Free printable Christmas art set: six vintage-style Christmas tree prints that suit a variety of decorating styles.
It’s that time of year — the season of holiday printables! Even with Thanksgiving approaching, I wanted to share this free collection of vintage Christmas tree prints to help you add a warm, seasonal touch to your home without spending much.
I create free printables as a simple way to say thank you and to give you resources that make decorating easy and affordable. These printable pieces are designed to fit into many decor styles, from traditional to modern farmhouse, and to add a little cheerful charm to entryways, mantels, or gallery walls.
My hope is that these prints help create a space that feels welcoming and restorative — a place you enjoy coming home to and that helps you start your day with a little extra comfort and inspiration.
Although printable art alone won’t solve everything, it can be an easy, uplifting detail that makes your home feel cozier and more festive during the holidays.
You can download the set by subscribing — click the link to sign up and receive the printable files via email.
If you’re already subscribed to the blog, the downloadable set should already be in your inbox. You can also access the printable library using the password included at the bottom of my emails.
Print directions and tips
- Download the Christmas tree prints from the Printable Library (check your email for the library password).
- For large, cost-effective prints, use an engineering print service through an office supply store:
- At Staples: choose Services & Solutions → Printing Services → Blueprints → 18″ x 24″ → Design Now → Color Blueprints.
- Upload the image files, set orientation to Portrait, and add to cart.
- Important: in the order notes ask “do not scale to fit” to keep the image at the correct size (for example, 16″ x 20″ inside an 18″ x 24″ blueprint).
Note: print availability and service names can vary by location. If your local Staples does not offer engineer prints, try Office Depot, another local print shop, or an online print service as an alternative.
You can also print the images at home as standard 8″ x 10″ prints and frame them in 8″ x 10″ frames, or mat them into larger frames for a gallery look. Whether you opt for large engineering prints or smaller framed prints, these images are versatile and easy to work into your seasonal decor.
These printables are intended to be an easy, budget-friendly way to refresh your space for the holidays. Frame one on a side table, create a small gallery above a bench, or display a trio on a mantel for a simple seasonal vignette.
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Sources and styling details for the photographed space
- Wall color: Benjamin Moore Swiss Coffee
- Door color: Benjamin Moore Wrought Iron
- Picture frames (I painted mine with metallic spray paint)
- Bench: DIY tutorial converting a repurposed coffee table
- Throw blanket and pillows: similar styles to those shown
- Mini and larger tabletop Christmas trees used for styling
- Wreath and ribbon used in the vignette
Wishing you a joyful and peaceful holiday season. I hope these vintage tree printables bring a little extra cheer and warmth to your home.
