Free Blue & White Porcelain Art Printables
These free Blue & White Porcelain Art Printables look every bit as good as the real thing! All you need is a little wall space, and you can create your own stunning collection!
It’s no secret that Handan and I love blue & white porcelain.
We filled our living room built-ins with pieces we’ve collected over the years.
And we even made Dollar Tree Blue & White Porcelain Pumpkins!
So when my babes told me she’d be making blue & white porcelain art, I knew I would like them.
But when she showed them to me, I couldn’t believe how good they looked!
I wasn’t prepared for this!
They looked so good, that I put today’s planned laundry chute makeover post on the back burner, so I get these beauties published!
I can’t wait to get these prints hung in our living room right alongside our real blue and white porcelain!
They are simply incredible, and the inclusion of small gold highlights makes them extraordinary. If I have one complaint about blue and white porcelain, it would be the lack of a simple pop of a complimentary color. So Handan has taken something nearly perfect and made it perfect (at least to me)!
Today, madam, you get a break from my yapping, so you can jump right over to The VIP Patch and grab yourself this absolutely stunning set of free blue & white porcelain art printables!
And just in case gold isn’t your cup of tea, we’re offering all-blue alternatives as well.
We’re also offering each blue and white porcelain printable with a border or without. They both look amazing, and I can’t really decide which is my favorite (though I think I’m leaning towards bordered)
In all, there are 32 free printables to choose from!
Once I pick my jaw up from the floor and dust it off, I’ll be ready to start babbling again.
Until then – enjoy your free blue & white porcelain art printables, and please let us know in the comments if you like them as much as we do!
We love to see our printables out in the wild! If you display our free printables in your home or use our free SVGs in your projects, and take a picture and post it on Instagram, be sure to tag us @TheNavagePatch!
FREE Blue and White Porcelain Art Printables
We designed these 32 free blue and white porcelain art printables in two sizes: 11×14 inch and 16×20 inch. But as our JPEG files are high resolution, you can scale them up or down as necessary. If you need help with scaling down these printables so you can print them on your home printer, then make sure you check out Handan’s “How To Easily Resize Pictures” post.
Note: If you don’t have a large format printer like the Canon i8720 Printer (prints up to 13×19 inches) and are wondering the best place to get these large printables printed bigger than 8×12, we recommend trying Staples in your area or Amazon print shop. Both stores offer custom-sized prints on matte or glossy paper, and they both cost about the same. Staples also offers Engineering Prints, which are really affordable for large-format prints, but in some areas (like ours), they must be ordered from their online print shop.
Now it’s time to click on the button below to download today’s blue and white porcelain art printables – you’ll find them under the “Home Decor” section of The VIP Patch.
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These prints are absolutely beautiful! Very talented lady, but you knew that. Love you guys and always look forward to your posts.
Thank you, Justine – she is indeed! 🙂
These pictures of porcelain are stunning. What a fantastic idea and a great start to the new year. Thanks Greg & Handan.
Thank you, Barb, and you’re so very welcome! 🙂
These are beautiful and are perfect for our guest room! Handan, you’re so creative. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you, Lu! 🙂
I have been a fan for a very long time now! I love the blue and white printables! My Dining Room is all done in blue and white porcelain as well as my kitchen. I have been collecting this porcelain for years. I can’t figure out how to print these, help please? Love to have them, thanks for all you do!
Hi Elaine – thank you so much! Start with our printables tutorial here: https://www.thenavagepatch.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/How-to-download-the-free-printables.pdf
Please email me (greg@thenavagepatch.com) if you are still having trouble.
These are beautiful. I don’t currently have wall space in my real house, but….I bet I’m the only one who printed some off to make prints for my sea captain’s dollhouse. As he was a worldwide traveler, pictures of Oriental treasures is just so apropo! I love it! Thank you!
LOL, how small did you print them, Kathy? Please email me a picture!
I haven’t mastered the technology of transferring pix from my camera to the computer–yet. With Covid, my IT son hasn’t visited at all and that’s who I get my lessons from. Haven’t framed them yet. I just copied the image and printed it onto cardstock. Someday I want to do a Monet gallery (from the back page of a calendar), too! Only been retired 7 years and a lot of my plans haven’t come to fruition yet!
Hmmmm…sounds like you need to have a Zoom call with your son for a little long-distance IT help! 🙂
Handan has out done herself with these prints. Love, love, love the added touch of gold. Now I’ve got to make some space on my walls. Hope your crew had a good first Christmas in the South.
We sure did, Stacye! Just the 3 of us – no tree, no fuss, just food and movies. It was awesome! Happy New Year! 🙂
Great pictures!! I am also interested in the printer you use. I hunting for a new one but sometimes the cost of one is too much and then the ink is too expensive to buy. Can you do a review of the printer you have? Thank you!!
Greg is the best guy for detailed review of printers but here’s my 2 cents if I may….I recently bought an Epson WF7710 which is an inkjet wide format printer (prints up to 13×19 borderless). This one takes Durabrite ink cartridges which are waterproof and fadeproof. I’ve applied wet media on these prints and colors don’t bleed. This is a cheaper alternative to color laser printer imho. Please note that I have no affiliation to Epson or am benefitting in anyway for recommending this printer. I am just sharing my own opinion. Hope it helps.
Thank you, Mona! We can’t say enough good things about our printer! It’s a Canon IP8720, and for the price, I’m quite sure there is nothing better on the planet.
i have same printer but it refuses to load paper. repairmen say printers are getting so cheap that it is cheaper to buy new. but a new Canon that prints 11×17 is out now but 600.00. any help you know of?
Unfortunately, no, Janice. There is no comparable printer for the money anymore. This is why we keep directing people to seek this one out. You can still find it for around $325. More than the $210 we paid years ago, but better than the $600 for a new one that may or may not be as good!
Beautiful prints!! Gorgeous porcelain collection for sure. I’ve got a few Delft pottery pieces collected over the years. This post led me to the absolutely gorgeous white/blue pumpkin makeover post that I somehow missed earlier. I’ve got a gourd sitting here that needs a makeover and I’ll be using the tattoo designs so generously shared by you. PS: I am blown away by the hummingbird rescue! I am an absolute bird addict and am so thrilled that since my move to GA last summer, I’ve got 2 hummingbirds that feed in my backyard (they’re out temporarily away right now of course). I have taken so many photos along with 5-6 other species here including the elusive Eastern Towhee. You sure do seem to attract even noisy/aggressive blue jays to feed off of your hands! So thrilled to see them.
Thank you so much, Rupa! That hummer rescue is something, isn’t it? Haven’t seen any yet in GA, but we’ve been too busy to feed them. Maybe this year! 🙂
Greg, another place where I have had excellent results is FedEx Office. I’ve had several things, especially oversized, done. I recently had a card with beautiful color and it was in a gloss finish reproduced there. I needed multiple cards. When completed, you literally couldn’t pick out the original. While waiting, I saw an oversized family photo they had printed. It was a beautiful and great quality. So, one more place for all things your home printer won’t handle. I have also used them for scanning jobs your personal printer may not handle well.
Thank you for making these beautiful blue and whites available to us.
Thank you for the tip, Connie – we’d never considered FedEx!
These porcelain prints are absolutely gorgeous!….. now I need to decide what has to come OFF of my walls to make a place for these brilliant beauties to find a home! Could be big changes for the New Year in this house! ?. Thanks for continuing to share your talents with us ! All the Best in the Days Ahead!
I know, right! I told Handan she had a winner the moment I laid eyes on them! 🙂
These are eye catching! My first thought brought me back to my Grandma’s Blue Willow China from many moons ago. I don’t recall her ever using them, but they sure were pretty to look at. Good eye Handan!?? Speaking of Handan and China, does her superstition about a black front door (love the new Stardew!!?) have anything to do with Feng-Shui? Just curious?, because I practice it.
Thank you, Cindy! I don’t think her black door superstition has anything to do with Feng-Shui – I’ve never heard her mention it. I think it’s just a superstition that black doors bring sickness to those within.
Is there some way to download these to your hard drive rather than to the cloud? I have tons of storage and am cynical enough not to trust the cloud.
Absolutely, Sue! Check out our help file. When you get to the part about downloading, just navigate to one of your local drives to save the printable.
https://www.thenavagepatch.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/How-to-download-the-free-printables.pdf