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This christmas wrapping paper aesthetic set swaps the usual red and green for a softer palette: blush, sage, mint and lilac, all on bright white grounds. Nineteen all-over patterns cover pastel trees, gingham bows, snowflakes, ornaments and more, built for card makers and junk journalers who want a gentler holiday look this year.
Print the sheets on US Letter paper, borderless if your printer allows it or trimmed to the edge if it does not, and use matte paper or cardstock for anything that goes into a journal or gets written on.
Using these images: free for personal projects such as printing, coloring, cards, journals and gifts. Handmade items that include them may be sold up to 30 pieces per design. More than that is commercial use and is not permitted, and neither is selling or sharing the images themselves or passing them off as your own. Please ask before any other use.
Trees and Sprigs
Little pink trees scatter loosely across white, an easy base layer for a holiday journal page under a photo or a strip of washi.
Sage green pine sprigs repeat over white with tiny gold dots scattered between them, good for lining a gift envelope or a small pocket page.
Rows of pastel bottle brush trees in blush and mint stand across a white ground, a cheerful cover sheet for a small gift wrap folio.
Sage leaves and pink holly berries repeat in small sprigs over white, a quiet pairing partner for the pastel pink trees toss paper above.
Checks and Stripes
Blush and sage gingham squares carry tiny pink bows at each crossing point, a sweet mat behind a sticker or a small cut-out shape on a card.
Lilac and white stripes run the length of the sheet with tiny stars scattered between them, a clean liner for a flat gift box.
A mint and white buffalo check covers the page edge to edge, a sturdy wrap for a small box or a folder cover for holiday notes.
Ornaments and Bows
Round ornaments in pink, mint and lilac float over white in a loose scatter, a pretty base layer under a photo on a scrapbook spread.
Small pink bows line up in a neat repeat over pale sage, a tidy mat behind a sticker or a cut paper tag on a handmade card.
Strands of white pearls loop gently across a blush ground, a soft lining for a card envelope or the inside cover of a holiday folio.
Rows of small snow globes holding pastel trees and deer sit across pale lilac, a charming wrap for a small gift box or jar.
Snow and Winter
White snowflakes scatter over a pale pink ground, an easy journal page base under a winter photo or a handwritten memory.
Pink and white candy canes repeat beside small stars on white, a fun wrap for a small sweet treat or a stocking stuffer gift.
Pastel mittens and knit hats repeat across white in soft rows, a cosy cover for a winter book or a folded card mat.
Pastel stockings in pink, mint and lilac line up in neat rows on white, pairing nicely with the mitten and hat paper above for a winter set.
Sweets and Figures
Pastel gingerbread cookie shapes with icing details repeat over mint, a playful wrap for a small tin of homemade treats.
Pink marshmallows and small cocoa cups repeat across white, a warm base for a journal page about cosy winter afternoons.
Pastel reindeer heads wear small flower crowns in a repeat across white, a cheerful mat behind a sticker on a holiday card.
Pink presents tied with white ribbon repeat across pale mint, a natural choice for wrapping the gift itself rather than just lining the box.
What to Do Next
Print the sheets you like best first, then build out the rest of the set as you need them for wrapping, journaling or card making this season. For more holiday pages to pair with this set, browse the 36 Free Printable Christmas Junk Journal Pages in Pink, Cream and Silver or the 27 Free Shabby Christmas Junk Journal Pages.
Frequently Asked Questions
What paper weight works best for this christmas wrapping paper aesthetic set?
A weight around 90 to 120 gsm works best for most uses. Lighter paper suits gift wrap and envelope liners, while heavier cardstock around 200 gsm holds up better for card mats and journal covers.
Can I print these sheets borderless?
Yes, most home printers support borderless printing for US Letter paper, which lets the pattern run right to the edge. If your printer cannot do borderless, print as normal and trim a thin strip from each edge with a paper trimmer.
Should I use US Letter or A4 for these patterns?
US Letter is the default size for this set, so check your printer settings before printing on A4 paper. If you print on A4, select fit to page rather than actual size to avoid cropping the edges of the pattern.
Can I use these sheets as actual gift wrap?
Yes, several of the larger scale patterns, like the bottle brush trees and the buffalo check, wrap small to medium gifts well. For bigger boxes, print a few sheets and tape them together along matching edges before wrapping.
How do I keep the pastel colours looking right when I print?
Use your printer’s photo or best quality setting rather than draft mode, since draft mode can wash out soft colours like blush and lilac. Matte paper also holds pastel tones more accurately than glossy photo paper.
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