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150 FREE Christmas papers

If there’s something every crafter loves, it’s an endless supply of paper! The festivities are fast approaching, so we’ve rounded up over 100 Christmas designs to bring you the ultimate paper stash. Plus, they’re free for you to download right now! If you run out, just print more and continue crafting! You’ll find everything from festive patterned papers to sentiments and fun toppers below. Simply click on the image to download each pack.

150 FREE Christmas papers

1. Traditional prints

one robin

2. Winter wonderland

Winter wonderland

3. Stars and snowflakes

Three

4. Frosty forest

Four reindeer

5. Yuletide designs

Five christmas

6. Festive stripes

Striped papers

7. Christmas motifs

Seven papers

8. Stars and stripes

Eight papers

9. Jolly sentiments

Nine sentiments jolly

10. Merry and bright

Bright papers

11. Scandi sentiments

pastel papers

12. Whimsical designs

Whim papers

13. Deck the halls

Thirteen papers

14. Festive birds

Sentiment papers

15. Star bright

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16. Bold Christmas

Christmas paper blog

17. Scandi designs

Traditional christmas

18. Winter woodland

Woodland

19. Family of deer

Deer Papers

20. Winter warmers

Winter Warmer Christmas Papers

21. Luxe delights

Luxe Christmas Papers

22. Blues and greens

Blue and Green Christmas Papers

23. Festive characters

Festive Character Christmas Papers

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