Graphic Design

I {heart} You printable

Did you know you can search for “free _____ background” on Google images and download pre-created, fun backgrounds for your design projects? I’ve used this new tip a few times now, downloading a free brick background for the Occasional Symphony poster I designed and a gray chevron background for today’s printable. I’m sure you’ve seen the cute “I {heart} You” printables floating around Pinterest where the I, O and U are a different color from the rest of the alphabet… and the O is a heart (cause otherwise you’d be making a cute sign to tell someone you owe them something and that would be weird….). Well, it was too fun and too cute to not make a version of my own. So, with a free chevron pattern in my back pocket/ downloads folder, I set out to create my own.

For this printable, I used a heart that I created myself in Adobe Illustrator and the font Crystal Radio Kit. Isn’t it a fun, bubbly font? So cute.

I grabbed the gray chevron print from google and faded it down to about 30 percent so it wouldn’t completely overwhelm the letters. Then, I picked colors for my letters, and a fun pink for the three stand-out letters. To get everything into a square, I justified the text and played with the kerning between individual letters.

Download here: IheartU

Loveeeeee it. Need a copy of your own? Download it! Want to make one for yourself — do it! And then show me how cute it is 🙂

11 thoughts on “I {heart} You printable”

  1. beautiful! what size paper will it print best on? I don’t want to stretch it, but I want to make it as big as I can so I can hang in my daughter’s room.. thank you

        1. Hi Julieta,

          I just uploaded the PDF to the site under the image, so you should be able to open it and save it to your desktop. If it doesn’t work, let me know and I’ll send you the PDF directly!

          Jess

  2. Hi Angie,

    I just uploaded the PDF to the site under the image! I think you should be able to open it and save it to your desktop. If it doesn’t work, holler and I’ll send it to you in an email 🙂

    Jess

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