Free Printable Vintage Christmas Postcards

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It's Thrifty Style Team day, friends. I'm sharing a set of six Vintage Christmas Postcards that are perfect for your holiday decor. I also have a thrifty way to display them. Download these Christmas postcards (and see all of my friends' links) below.

I'm still having a blast with all of these vintage graphics. This time, I tweaked some of my faves, added light and opaque music note backgrounds with scattered polka dots. Then I turned them into 4x6 Christmas postcards for the season. They're perfect to use in your holiday decor or on gifts. Download yours below.

Thrifty Style Team

It's everyone's favorite day of the month! We're pulling out our best and thriftiest ideas to share with you. Below, all of my Thrifty Style Team friends are listed. At the bottom of the post, you'll find the links to their thrifty fun, too.

Thrifty Style Team posts are always so much fun and so inspiring. Everyone on the team is so creative. All of the monthly participants are:

• Redhead Can Decorate
• 2 Bees in a Pod
• At the Picket Fence
• Bliss Ranch
• Chatfield Court
• Cottage at the Crossroads
• The How-To Home
• DIY Beautify
• Duke Manor Farm
• I Should be Mopping the Floor
• Salvage Sister and Mister
• The Painted Hinge
• What Meegan Makes

Vintage Christmas Postcards

These little Christmas postcards may be my new favorite decoration. They're so simple, but I love how they came out. They are sized 4x6, so would work fine to mail them, too. But, I also love displaying them everywhere I can.

And there are some fun ways to play with them, as well. I printed some of these onto cream-colored cardstock to give them an even more vintage look. You can also see how they look on white cardstock in the first and last photos of this post.

Vintage Floral Frogs 

Above, you can see my little collection of vintage floral frogs. I think they're a fantastic way to display postcards, especially vintage ones! I used to work in floral shops during summers home from college (and even for a friend who owned a floral shop on her biggest holidays). Putting together arrangements was always fun. And these little floral frogs are the old-school style to arrange flowers. They would sit at the bottom of vases and flowers were poked into the spikes to help them stand up in a certain arrangement. They're really plentiful in antique shops and inexpensive to collect. My favorite is the rectangular one. I love that it still has bits of old floral foam in it. See how I use these floral frogs below with these Christmas postcards.

 They make darling little displays for cards of all kinds.

Download these Christmas Postcards:

There are six designs available for download below. 

• Download the first set of postcards here.
• Download the second set of postcards here.
• Download the third set of postcards here.
• If the above links don't work for you, try the alternate (Dropbox) links here.

The sweet birds on the Happy New Year card may be my favorite.

These Christmas postcards print two to a page. There are four vertical designs and two horizontal ones. Again, printing onto cream cardstock gives them an even more antique look. Just trim them around the outer line to retain a simple vintage-like border on each card.

See My Friends' Thrifty Posts Below:

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Be sure to grab my coordinating free printable vintage Christmas gift tags, too, here.

Not sure how to Print a Printable?

See my complete video tutorial below covering how to print your printables (just like these vintage Christmas postcards) on either a Mac or a PC...on your home printer or even at your local print shop.

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