hello, May

Isn’t May a great month? It feels fresh and bright … and it is the month of Mother’s Day and the birthdays of my mom and mother-in-law, aunt and two nieces. Lots of ladies to love in the month of May.

Each month, I create a new set of papergoods to use as organization, inspiration and gift-giving for JDC | monthly.  It is always a fun challenge to come up with something seasonal, without being too obvious; something pretty, but still universal; and always something a bit unique.  This month’s collection may be my very favorite of all with the curly calligraphy and watercolored flowers.  Feminine, whimsical and perfect for May.

Included in the May Collection is {from left to right}:

note cards . shopping list . houseduties chart . weekly calendar . monthly calendar . bordered paper . scripture memory cards . dinnertime calendar . do not worry art print . chore chart . mailing labels . grocery list

Each month, we also do a simple project. This time around, we’re making May Day paper cones.

What neighbor would not be delighted to receive this sweet gift on their door on May 1st?!

When you become a JDC | Monthly member, you will receive a new collection of printable paper goods on the 22nd of each month {so you have plenty time to get yourself organized before the new month begins}.  You can print as many of each item as you need – many of the items included make great gifts, too.

Upon signing up, you will have instant access to all of the pdf files. Download and print, or save them to your computer for a rainy day.

JDC | monthly members will also receive 50% off all printables in the shop.

Click the button below to receive JDC | monthly via email for $7.99 {first month is free}.

As a free gift to you, please enjoy the May calendar from the collection.

Simply click the image below, open with Adobe Reader, print and you have a cheerful calendar ready to go.

Enjoy!

JDC | Monthly details:

When you join JDC | Monthly, you will receive the link to the monthly collection immediately after signing up. Billing is done on a 30 day cycle {so if you join on the 15th, you will be billed the following month on the 15th}. On the 22nd of each month, you will receive an email with the link to download the collection of pdfs, as well as the project tutorial.

If you decide JDC | monthly is not for you, you are free to cancel at any time.

Questions? Please feel free to email me at emily@jonesdesigncompany.com

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rain rain go away

Spring in the Pacific Northwest is notorious for its unpredictability and split personality. One minute its pouring – usually when we’re headed out the door – and the next it is bright and sunny.  But the good news is, spring means the birds are out chirping again, little buds are forming on our trees and shrubs and daffodils are poking their yellow heads out of the ground. These things make me happy.  So do bright spring clothes {not so much the new neon trend, though}, colorful raincoats and playfully patterned umbrellas.

I was inspired by all of this in the new April installment of JDC | monthly.

{april art print}

JDC | monthly is a great way to stay organized, receive seasonal art prints and note cards and do a simple project that your friends and family will surely appreciate.

When you become a member, you will receive a collection of printable paper goods {on the 22nd of each month so you have time to get yourself organized before the new month begins}.  You can print as many of each item as you need – many of the items included make great gifts, too.

Included in the April Collection is {from left to right}:

note cards . dinnertime calendar . chore chart . grocery list . monthly calendar . shopping list . weekly calendar . scripture cards . houseduties chart {and the art print shown above}

The project featured this month is for these darling patterned envelopes.

They fit the note cards in the collection as well as a 4 x 6 photograph – perfect for sending updated photos to loved ones {note to self: send updated photos to loved ones}.

Upon signing up, you will have instant access to all of the pdf files. Download and print, or save them to your computer for a rainy day.

JDC | monthly members will also receive 50% off all printables in the shop.

Click the button below to receive JDC | monthly via email for $7.99 {first month is free}.

the fine print:

You will receive the link to the monthly collection immediately after signing up. Billing is done on a 30 day cycle {so if you join on the 15th, you will be billed the following month on the 15th}. On the 22nd of each month, you will receive an email with the link to download the collection of pdfs, as well as the video tutorial.

If you decide JDC | monthly is not for you, you are free to cancel at any time.

Questions? Please feel free to email me at emily@jonesdesigncompany.com

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pot of gold {march JDC | Monthly}

Every month I get to create a new set of organization and seasonal paper goods for JDC | Monthly members. To have the chance to just dream up any design without any hindrances is one of my favorite parts about this job.

I know March is supposed to be all about four leaf clovers and leprechauns, but I decided to focus more on the pot-of-gold part and go with cheerful yellow.

I need cheerful this time of year … perhaps you do too.

So here is what the March collection is all about:

All of these items are printable files so you can print as many as you need, send a few to friends, use as gifts or save for a later date.

Included for March is {from left to right}: monthly calendar, hello note cards, weekly calendar, dinner time schedule, sunshine art print, grocery list, chore chart, house duties and mailing labels.

Each month, I also create a simple project with printable files.  This month, we’re making labels for organizing our pantries {or using as favor tags or gift toppers … your choice}.

I tried to get my little Mason to join me in the video and help with the project, but instead he made silly faces and hole punched his dollar bill and then was sad because he didn’t really want a hole in his prized dollar bill … oh, the life of a four-year-old. Needless to say, he did not make the final cut. But I did do a short video to show how to create the labels and even share a cheater method for laminating tags without a laminator. Good stuff.

If you’d like to learn more about JDC | Monthly, click here.

Or if you’d like to just jump on in, we’d love to have you. Your first month is free!

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