There are hundreds if not a thousand-plus Christmas printables at my various FreePrintable.net sites, including letters from Santa, Christmas recipe cards, and brand-new Christmas letterhead templates.
Whether you’re decorating, letter-writing, or just celebrating, I’m sure you’ll find lots to download and print. And remember, all of my printables have free versions.
If you know a kid who’s written to Santa, you can help out the busy bearded fellow with one of the dozens of illustrated letters from Santa at SantaPrintables.com. There are letters suitable for placing in a stocking or setting out Christmas morning. (For example, Santa says thanks for the cookies!) The site has Baby’s First Christmas commemorative letters, letters for the family pet, and joking letters for adults. The letters are free to downloaded as a PDF or $5 for an editable DOC that can be typed into, adding names and personal family details. SantaPrintables.com also has Christmas printables such as games, an Advent calendar, Christmas cards, and coloring pages. And remember to visit my main coloring site, FreePrintableColoringPages.net, for even more Christmas coloring pages.
You’ll find lots of Christmas stationery at FreePrintableStationery.net, plus the holiday letterhead at FreeLetterheadTemplates.net. (I recently added to that site.) And for even more flexibility, take a look at the page borders at PageBorders.net. They’re perfect for Christmas flyers and holiday letters. And PrintableSigns.net has Christmas signs for businesses and just for fun.
FreePrintableGroceryList.com has Christmas shopping lists for planning holiday meals and baking projects, while PrintableToDoList.com is the place to go for seasonal to do lists. You’ll find colorful Christmas recipe cards at FreePrintableRecipeCards.net, and they’re free as PDFs or $7 customizable DOC versions. The holiday gift tags at FreePrintableGiftTags.net feature snowmen, Christmas trees, and angels and are ideal for packages or plates of cookies.
The Christmas certificates at FreePrintableCertificates.net are great stocking stuffers. There are cute designs for kids and Christmas parties but I’m a big fan of the humorous “lump of coal” or “naughty” and “nice” certificates for older kids or adults.