Christmas 2026: personalised gifts to print this weekend
26 October 2026
The best Christmas prints have someone's name on them. Here's our pick of things to print this year, for the tree, the table and the stockings, each made yours in a few minutes in the designer. Start now and you'll have the lot done well before the big day.
For the tree
- Christmas Ornaments: baubles, stars, trees and stockings with a raised name and the year. Paste in the whole family and print them all at once.
- Snowflake Name (free): every name grows its own six-armed snowflake. Shuffle a name until you like its pattern.
- Photo Bauble: a photo as a lithophane. Hang it in front of the tree lights and the picture glows through.
- Line Art Ornaments (free): decorations drawn in one joined-up line, like wire.
- Tree Topper Star: a faceted star with an initial, on a socket for the top of the tree.
For Christmas Eve
- Magic Santa Key (free): for houses with no chimney, with the child's name along the key.
- Santa Treat Plate: a plate for the milk, the cookie and the carrot, with their name round the edge.
- Letter from Santa: a letter from the North Pole with their name, age and wish, to print on paper.
- Stocking Holder: a name plaque that clips over the mantelpiece, one for each stocking.
For the table
- Place Cards, Christmas Napkin Rings and Wine Glass Charms: paste in the guest list once for each and everyone's place is set.
- Christmas Cracker Toys: a little personalised present small enough for each guest's cracker.
For the stockings
- Christmas Clicker (free): Santa, a reindeer, a penguin and more, peeping out of a pot. Press its head and it clicks. You'll need a keyboard switch for each; the template lists what to get.
- Name Cookie Cutter: a cutter in the shape of a name, with a stamp to press the letters in.
- Gift Tags: a tag for every present, in batches.
To count down
- Advent Calendar Drawers: a cabinet of 24 little drawers to fill, numbered in order or shuffled.
- Christmas Village House: a little house with windows to light up with an LED tealight, with a name along the front. Make a whole street.
Print early
Christmas is the busiest time for every printer. A few tips to have it all done in time:
- Batch the names. Ornaments, tags, place cards and napkin rings all take a pasted list, so the whole family or table prints in one go. Our guide to printing a batch of names shows how.
- Get the extras now. Clickers need keyboard switches and the village house a tealight; each template's "What you'll need" lists them.
- No printer? Several of these can be bought ready printed from our shop: look for Buy it printed in the designer.