These winter favorites capture the cozy spirit of the season, so I’ve bundled them into a Winter Favorites Free Printable just for you!
I love staying home this time of year and embracing my inner homebody. My favorite things about winter include chunky sweaters, fuzzy boots, steaming peppermint mochas, warm mittens, and a wool hat. Those comforting images inspired this printable set, and I hope they bring a little extra warmth to your home too.
After hearing from readers who had already taken down their holiday decor and wanted something fresh for the weeks between Christmas and Valentine’s Day, I created this printable trio. The set includes a central “Winter Favorites” print and two coordinating pieces that play together beautifully: a “Let It Snow” design with a delicate watercolor snowflake and a “Let’s Stay Home” print centered on a boxwood wreath motif.
I enjoyed pulling together soft watercolor elements from stock graphics to create a cozy, cohesive look. Once I started designing one printable, I couldn’t stop—I ended up creating coordinating art so you can use them together on a shelf, entryway, or gallery wall.
The “Let It Snow” piece is simple and elegant—perfect if your kids are always asking for snow. The watercolor snowflake keeps it light and whimsical without being cluttered.
The “Let’s Stay Home” printable reflects my truest feelings about the season: cozying up under a blanket, tackling small indoor projects, or simply taking time to declutter and reset. It’s the perfect sentiment for an entryway or a comfy corner of the living room.
Tips for Printing Free Printables
For the best results, print on good-quality cardstock. Cardstock gives printables a nice weight, hides light bleed-through, and generally looks more professional than standard copy paper. If you plan to frame these pieces, choose a matte or satin finish to reduce glare.
Print settings matter: use the highest quality or photo-quality setting available on your printer, and print at 300 DPI when possible. If your printer supports borderless printing, consider that option for a clean edge; otherwise, use “fit to page” or scale slightly if needed to avoid trimming important elements.
A reliable color printer makes a difference if you plan to produce these at home. If you prefer to have them printed elsewhere, a local print shop or an online print service can offer good paper choices and consistent color output. When printing at a shop, ask for color calibration or preview to ensure the watercolor tones print true to the design.
I placed the Winter Favorites and Let It Snow prints on open shelves and hung the Let’s Stay Home piece in my entryway to fill the space left when holiday art came down. You could also arrange them in a horizontal trio in matching frames for a cohesive gallery wall display, or mix frame styles for a more eclectic look.
Display ideas:
- Group all three prints side-by-side in identical frames for a balanced gallery effect.
- Place one print on a mantel or open shelf with seasonal accents like candles, knit throws, or a small evergreen sprig.
- Use a simple frame and mat for a polished gift-ready look.
If you’re looking for cozy show recommendations to watch while wrapped in a blanket, I’m currently enjoying “This Is Us” and thinking about starting “The Crown.” I’d love to hear your favorites—drop a note in the comments if a particular series is a must-watch.
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Get the Printables
To download the three free winter printables—Winter Favorites, Let It Snow, and Let’s Stay Home—look for the printable download area on the site where this article appears. Print, frame, and enjoy bringing a little extra winter charm into your home.
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Enjoy these printables and have fun creating a cozy winter corner in your home!