FreePrintable.net: Christmas Printables

Published: Tue, 12/22/15

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The Christmas Edition

Christmas is coming! And for me, since I live in Oregon, it could even include snow! For your family, Christmas might mean Santa or cookies or reindeer or presents or family or traditions or church or all of the above. Regardless, if you celebrate Christmas, I have printables for you.

This week, I rounded up some of the most popular Christmas printables, including letters from Santa, new gift tags and other fun stuff.

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Christmas Printables

Whether you’re looking for a letter from Santa for Christmas morning, a cute “lump of coal” certificate for a stocking, or just want to save money and a trip to the store by printing gift tags for free, the FreePrintable.net sites have lots of options for you.

There are more than 75 Christmas gift tags to choose from at FreePrintableGiftTags.net, including several new designs featuring playful elves, Baby Jesus in the manger, angels, Santa, reindeer, a snowman, and a wintery penguin. They’re all free to download and print. There are several per sheet, so you can print on paper, cardstock, or sticker paper and then cut the tags apart.

SantaPrintables.com has dozens of letters from Santa, as well as printable activities and coloring pages. Choose from letters tailored toward specific situations, for Christmas morning, or even for Baby’s First Christmas or the family pet.

Christmas certificates make a fun last-minute gift. There are awards for Santa’s Little Helper as well as the Ugly Sweater Contest award winner and the best Christmas lights. For older children and adults who can take a joke, you’ll find “naughty” and “nice” certificates as well as lump of coal in paper form. Also, the site has a Christmas IOU as well as gift certificates to present in lieu of a physical present.

For organizing gift lists, listing decorations, and planning meals, there are several brightly colored planners, shopping lists, and more at PrintablePlanners.net and FreePrintableGroceryList.com. And if you’d like to share or record holiday recipes, there are Christmas recipe cards with Santas, trees, and more at FreePrintableRecipeCards.net.

You’ll also find Christmas stationery at FreePrintableStationery.net, page borders at PageBorders.net, and writing prompts at FreeWritingPrompts.net.

All of the printables have a free option, while some, such as certificates and recipe cards, also have a paid premium option to download a DOC version for editing in Microsoft Word. The letters from Santa are free in PDF form, or $5 if you’d like to further personalize the letter by typing into it before printing.

Please keep sending me your ideas for new printables for the coming year. Thanks and happy printing!

Kudos

This is one of my favorite printables user emails ever. It’s from Alyssa E. She began, “You rock! That is all.” But she elaborated: “I love that you set up basic printables. I love that you give the option for them to be editable or not. I love that you give an option for things to be free or paid. I just think that's fantastic. Anyway, just thought you ought to know.” Thanks so much, Alyssa! You made my day.

Popular Printables

My site with free 2016 calendars has seen a lot of visitors this week, as people get ready for a brand-new year. But the forms and lists at PrintablePlanners.net are also especially popular this time of year, so I decided to look at which planner pages are downloaded the most from the site.

A daily schedule with distinct sections has been downloaded the most in recent days. The Top 15 most downloaded planners also include several journals and trackers, such as a daily food journal, a password tracker, and a bill tracker.

This is the time of year when there is a lot of interest in the five-year and ten-year journals. These diaries have room to write a few lines each day so you can see what you did in business or your personal life on Jan. 1 (and so on) year after year.

Other printables that were downloaded a lot from the site include: a project planner, a day planner with room to write tomorrow’s to-do list, a “cute” five-day planner, a business agenda, a daily planner with 15-minute increments, a vertical weekly planner, and a 90-day calendar.

PrintablePlanners.net also has a complete student planner as well as several different sizes of planner page sets designed to fit in DayRunner and Franklin Planner type ringed datebooks.

There are free versions of every printable at the site, while some also have a premium editable option to purchase.

To see which printables are most popular at all the FreePrintable.net sites combined by day, week, or month, just visit: FreePrintable.net/popular/.

Sincerely,

FreePrintable.net

kevin@freeprintable.net