedroom. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Christine! I do not have the svg for this. If you are able to convert it to one, feel free. 🙂 XO
I love this but is there a way to make it a jpeg, that way I could print at my local walgreens? I can’t seem to get the pdf to work.
If you right click and choose Save Image As, it will save to your computer as jpg.
I love this. What true love is. Thank you for sharing.
When you say “share” do you mean on fb or something like that? I would love to “share” it by printing off copies to give to the mom’s who bring their kids to our Valentine’s Day party/play group at church.
Hi Sandy! By sharing I mean not sending the downloaded file to other people via email. If they have access to a computer I’d prefer you send them the link to this post to grab their own copy. However, if you want to print some and give them out at church, I think I’d be okay with that. They just can’t be used for sale. I hope this helps clarify things. Also, if you wanted to share a link to this post on FB, I’d be okay with that too. 🙂
That is an awesome price, and I hate sounding cheap, but that’s the life I live in. Is there any way to pick out a few thing rather than the whole set? I just can’t afford the full set, let alone the cost of ink that would be used.I understand if it would be too difficult. You guys did AWESOME on that package. It really kicks ass.
This is beautiful! What font was used in the ‘always protects, trusts, hopes, perseveres’?
Thank you so much, Stefanie! It’s this one (and it’s free! yay!) http://www.dafont.com/sketch-block.font