Creating a winter home is always a fun endeavor. Doing it without spending a dime is as good as it gets! So… Let’s celebrate the season with free winter printables!
It seems the older I get, the more I dread the colder months. Still, there is a beauty in winter that cannot be denied. A fresh snowfall and the fir trees covered in white is quite breathtaking. I love visiting the quaint little ski towns in my state and watching the skaters and sledders around town just as much. Sitting in front of the fire with a cup of hot chocolate makes for a wonderful night and I still love building a snowman. These are the things that inspired this year’s printables.
Winter Landscapes
The first is a trio of winter scenes that include a ski lodge as well as two winter landscapes. I’ve used an 8.5 x 11 format but most printers allow for a resize these days.
I’ve displayed the three together grouped with a wooden ski lodge sign I found earlier this season and I love it!
It’s unlikely that sign can still be found in the aisles of your local Target, so I did my own version just for you! It can be used with the trio above or as a stand alone anywhere.
Winter Fun
Every year I make myself a winter bucket list of things I would love to do this season. Although it’s highly unlikely that I’ll be strapping on a pair of skates anytime soon, they always seem to make the list anyways. I have such wonderful memories of the skating ponds near my home.
It’s equally absurd to think I’ll be flying down the black diamond slopes either. I guess I would just rather fondly remember the past than risk spending the season in a cast. These things will not be checked off at my home this year but I hope they are at yours!
This next one is simply a reminder of how much fun winter really can be. For those younger than me, get out there and play!
Winter Sentiments
Getting together with family and friends for dinner or a game of cards brings me so much joy. They are always a part of the winter blessings that I know will come. As the temperatures dip, I am always hoping for snow. A blanket of white is so much better than the brown grass underneath!
Winter Welcome
I did an update to last year’s “Welcome” for the front porch and it’s available to you as well.
Speaking of last year…
2021 Printables
I’ve added back in several of your favorites from last year. They are uploaded and ready to print to help you celebrate the season a second time.
And a few more that will work for those of you in warmer climates and those who wish you were!
I hope you’ve found a printable here that will help you celebrate the season! As a subscriber, simply click here to go to the library, enter your password, download and print.
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Before you leave today, make sure to check out my latest post, After Christmas Decorating Ideas, for more inspiration for your winter home.
See you soon!
Brr! Can I just hibernate until spring? Thanks so much for linking up at the Unlimited Link Party 65. Pinned and/or shared!
I know Dee! I really am trying to embrace the winter months but the older I get the more of a struggle that is!
I really like your printables! But I also really like the antiqued frame on the lodge sign.
Very pretty!
Laurie
Ridge Haven Homestead
Thanks Laurie! I love that frame too. I found it awhile back at Home Goods and had to have it. Glad you came by and have a great week!
Happy New Year Denise! Thank you for the beautiful winter printables. We have about a foot of snow on the ground and made the coldest city on the planet during the holidays. Like you, the older I get the less I like these hard winters. Oh, how I wish we were escaping to Mexico but thanks to covid, that isn’t happening.
Thank you Marie! I hear you! We’ve been trying for over a year now to simply make it out to San Diego. We had plans to go awhile ago and then my husband’s client tested positive and once again it was put on hold.
Our weather has been extremely strange. In the 50’s most days and no snow to speak of. I hope the snowfall changes soon or it will be a very ugly spring here! Hang in there! Praying for a much better 2022 for all of us!
Reading your words brought my mind back to my childhood. I’d forgotten all about skating
On the pond with my aunt and sister, staying outside until we couldn’t feel our digits! Haha. The free printable s are fantastic, but I thank you for the trip down memory lane 💚
Thank you Diana! Those days were such fun, weren’t they? I always pass by the outdoor skating rinks here every year and think how I would love to throw on some skates and join them. Of course I would need a bubble suit and a helmet these days I think! Thanks so much for stopping by!
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Love the pictures
Thank you Gerri!
Hi, your prints look fabulous. I’m trying to subscribe but am not receiving a confirmation email and therefore cannot download ant of your beautiful images. Can you please help.
Regards
Janice Hopkins
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