Christmas Freebies | 6 Printable Letters to Santa

Are your kids excited about writing their letters to Santa? My son has a short list, and this is the week we’ll write the official letter. So I went searching for some printables to help! Shown above is a fantastic example from Wink Design. I love that your child can include a photo or drawing of herself.

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Do you have a little one that is super excited for Christmas and wants to write a letter to Santa? Look no further! Our special printable letters to Santa are the perfect way to get your child started!

These letters to Santa templates are fun, easy to use, and ready to go for your child’s special letter. All you need to do is print them off and your child will be able to fill them in with their Christmas wishes. There is even space for them to draw a picture of their wish list!

The letters to Santa come with a variety of designs, colors, and themes so you can choose the one that best suits your child’s taste. Whether it’s a traditional letter or a more modern version, the letters to Santa will help your child get in the Christmas spirit and bring a smile to their face.

The letters to Santa are a great way to get your child excited and engaged in the holiday season. And you will have a special keepsake that your child can look back on later in life.

So don’t wait any longer! Print off these ready to go letters to Santa templates and let your child’s imagination run wild! They will be sure to have a wonderful time writing their letter to Santa.

Source: Wink Design

If your kids love peppermint candy canes, this could be the one! Get it from Jinxy Kids

This fun one comes from Dolled Up Design.

Download this free suite of Santa Stationery, plus get instructions on how to have Santa reply to you child! it’s time sensitive though, letters need to be mailed by December 10th, so hurry! Get all the details at Playdough to Plato

This one has cute little images to color and blanks to fill in from A Very Curious Class.

Finally here’s one for the francophones! I love how it includes a note asking Pere Noel to also bring gits for other people. We’ll definitely be using this one, plus one in English this year! Get it from Grandir Avec Nathan

Are you looking for more Christmas Holiday papers and supplies? Check out some of our favorite holiday designs over at A Cherry on Top. and these printable designs we found on Etsy.

Check out these other Christmas-themed posts for project ideas and tutorials for Holiday Scrapbooking.

Sophie’s darling doggy design has a mix of orange, yellow and purple with fun plaids and patterns. I love the repeating “BOO” words going down, all the colorful pumpkins and the torn paper for some texture. Repeating a single word is a great way to fill up space and add emphasis. Take a closer look at the Paige Evans blog.

If scary and creepy aren’t really your style it’s ok to do sweet and cute for Halloween, in fact it’s a really big trend! With soft pastel colors, happy ghosts and smiling Jack O’ Lanterns, cute is what’s in for this Halloween. So if you’ve got little ones who are too cute to spook or silly Halloween pet photos to scrap you’ll want to check out all these Halloween scrapbook layout ideas that are on the softer side of spooky.

Julie’s adorable layout used repeated stamping in colored and black ink pads to create a cool custom background. Behind the photos are layers of distressed pattern papers, a purple monster patch, there’s also a wooden title, tickets and chipboard flags. Learn more at the Hey Little Magpie blog.

You don’t even need Halloween supplies, just go with the theme of the costume like Evanjelene did here with darling Minnie Mouse photos and traditional primary Disney colors of red, white and blue. There’s 3D folded paper rosettes, black and white photos mounted on tabbed panels, tickets, stars, splatters and more with a retro mixed media feel. I spotted her idea on the 49th and Market Instagram page.

Nathalie create an amazing frame for her cute Halloween layout by cutting the frame out from paper that has pumpkin faces scalloped around the edges, adding dark orange striped paper in the center on a fall floral base. She offset her pics with a bubbling cauldron with flying bats, more fall florals and a chipboard title. Find all the details at the Simple Stories blog.

Marci’s sweet Pippi Longstockings orange and black layout uses a grid formation with 4 large squares but inside of two squares are smaller printed squares fussy cut from pattern paper. There’s small scalloped borders with a large scalloped frame, fun little sign, bat embellishments, word bubble and black and orange sequins. I came across her idea in her Marci LB gallery at Scrapbook.com.

Erin’s dog loves to chew up pumpkins which makes for a funny and adorable set a double page layouts for Halloween. One side has an orange sky, picket fence, and creepy tree, the other side has a large moon, both have layers of spider web and striped papers with stamped and colored pumpkins. I spotted these at the Crafty Concepts with Erin Instagram page.

Susi designed a stack of Halloween books made of pattern papers and stitching with the worlds cutest witch peeking over the top. Cutting out photos add such a unique touch! There’s also chipboard ghosts, puffy letter sticker spelling out the title, bats, cats and pumpkins too. Find step by step directions at the Pinkfresh Studio blog.

Stephanie accented her Super Hero layout with big bold spider webs made with shimmery Deco Foil. In the center is a stack of pattern papers, a super hero, some embellishments and a sentiment with more papers stacked behind the pic. I love the little dog side kick in the web! Find direction at the Therm O Web blog.

Inessa created a custom background using distressed strips of cardstock and pattern papers going down the center. She mixed florals with Halloween images in pretty purple, pink and orange with die cut letters for the date and a journaling card to document the day. I spotted this on the Paper and Bling Instagram page.

Becki put a twist on a spider web by connecting pattern paper tags, tucked behind borders of web paper, with black twine and adding tiny spiders on the threads, so fun! She added a chipboard title and clusters of Halloween embellishment on both borders too. Find all the details at the Simple Stories blog.

I hope you have a very sweet Halloween!

-Heather

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