I love using printables to decorate for Christmas! If you have a color printer, they are a quick and simple way to add festive decorations to your home. We have a letter to Santa printable for the kids, so now we’re giving you an easy decor printable for adults. I created three different rustic Christmas printables for you to incorporate in your decor this year.
Rustic Christmas Printables
The rustic style and traditional colors of these printables will fit in with many different kinds of holiday decor. Follow the links below to download the PDF version of each of the three designs. I created two sizes for each of the rectangular designs so that they will fit in small and large frames.
Related: These printables would look beautiful framed next to this DIY rustic Christmas cottage decoration!
What You Will Need:
- color printer
- cardstock
- scissors or paper trimmer
- frames (optional)
- Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas 5×7
- Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas 8.5×11
- Most Wonderful Time of the Year 5×7
- Most Wonderful Time of the Year 8.5×11
- Noel 8×8
Begin by loading the correct size of cardstock into your color paper. I like to use cardstock for decor printables because it is much sturdier and less translucent than standard printer paper. Download the PDFs linked above to your computer, then select the printable you would like to use. Print it out using full color and on the highest printer settings for the best results.
You can use these printables in frames, clipped to clipboards, or as the cover of your annual Christmas card!
If you’re looking for more pretty Christmas decoration ideas, these sea glass Christmas trees are great for a coastal themed home. What’s even better is that you can use sea glass you’ve collected over the summer or on vacation!
And for one last adorable and easy craft, this mason jar lid snowman makes the perfect tabletop or shelf decoration for the holidays!
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