Add a rustic charm to your home with these free farmhouse printables! Featuring quotes in cute leaves, wreaths, chickens, and cows, these printables are great to decorate your home on a budget. Just print and frame them.
Made in a black and white style, the printables can be used to brighten up any space in your home – living room, kitchen, bedroom, craft room, workspace.
The following quotes are included in the download :
- Moo oink cluck
- Farm to table
- Welcome to our farmhouse
- Rise and shine mother cluckers
- Today is a good day to have a good day
- Farm fresh butt nuggets, free range, $2.00 a dozen
- Mind your own biscuits and life will be gravy
- Farmhouse rules – family first, be grateful, work hard, pray harder, live simply, plant smiles, thank god for every day
- Come sit on the porch with me – the drinks are cold and the friendship is free
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I included funny quotes, sayings about farm life, friendship, family and love. Choose the ones you like to make gallery wall art or to add charm to any space of your home needing some love.
The download comes as a PDF and prints on a letter-sized page. But you can easily resize, print and trim them to fit in a frame of your choice. Print the design on this white cardstock for best results using your home printer.
You can frame the designs in a simple white frame like this one. For a more rustic look, using a frame with a weathered or distressed style is a great idea.
I love pairing farmhouse style decor with boho ikat patterns. Ikat carpets, runners, pillows, curtains are great to add pops of color and geometric accents to your home. Some of the printables in the download have elements in a boho ikat pattern – just to add a little more love to the design. I hope you like them!
I especially love how the funny quotes turned out. Farmhouse style + Humor = lots of fun y'all!
Download the Farmhouse Printables here.
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