Grab 10 beautiful Christmas printables for your home for just $5 — print them at home and you’re ready to decorate!
I’m thrilled to introduce my newest Christmas printable collection. This is always one of my favorite projects of the year, and I’ve been developing ideas for months. I hope you’ll love the designs as much as I enjoyed creating them.
This collection includes a variety of styles: delicate watercolor artwork, festive quotes, floral accents, and a few playful designs — even a take on the popular “Farm Fresh Christmas Tree” and a quirky ugly Christmas sweater set. There’s a little something for every holiday style.

These printables make quick, thoughtful gifts — perfect for teachers, neighbors, or friends. Simply print your chosen design, frame it, and you have an easy, beautiful present. They’re an affordable way to share holiday cheer without stretching your budget.
You can also scale them down to create custom gift tags: print at a smaller size via your printer settings, cut to shape, punch a hole, and add ribbon or twine. Or use them as seasonal decor around your home — grouped in frames on a mantel, propped on a shelf, or displayed in entryways.

Get the Christmas Printables Here
$5 for the full set of 10 printable artworks.
**Please remember these holiday printables are for personal use only. Commercial use is prohibited.**
If you have any trouble downloading the files, please e‑mail me at [email protected] and I’ll make sure you get them.
My Premier Printables Shop
This year I’m offering the complete printable bundle through my shop. After the initial launch period, the bundle is available for $5. I appreciate your support — every purchase helps me continue creating new printable art each season.
Over the years I’ve enjoyed sharing free printables, and I’ll continue to offer occasional freebies. Going forward, the full seasonal collections will be part of my Premier Printables Collection. Creating high-quality designs takes time and resources, so offering the full set for a small fee helps me keep producing beautiful work.
Thank you for your support and for sharing how you use the printables — your photos and stories are my favorite part of this process. I look forward to creating more printable art for your home for years to come.
Enjoy the season!
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Tips on Printing Printable Art Decor
- Home printer: If you don’t have a reliable home printer, choose a color inkjet that handles photo-quality prints and cardstock. A dependable printer will save time and produce richer colors for watercolor and mixed-media designs.
- Use cardstock: I recommend printing on 65–110 lb cardstock instead of standard office paper. Cardstock gives the print more weight, resists creasing, and presents more professionally in a frame.
- Local print options: If you don’t have a printer at home, local print shops or office supply stores can print on heavier paper for you. They can also help if you want specific paper finishes or larger sizes.
- Scaling and trimming: The files are set to print at 100% with a small border to accommodate most frames. Many designs print on standard 8.5×11 paper; if you’re framing in an 8×10, trim the borders slightly for a perfect fit. If your print doesn’t fit your frame, try adjusting the scale in your printer settings.
- Note: Specific printer settings vary by brand and computer, so if you run into issues, test a single sheet first and adjust settings as needed.
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