You can write a letter that Santa will definitely read with our Christmas Wishlist Template! This unique holiday design is available only on our website and consists of two blanks with slightly different layouts.

Writing the Best Letter to Santa is Now Easy

Our list template offers a festive design with a red, white, and blue frame (like a lollipop) and plenty of room for personalization. Plus, you can fill out and customize the template in Google Docs and Word formats.

Do you need a paper version? No problem! Print this sample using any color printer so your child can fill it out by hand.

Two Forms in One Template

Our Christmas list template consists of two sheets:

The first sheet includes space for a photo, frame, placeholder text, stamp, and enough space for the letter text.
The second sheet is the same in terms of content, but we removed the frame so you can choose the option that suits you.

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Free Template
Easily change the text, images, and more
Created: October 20, 2024
Author: Vladimir Belyakin
DPI: 300. Ready to Print at Office/Home
Size: 210 x 297 mm , 148 x 210 mm
Free Standard Google fonts
Compatible: Google Docs and Microsoft Word
Color: White
Style: Simple
Downloads: 1
Added to collections: 6

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