You may have arrived here, expecting to see our Templates blog. We’ve moved to a new spot, and combined our Templates and Clip Art blogs into one, all-up, downloadable content blog. It’s all still new to us, and for now we’re taking it slow and easy, keeping current features and assessing what we want to do differently. To that point, we would really like to know what you think of the Template du Jour feature. Please post comments on our new blog.
Missing your daily dose of templates? Wondering where the new stuff is? Mosey on over to our new blog. We’re just getting up to speed, but we’d like you to come along for the ride.
This episode of Top Templates showcases a community-submitted template made in Publisher 2007. 2010 White Elephant Christmas Party Invitation was submitted by Russell Popham. Yes, we realize Christmas already occurred, and we feel bad about not having this up. But we have lots of other holiday invites you can browse or adapt this one.
Top Templates with Doug and Ron: Christmas Party Invitation
Download this template, browse more free party invites, or submit your own.
Next week's episode of Top Templates: an invite to a time sheets. --Doug Thomas
We’re off till after the new year.
cheers!
At our latitude, the winter solstice is a significant event. Although it is the official beginning of winter, for us it means we will start that long, wonderful climb toward longer days and shorter nights.
In acknowledgement of Winter, we have an assortment of templates featuring winter themes, as well as a large selection of holiday winter images for enhancing your creations.
Here’s to the coming days of more light. Happy Solstice.
--Nancy
This episode of Top Templates showcases a community-submitted template made in PowerPoint 2007. Grass Field was submitted by DKT and shows us how to use your pictures in a presentation.
Top Templates with Doug and Ron: Pictures as PowerPoint
Download this template, browse more free design slides featuring nature, or submit your own.
Next week's episode of Top Templates: an invite to a party. --Doug Thomas
We have an astonishingly robust template collection on our site, and judging by the number of downloads, it’s clear many of you take advantage of these free templates. We use these templates too. Sometimes, though, it’s hard to decide exactly how to find what you want.
We know many of you search by category:
or go straight to our Collections pages:
or just search. We have sliced and diced our offerings in many ways, so we hope there is something that works for you.
For instance, if you were searching for Christmas templates, you might start with a straight search, but find that it is a little overwhelming. You could always go over to our Seasonal Party Template Collections page and browse through the Winter category. 
Once you find a group of templates you can sort any number of ways:
You can also filter how many community-submitted templates you will see:
And if you can’t find exactly the template you are looking for, perhaps you have created your own. In that case, we hope you submit it so that others can benefit from your creativity.
What I’m really curious about, though, is what templates you use in your day-to-day work life. Do we have you covered? What do you need that you haven’t been able to find? We are always interested in your ideas.
--Nancy
