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Arise and Shine Forth 16×20-inch Posters: Blank and in YW Value Colors

Published on January 25, 2012January 3, 2013 by neisha6 Comments

Another wonderful reader asked if I could make her some 16-by-20-inch posters in the YW Value colors. She is going to add her own text to them and use them throughout the year. What a great idea! I want to share these posters with you, too! I’ve created eight high-quality 16-by-20-inch posters in each of the following colors: gray (Faith), blue (Divine Nature), red (Individual Worth), green (Knowledge), orange (Choice and Accountability), yellow (Good Works), purple (Integrity) and gold (Virtue). Each poster has the chandelier and black bottom border as well as a unique damask background. Besides using these for YW Personal Progress/Values, they would be perfect for creating large posters for adding Girls Camp photos, featuring your YW Recognition Award-earning girls for Young Women in Excellence, making signs for women’s conference workshops or announcing Relief Society activities and other Church-related events. Use them for birthday parties, bridal showers or baby showers, too!

To customize these posters, you will need a photo-editing program like Photoshop, Photoshop Elements, Paint Shop Pro or Gimp or other similar software. Simply open the .jpeg file you want to use and add text, photos and graphics as you desire. Be sure to save your changes as a high-quality .jpeg file for best printing results. I love uploading my 16-by-20-inch posters to Costco.com for printing! Be sure to use their high-resolution upload option, not their fast upload.

Because of the large file size of each posters, I’ve zipped them into two separate downloads.

To get the full eight-poster set, you will need to download BOTH files.

Also, these are huge files and they may take some time to download, depending on your internet connection speed.

Download Part 1 here.

Download Part 2 here.

Remember, please do not share these files!

Send your friends here to download their own copies.

These files are for non-commercial, personal and Church use only!

And a special note for all you Hang a Ribbon on the Moon fans: I’ve started a Facebook page! Just click on the link on the right-hand side of this page to become a FB Fan. You will be updated via Facebook whenever there is a post or new download here on the blog plus you can post questions, share what you’re doing with my designs and make comments there as well. And sometime in the future, there might be Facebook-only goodies, too!

Thanks so much for all your support and for visiting Hang a Ribbon on the Moon!

Arise and Shine Forth: Posters

Published on November 19, 2011November 25, 2014 by neisha24 Comments

I want to express my thanks to Melanie at Sugardoodle.net for posting my 2012 Arise and Shine Forth word art and welcome all of you who found my blog from there as well as all of you who found me through Facebook. Thanks for showing such kind interest in my work!

Here is the next in my series of Arise and Shine Forth designs: Posters. I’ve created them in four sizes:

8-by-10 inches: For printing as binder cover sheets or to put in an 8-by-10-inch frame.

8-by-10.5 inches: Also for binder covers and for printing on home printers, but not uploading as a photo.

11-by-17 inches: Large enough for a table display.

16-by-20 inches: The perfect size for putting on a floor easel.

They are all saved as high-quality .jpeg files and ready-to-print. Upload the 8-by-10, 11-by-17 and 16-by-20-inch posters to Costco.com or another photo processor for inexpensive yet professional-looking posters. When uploading to Costco, make sure you don’t use their fast upload option–you will have a really poor-quality result–go with the full-resolution option instead. You’ll love the quality of a photo print. I do!

If you like these posters, but want them in a different color, I’ve also got them in pink, green and yellow–check out this post to download them.

I have also saved the 8-by-10.5-inch poster as a .pdf file–perfect for printing on your home computer. For best results, I always recommend using photo paper and your printer’s highest-quality setting when printing at home.