We may appear to be die-hard Google fans or even Chromebook geeks (we do own Apple and PC), but here’s the thing… we think the work-offline feature of Google Docs is awesome, especially when working with graphics (did we mention that it’s fast and not clunky at all?). And, yes… you guessed it! It’s highly used in our Craft Room!!!
Yes, it’s probably used more often in the classroom. Perhaps, Google Draw isn’t the most popular drawing platform at the moment.
Why We Love Google Docs To Make Free Printables In this post, we’ll teach you how to make a free printable 4 x 6 recipe card! We’ll keep the design simple, and please don’t be shy to leave us any questions in the comments.
Are you a blogger looking to make and offer your own printables on your blog, or are you a crafter and you’d like to design your own printable giftwrapping? Maybe, you’re a little bit of both? While most people use Adobe Illustrator (not free), PicMonkey (paid and unpaid), Canva (paid and unpaid), or even Microsoft Word or PowerPoint to make their printables, we prefer using the Google Docs platform, specifically Google Draw. We’ve doodled to our hearts’ content as a result, we have been able to offer you a variety of printables as well as digital cut files that we use with our Cricut Explore Air.
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