Update your home decor instantly with this beautiful free printable botanical art print. It features the quote by Rumi – “Let the beauty of what you love be what you do”, and a pattern of watercolour eucalyptus leaves. I hope this printable quote will inspire you to do more of what you love.
I had a lot of fun painting these watercolour leaves and couldn’t resist making a pattern of them. They are part of my new set of watercolour floral clipart that will be available soon to purchase. I used the font Oh Wonder on this art print.
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This free botanical quote print with watercolour eucalyptus and leaves will look fantastic in a frame in your office or living room. Print a second copy for your bulletin board at work to inspire your work colleagues too!
Or print and frame this quote and gift it to a friend. It will make a great gift for new homeowners or someone who has just moved into their first apartment. You don’t need a reason though – a just-because gift will surely make a friend smile.
If your printer is low on ink, you’ll be happy to know that I also included the same print with a white background.
Sizes you’ll receive:
- 8×10″ (North America)
- A4 (Rest of the world)
- Small card (5×7″ / A5 size)
How to use this free printable botanical quote art
- Download the size/s and colours you would like below.
- Open the PDF files in Adobe Reader.
- Go to File – Print.
- Print on regular office paper if you’re framing or placing in a clipboard.
- Print on thick card stock if you are placing it in your planner or bulletin board to make it last longer.
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Both versions are lovely! 🙂
Thank you. 🙂
So glad you like them, Vanessa! Thank you 🙂
This is lovely
Thank U
You’re welcome, Colleen!
SO beautiful.. I love it so much >.<
Thank you, Izzulma! So glad to hear that 🙂