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Why do I love printables so much? Because they’re cute, cheap decor! You can swap them out every season, and a simple frame turns a free printable into wall art that looks like it came from a boutique.
Here are two of my favorite free Christmas printables. Print one (or both!) and you can freshen up a mantel, entryway or kitchen in minutes.
1. Farm Fresh Christmas Trees printable
I love old trucks, and this one looks like it should be parked at a cabin by a lake. It reminds me of Christmases visiting the mountains, where (to this Florida girl) the cold and snow felt like pure magic. It’s cozy, a little farmhouse, and perfect for the kitchen or a gallery wall.
Get your free Farm Fresh Christmas Trees printable →
2. There Snow Place Like Home printable
We almost never get snow in Northeast Florida, so I have to pretend! This sweet “There Snow Place Like Home” sign brings a little winter wonderland inside, no shoveling required. It comes in two colors.
Get your free There Snow Place Like Home printable (blue and white) →
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How to print and display your Christmas wall art
- Print at home on bright white cardstock for crisp colors. Choose “fit to page” in your print settings.
- Go big at a print shop. Office supply stores and the photo counter at many pharmacies can print a poster-size version for a statement piece.
- Use a frame you already have. Swap out a family photo for the season, or pick up an inexpensive frame at the dollar store or a big-box store.
- Layer it on the mantel. Lean the frame against the wall with greenery, candles and a few ornaments in front.
- Make it a gift. A framed printable with a bag of homemade cocoa mix makes a sweet, budget-friendly gift for a teacher or neighbor.
More budget-friendly Christmas decorating ideas
- Fill clear jars or vases with ornaments, pinecones or candy canes.
- String popcorn and cranberry garland with the kids.
- Tuck greenery from the yard (or extra tree trimmings) into mason jars.
- Decorate the rooms you use most and skip the rest.
Find even more in our 25 Easy Christmas Hacks.
Free printable
The Christmas Planning Starter Kit
A holiday budget, gift tracker, December countdown and a one-fun-thing-a-day activity calendar. Print it, fill it in, and enjoy a calmer season.
Planning your decorating this year? The Christmas Planner includes a room-by-room decorating plan, a “decor to buy” list and storage notes for next year, plus your budget, gift tracker and countdown. Get the Christmas Planner ($8) →
Christmas printables FAQ
What size are these printables?
They’re designed to print on standard 8.5 x 11 inch paper. They also look great printed larger at a print shop.
Can I sell prints of these?
These printables are for personal use only. You’re welcome to print them for your own home or to give as a gift.
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