New free Christmas printables for your home decor! Use your home printer to add festive cheer to your home this holiday season!
Hello friend! I love this post every year because it's one of my favorite things. It takes me back to when I first started to really decorate my home and didn't have much money for art or for changing my decor with the seasons. So I started printing free printable art, and it's been one of the things I've loved over the years.
I started creating my own printables for my readers several years ago. And once I start making them, it's hard for me to stop!
But this year I made a few new printable art pieces for FREE for your Christmas decor. I printed them out and scattered them around my house to add some festive cheer for the cost of a piece of paper and some ink!
The next printable is probably my favorite in this set, and I loved how it looked in this pretty plaid frame. It would be such a cute idea to gift someone a frame with a free printable in it.
I had to print this one at 65% to fit a 4 x 6 frame, but it turned out so cute! All of these printables are made to print on 8.5×11 paper (more printing tips at the end of this post), but they can be printed smaller to fit smaller frames.
I added this sweet, festive living room scene to a never-before-seen corner of my kitchen. I need to take photos of this space and share them soon! But for now, I'll enjoy a little Christmas cheer at the sink.
I made the living room scene in both vertical and horizontal orientations so you can frame it either way!
And this traditional wreath printable went on my built-ins in the living room. I also made a wreath printable with the word “joy” in it, so you have options!
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Tips on Printing Printable Art Decor
- Home Printer: If you don't have a good printer to print these at home, I recommend mine. I've had this printer for several years now. The ink lasts a long time, and I haven't had any problems with it. It prints out all of my free printables with no issues!!
- Use Cardstock: I recommend printing your printables on cardstock. Regular printer paper is too thin, tears and crumples easily, and is see-through.
- Other printer options: If you don't have a printer at home, I've used Staples and Office Depot for printing needs, and both were great!
- I've set the printables to print at 100% with some space around the edge to allow for your frame. Also, these print at 8.5×11, which is larger than an 8 x 10 frame. So you'll have to trim the borders to make them fit. If they still don't fit your frame, adjust the scale of the picture in your printer settings and see if that helps. Unfortunately, I can't give specific printer advice because every printer and computer combo is different.
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