It seems I go through seasons of what I like when it comes to decorating. I’ve gone from not even caring much about decorating my home, to decorating with a traditional feel, to rustic country, and now to a more transitional look (a little mix of traditional and modern). No matter what the decorating style or phase I’m going through, one thing remains the same – I love having God’s word on display in my home. I want visitors, as well as my family, to see God’s word at every turn.
One of the things I’ve started incorporating more into the decor of our home is subway art. I love the clean, simple look of it. Some of my favorite ones I’ve purchased over the last year are from DaySpring and Etsy.
Since I don’t have a ton of money to just throw into decorating, I try to find ways to decorate for cheap or for free. One of those ways is to make your own decor. I’m not a very crafty person, but I have discovered that it is very easy to make subway art using PicMonkey.
I have made 4 8×10 scripture subway art printables that you can download, print out, and use in your own home.
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For best results:
- Print on cardstock
- Use a color printer set at the highest quality
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briana says
It looks impressive in the frame! I wish I had a color printer. I might have to see if my husband will print one for me at work. Thanks for sharing!
Angela Moore says
Very, very interesting blog spot. Will look into “monkey see, monkey do”. thank you for the free printable.
Elizabeth says
These are beautiful. Thank you for sharing!! I especially love the “I can do all things through Christ..” Great reminder!
Maria Sself says
This is such a great idea, Sarah! It will be just perfect for my work space;-) And I can change scriptures every week… Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!! God bless you and your amazing family♥♥♥
Natalie says
These are amazing! Thanks for sharing!
Though.. I’m having trouble printing them. When I click on the link it opens the jpeg, but it’s just an image. Not sure how I print it?? I tried opening it in Firefox and Explorer with no luck. Any ideas?
Thanks!!!
Sarah says
The JPEGs are much better quality than a PDF file, so I left them in JPEG format. You should be able to right click on the image and save it. Then open the file and print it out.
April says
Thank you so much for these. They are beautiful done. I will be displaying them in my classroom to teach and inspire my fifth graders this year. Much appreciated.
Jody says
I tried to download this… I clicked on the link and it brought up the picture but there was no download icon?
Sarah says
Hi Jody – Once you have the picture up just right click on it and save the image to your computer.
Colleen Gandara says
What amazing scripture printables! I would love to download them but haven’t been able to. I am already a subscriber, but when I click on the link it asks me to subscribe again. Would you mind helping me? Thanks so much!
Sarah says
Colleen – What links are you clicking on? The ones in the latest newsletter?
Janice Lovett says
Do you make printable subway art upon request? I’m looking for the Scripture Romans 4:20-21 NIV. If you can’t maybe you can someone who can. Forever thankful for you and your page.
Sarah says
I’m sorry, I don’t. I just don’t have the time.
Ann Good says
Thanks , for the free printable. I have found a cheap way to display subway art. I use a clipboard and laminate the subway art. Then I can rotate it out and reuse it.
Yajaira Diaz says
The link sent to my email does not open/work…please help thanks.
Sarah says
I have sent you an email with the files.
Lisa says
HI- these are great! Is there anyway we could have them as pictures that we could shrink for a smaller frame? Thanks!!!
Sarah says
When you go to print these you should be able to pick the size you want.
Sarah says
It says there’s nothing to download…I have no option to even see the art!!
Sarah says
You can see the subway art right on the post. If you input your email, the download link will be sent to your email.
Christine Combs says
Hi Sarah,
Thanks so much for these, I love the I can do all things one. I’m trying to cut it out in vinyl but it won’t copy the thin font very well. Could use tell me the name of the font for Things Through & Philippians 4:13. I’m trying to make a graduation gift for our dear friends’ daughter, to hang in her dorm next year.
Sarah says
Hi Christine – the font for those are RNS Camelia. Hope that helps.
Sherry Haley says
Hi- I received the e-mail with the download link. When I downloaded the file, it is zipped. There is an ad to buy WinZip. I thought these were free.
Sarah says
These are free. You should be able to unzip them on your computer.