I’m excited to share my latest free printable, these library cards. I originally created these for my mom. She’s a teacher and needed library cards to rent out her books to the school kids to get them to read more.
You can use these if you lend out your books a lot to your friends and would like to receive it again on a certain date. That way, your friends won’t forget about it and keep it indefinitely! These are also perfect for teachers who lend out books to students.
You will receive a template of the library card pocket, date of return cards, and cards for book title, author, loaned to, and date.
Instructions
1. Open the PDF file in Adobe Reader
2. Type in your own name in the highlighted fields under “from the personal library of”. Or delete that text and write in your name by hand or use your own personal stamp.
3. Print out on card stock. The paper should not be too thick or else you won’t be able to fold it nicely.
4. Fold the the long white piece of the card backwards and stick the “date of return” card on it. Glue the flaps to close it.
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Thanks for the freebie!!! These will come in handy not only at home for the cute factor but I really need this at work. We have a small library growing at my work and this will work great. Thank you for your creative energy.
You are welcome, Jennifer! I’m so glad you can use it!
These are SO adorable!!! I love the vintage look and they would be the perfect addition to any book gift! Thank you so much for sharing with us at On Display Thursday. I’m pinning this post!
Thanks so much for coming over, Bre! I’m really glad that you like these cards.
Oh, we are big readers and always sharing books. This is a great idea! PInned Thanks for sharing at the party! Happy Holidays!
Thanks so much, Theresa! Have a blessed holiday time!
I LOVE these! I am a history teacher and have a ton of books in my classroom for my students to read. I think these will be perfect for my classroom! I will definitely print a few of these to use! Thank you so much for sharing.
I’m so glad these are helpful to you, Kate! Enjoy!
Another great freebie! I love that you’re encouraging people to still go to the library. Nothing better than opening up a book.
I agree – I love reading! Thanks for commenting, Cat!
These printable cards are so neat! What a fantastic idea. Thanks for linking up to our Creative Spark party last week; Your link was the most-clicked link last week! We hope to see you again this week! http://twopurplecouches.com/2014/12/creative-spark-link-party-35/
That’s awesome! Thanks so much, Emily 🙂
This looks incredible! I’m lovin it. Pinned and tweeted. Thank you for taking the time to party with us. We hope to see you tonight at 7 pm. It wouldn’t be a party without you! Lou Lou Girls
Thanks for stopping by!
I am IN LOVE with these! I remember filling them out as a kid and feel so nostalgic now that everything is scanned instead. Will definitely be pinning and making some of these. 🙂
Aww, I’m so glad to hear that you like them, Sarah. I love all kinds of “old” things like cassette tapes, old books and anything retro 🙂
Great for any of us who loan our books out to friends or coworkers!
I grew up with the library card system, so this is so cool! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for visiting and commenting, Carole! Library cards are awesome indeed 🙂
These are so adorable. I am so glad you made these!
Glad you like them, Katherine!
Hi, I was wondering how I can print just the cards out.