Free Christmas Printables for Thrifty Holiday Decorating

Free printable Christmas Art that you can simply print off, frame, and display is an easy and thrifty way to change up your holiday decor.

Free printables for Christmas are some of my favourite printables to make and each year I love to come up with a few new ideas that suit our theme or decor for the season. I find it to be a really easy and thrifty way to refresh your evergreen decor by being able to simply switch what you have in your picture frames for the season. Just print it off and go!

Whether you use free Christmas printables as a dramatic focal point in our decor, or just as a playful way to add some holiday charm; it’s an excellent way to customize your decor and give your old ornaments a fresh feel. Today I’m sharing three appealing free Christmas printables that I made to use in our home this season. I think each of these pieces add a unique feel to little vignettes in our home; from cute and rustic to artfully sophisticated. It’s amazing how versatile free Christmas printables can be!

I hope you find these free printables the perfect thrifty way to inject a visual splash of Christmas into your holiday decor this season.

Today I’m joined by some of my blogging friends for the Seasonal Simplicity Christmas Series and we are all sharing some kind of printable with you. Be sure to check out the rest of the ideas being shared at the bottom of my post.

The first piece that I made is a horizontal print, but I also made it available in a vertical image if your frame happens to go that way. It’s a Farm Fresh Christmas Trees print that is light, airy, and natural feeling. I’ve decorated our living room with mainly green and white this season so this print works perfectly above the bookshelf that we have beside our fireplace. It works perfectly with a mini tabletop Christmas tree or with some simple bottlebrush trees, as I used below.

Initially, I had my extra large village houses on display in our dining room, so I created this Scandanavian feeling Christmas house printable to work in that area. I’ve since moved around our decor but I still hope to use this sweet little printable somewhere in our home. I just love how calming it feelings with the snow gently falling in front of the sweet little Scandi style red house.

This “Oh Come Let Us Adore Him” printable is a classic that I have had in my printable library for a few seasons, but I printed it out again to use this year in conjunction with my nativity scene. So far, I’ve got it setup in the dining room and I think it looks beautiful with all of the gold touches we have in there. This printable is also available in several different watercolour colour choices.

I’ve also shared several other free printables for the holidays over the past few seasons that I think you might love! Just click on the image to be taken to the post…

All of my email subscribers have full access to my printables all year long, and I am continually adding new ones each season…

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I’ve uploaded this print in both 5×7 and 8×10 sizes as PDFs in my free printable library. Just click on the “Christmas Printables” folder and then locate and click on the folder entitled “Free Christmas Printables 2021” OR if you want the Nativity printable click on the “Nativity Printable” folder within the “Christmas Printables” folder.

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As I mentioned, today I’m joining some of my talented blogging friends who are also sharing their Free Christmas Printables with us! Be sure to visit their posts by clicking on the links below the images.