When I started with the DIY Postcard Swap a couple of years ago I designed a free printable postcard backside for anyone interested in using such a thing for their postcards. It was very simple, but useful.
I’ve since long tired of it, so I reconstructed a vintage looking card and made a new backside for this year’s swap round. I thought some of you might like a downloadable version so here you go.
Download and print swap postcard backsides here.
Download and print anytime postcard backsides here!
Each page gives you two postcards to cut apart and use in what ever fashion you wish.
You can read more about the DIY Postcard Swap here – and sign up!
There is also a DIY Postcard Swap Tracker that you can download and print. You’re welcome.
Enjoy! And Happy Halloween.
These are great! I’m going to print some out tonight and use to make some collage postcards to send out to my friends (inspired by the one and only YOU;). I hope you eventually make a version of these without the swap part on it too, but if not it’s all good I can always touch up the backside with a bit of acrylic paint! Thank you for always being such a huge source of inspiration for me. xox
Oh, I didn’t think about that. I’ll post another sans swap information version tomorrow!
CUTE! thanks, out of ink for my printer but love this idea!
[…] cut to postcard size. Then I backed them with a thicker piece of cardstock and a version of the Free Printable Postcard Backside, a downloadable pdf-file that I made available for you guys too (swap version and “everyday […]
Looking through your very generous free resources I am wondering if it is possible to edit your postcard backs as I usually make standard 6 x 4 inch postcard
Love being part of your wonderful swaps.
Cheers from Oz
Hi Pam,
so glad you found these in the archive! But I’m not even sure how big these print right now (not an inch person). But if you test print them and then see if you want to increase the size when you print next time and maybe print at 110 % or bigger? Let me know if that works. :-)