Day 24: A Christmas Thank You Card

As our last download this Christmas season, enjoy this thank you card. Print these out and give them to all the loved ones that gave you a Christmas present this year. Get the PDF HERE.

Merry Christmas!

Day 23: Food or Name Place Tags

Help guests recognize what food you'll be serving at your Christmas table this year. When at parties, I always want cheese platters to have something like this so I know what cheese I'm eating, and so I know what to buy if I like it! You could always use these as name place cards, if you don't think your food needs to be labeled. Get the free PDF download HERE. Merry Christmas Eve Eve!

Day 22: Reclaimed Wood and Ribbon Rosette DIY

Get the DIY on this cute decoration from Julia HERE.

Day 21: B&W Christmas Tags

Julia made this cute and simple tags for those gifts you're giving away. Download them HERE.

Day 20: Children's Coloring Page

A great way to keep kids busy during the various Christmas activities you have going on is to have them color. This free download from Muffin is the perfect solution! Click HERE to get it.

Day 19: Kids Reindeer Card with Candycane

Download this super cute candy cane gift holder HERE on Muffin's blog!

Day 18: Photo Tree Ornaments

I've made some personalize-able tree ornaments for today's download. I think every kid likes to see their picture on a Christmas tree!

Click HERE to download the file with one of each ornament (the download has a blank spot for you to include your picture). For best results, print on the heaviest paper that your printer will accept--they will last longer that way. 

Day 17: Christmas Framable Art

Christmas day is December 25th, but in case you're ever in question about it, this print will save you. This is an 8"x10" image that is printable on 8.5"x11" card stock, so super easy to do at home and throw in any 8"x10" frame you already have. I'm just temporarily replacing what was in this frame during the Christmas season. 

Click HERE for the color version shown below, or HERE if you prefer just black ink.

Day 16: Holiday Bottle Label

Spruce up your bottles this Christmas with these adorable labels. Go HERE to get them!

Day 15: Pretty-Ugly Sweater DIY

Julia has a great DIY project for today, create this ugly sweater for your next holiday party. You'll be sure to win the ugly sweater contest.

Day 14: Free Envelope Liner

Get this free printable envelope liner to match yesterday's card from Muffin on her blog. I love when envelopes are lined.

Day 13: Free Christmas Card Download

Click HERE to go to Muffin's blog to download her beautifully handwritten Christmas card.

Day 12: Cash Holder

For those of you that will be giving a little cash to your loved one this Christmas, dress it up with a pouch and a card.

Download the file HERE and enjoy . . . although you might want to put more than $1 in your pouch, not a lot of cash around here.

(Once you click to download the file, it will open in Adobe Reader, a program you will be able to print from.)

Day 11: A Card for Your Teacher

Today's free download is this card for the teacher(s) you love. Click HERE to download the 3.5 x 5 inch foldable card.

Day 10: Candle Wrapper

Julia has made these beautiful candle wrappers for today's download. Go to her website to get yours!

Day 9: Holiday To-Do Lists

I guess I'm not the only one that likes to write things down and cross them off once accomplished. Go to Julia's blog and download these Holiday To-Do lists. I'm totally using these.

Day 8: Free Printable Christmas Wrapping Paper

Muffin has come up with a great download today (which I should have posted up this morning...). Printable wrapping paper! Go to her blog to download the print below, and also see the other wrapping paper options she has available for sale in her etsy shop for just $5.

Day 7: Salt Dough gift tags

Head over to Muffin's blog to get the tutorial on how to make these Anthropologie inspired gift tags. She showed them to me in real life last night when we met up, they are awesome!

Day 5: Bold Gift Tags

These boldly texted and boldly colored gift tags can be tied around just about anything you'll be giving away this Christmas. Click HERE to download the PDF and enjoy!

Day 5: A nice little set of ornament cards

Our Christmas tree is a hodgepodge of ornaments collected and given to me and my kids over the years. I was excited when I came up with an idea to memorialize them, before they get even more beat up than they already are. 

Below is an image of all six cards available to download. The top two ornaments are from my family's tree growing up. I wish I knew where they came from, but I always loved them, along with several other ornaments I have fond memories of (including a wooden santa whose arms and legs would go up as you pulled a string). If you look closely you'll see that they've had better days, and may have even had a little photoshopping done to them to make them look a little more front-of-a-card ready. But not too much.

The second two down are from my mom. One given to me by her in about 2001 and the other inherited when she passed away in 2003. They are Goebel Berta Hummel ornaments, and I only know that because I still have the boxes they came in. 

The last two my daughter picked out because they are two of her favorites. She loves decorating for Christmas, it's adorable.

I made these cards 3.5 x 5, so you can insert a small pictures if you'd like (they fold in half like a standard card), or attach one to a gift, or as a note itself (they will fit into envelopes that xpedx carries size 3.625"x 5.725" that are about $4.59 for a pack of 25). I created a download for each card (with two cards to a page of 8.5 x 11 paper) so if you only like one specific card, you don't waste ink printing a card on the other half of the paper that you don't want. Here are the PDFs to download:

balloon

angel

boy with tree

drummer boy

sphere

nutcracker