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Free Santa Letterhead Printable

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I've got three versions of this Santa Letterhead Printable for you. They're perfect to print out for a quick note from St. Nick on Christmas Eve...or maybe even during the holiday season to remind kiddos to be extra well-behaved (wink). They're fantastic for an authentic-feeling note from the desk of the big guy. Download the red, green, or black Santa Letterhead Printable below.

Santa Letterhead Printable
Years ago, I created a Santa Letterhead to use with my own kids. I really thought I had posted it here on I Should Be Mopping the Floor, but for the life of me, I can't find it anywhere now. So, I figured it was the perfect time to dive in and create a brand new version of a Santa Letterhead Printable. So, if you're on the hunt for some stationery from the desk of Santa Claus, look no further. I've got you covered on all St. Nick related written communication.


Free Santa Letterhead Printable

I'm usually not too over-the-top with Santa stuff. But, when my kids were young, it was pretty fun to play him up a bit. That Elf fella didn't come along (in our home) until the mid-elementary school years. So, prior to that, I would send a few letters from the North Pole (I'll share with you how I even got them postmarked to look extra authentic below) letting my boys know they needed to be extra good. This was always helpful in a season where things can quickly run off the rails in the child-rearing department (in a manner of speaking). They've just got to be good for goodness' sake, right?

Free Santa Letterhead Printable

Making Your Letterhead Look More Authentic

There are some extra steps you can take to make your letter(s) from Santa a bit more authentic, should you choose. Well, as authentic as a fake letter from the North Pole can seem, I suppose. Nonetheless, below are my favorite tips:
  • If you download the JPEG version, your printer's dialog box *should* give you the option to shrink the image to 25-50% of its original size for printing. Doing this means you can play a bit with the paper's edges (as pictured above). Rip the edges for an extra rustic look. 
  • Run a damp tea bag across the paper to age it. Allow to dry thoroughly and wrinkle a bit. It will work perfectly with the font used here for an old-world Christmas feel. 
  • Print onto aged parchment paper for an antique look without the extra work. You can purchase a pack of aged parchment paper here on Amazon.
  • Fold your letter for an envelope and have it post-marked from the North Pole (details below).

Getting a North Pole Postmark

Did you know you can get an authentic North Pole postmark on letters? It's so fun to add that extra detail to one of these cute notes from Santa.
  • Anchorage, Alaska has an official North Pole postmark for you to utilize. You must have your mail to them before December 10th, though. 
  • Write out Santa's letter on his letterhead printable (download below). Fold it into an envelope and seal it shut. 
  • Address the envelope to your child on the front with your complete home address. The return address should read: "Santa, North Pole".
  • Important: be sure to attach a first-class postage stamp to the envelope addressed to your child.
  • Place that envelope in a larger envelope and address it to: 
North Pole Postmark
Postmaster
4141 Postmark Dr.
Anchorage, AK 99530-9998
  • The postal workers will open your envelope and stamp the letter to your child with the official North Pole Postmark and send it back to your house.
  • Then, it's HAPPY MAIL when the note arrives.
  • And you can do this with your holiday Christmas cards, too. There are more cities that do similar postmarks such as Santa Claus, Indiana; Snowflake, AZ; Noel, Missouri, and more. For more information, see the USPS site regarding special holiday mail.

From the Desk of Santa Claus

Printing Tips for your Letterhead Printable

  • Again, this Santa Letterhead Printable comes in three color options: black, red, or green.
  • Each color is available in both JPEG and PDF options. 
  • As I mentioned above, you can play around with the size options in your printer's dialog box for the JPEG printable. On my home printers, I am only able to do this when printing from my actual computer and not one of my devices. 
Resizing Printables
  • Above is what my printer's dialog box looks like after I send my design to print. Look for the scale button and resize your image to your preference.

New Santa Letterhead Design

Classic Santa Letterhead
And I've also added this newer, "classic" design of Santa Letterhead printables here in my Etsy shop for $2. It includes lined and unlined versions, plus both 5x7" and 8x10" sizes. My Etsy shop is still pretty new...feel free to look at all of my offerings here

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Free Santa Letterhead


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15 comments:

  1. This is just brilliant, wow, thanks so much, my grand chaildren will just love the letters they will now be getting from 'Santa'...so kind of you, hugs from the UK.xx

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    1. Thank you so much, Janette! I really appreciate that. My kids always enjoyed Santa mail when they were little. Hoping your grands will, as well. Hugs right back to you! xoxo

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  2. Adorable, Kristi!! Thank you. I'm going to send a note to the Hubby from Santa telling him how good his wife has been!! LOL

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    1. Now THAT is a fantastic idea, Laura!! Love it. And thank you for the kind words. xoxo

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  3. Wow I learned so much from this post! I didn't know you could send mail to other places to get that "north pole" postmark! I don't have any young grands anymore, but love the idea of the Santa letter to the hubby! Also one from Santa to my older son! May do that! Thanks for the link to that awesome vintage paper..... loved this post! Marilyn

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    1. Thanks so much, Marilyn! I'm just loving the Santa letter to hubby idea...so fun! Appreciate you always saying such kind things. xoxo

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  4. Oh my goodness - this is AMAZING! I'm going to use this to send my two-year-old nephew a letter from Santa; he's old enough to sort of understand Santa Claus, so this is will be a special treat for him. Thank you!!!

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    1. Awww...I'm so happy you like these! Hoping your nephew is DELIGHTED when he receives his note. Have a wonderful Christmas season! xoxo

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  5. Thank you, it's not on the USPS list, but there's also a Christmas MI. It' in the UP and has an awesome Casino :-)

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    1. Hi Lara-- Love hearing of all these festive towns...so fun! Thank you for stopping by. xoxo

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