
Holidays · A4
Parcels on the shelf – Christmas wish list
A Christmas wish list for older children, teenagers and grown-ups alike. A lino-print stack of parcels in spruce green, brick red and ochre stands on a shelf beside a chunky “Christmas wish list”, with the name written above it by hand. There’s ruled room for something I’d love, something I need, something to read and something to do, and a side panel of things worth knowing: sizes for tops, bottoms and shoes, favourite colours, little treats and a “please, no more…” line. It isn’t addressed to Santa, so it suits a twelve-year-old as well as their mum. Change the name, any heading or the sign-off, print one each and stick them on the fridge for the relatives.
First design free, then 99p, or £5 a month for every design.
About this checklist
- What it is
- Christmas wish list, Holidays
- Who it’s for
- Teens, Grown-ups, Children, Families, Any gender
- Style
- Modern, Hand-drawn
- Colours
- Green, Red, Cream
- Season
- Winter
- Size
- A4, portrait
- You can change
- 22 text boxes, fonts, colours and layout
- Fonts
- Caveat, Caprasimo, Jost
- Files
- A4 PDF to print at home, PNG image, watermarked proof
Sample wording
Change any of it to your own details.
Fergus’s
Christmas · wish list
Big ideas and small ones, for whoever’s wrapping.
Something I’d love
DREAM BIG
Something I need
THE USEFUL STUFF
Something to read
BOOKS & MAGAZINES
Something to do
DAYS OUT & TICKETS
Good to know
Getting the most from a Christmas wish list
- Change the items to your own before you print.
- Put the jobs in the order you’ll do them, or by deadline.
- Print a copy for everyone who’s helping.
Printing tip: print at actual size (100%) on good paper, or on card if it’s going on display.
How it works
- Personalise Change any word, font or colour.
- Check your proof A watermarked proof shows every detail.
- Download and print At home or at a print shop. We don’t post anything.