Christmas can be stressful. Use our free Christmas list template to create a personalized Christmas list to stay organized and relaxed.
Printable Christmas list
(Colored Printables)
Blank List
Bullet Journal Style
See also Naughty or Nice List and Christmas Wish List Template
Free Christmas List Template
We also offer a blank list for those who want a simple free printable Christmas list printable.
The following templates are perfect for those looking for cute Christmas list ideas to get organized before the Christmas season.
Things to Buy
Bullet Journal Style
The holiday season is very stressful and most people have hundreds of things on their minds, including gift ideas, organizing and decorating their Christmas tree, decor, holiday cards, and organizing Christmas activities. When you keep an organized list of things to do, you will be more organized and less stressed. Your brain is supposed to process information, not store it.
You can select the free printable Christmas list template you want to use. There are various options available and they are all free. You can either type your Christmas list before you print it or print it out and fill in the list after you print it. The title reads “Name’s Christmas checklist” but, you can edit it to create various lists such as Christmas songs list, Christmas wish list, carols list, etc. We also offer a free Christmas gift list template to track gifts and cards and a letter to Santa for kids. You can also have a separate list for different things such as gifts, Christmas decorations, recipes to make, etc.
You might also like our free Christmas gift list templates to track gifts and cards.
How to Get the Most From Your Christmas List Template
1. Choose Your List Type
Decide whether you’ll use the list for Things to Buy, Things to Do, or Letters to Send. You can also mix and match: print one page of each type and keep them together in a binder or folder.
2. Edit Before You Print (If Desired)
If you prefer to type your list rather than hand-write it, open the editable Word or PDF version and fill in your items before printing. This makes the text neat and the list reusable.
3. Print on the Right Paper
Standard Letter or A4 size will work. If you plan to tick off each item, consider printing on a heavier paper (100 lb/160 gsm) for durability. Color printing is fine, but black-&-white works just as well and saves ink.
4. Use the Template As an All-in-One Holiday Hub
Instead of having separate scraps of paper, keep this list where you’ll see it daily: by the kitchen, on the fridge, or in your planner. Include items like: decorations to buy/hang, people to send cards to, movies to watch, tasks like “wrap gifts by Dec 15”.
5. Tick Off Items, Celebrate Progress
Nothing brings satisfaction like checking off an item. Make it fun: let your kids tick items off, have a “list completed” mini-treat, or mark high-priority items with a star.
6. Save & Reuse Year After Year
After the holidays, place your filled list in a folder or binder. Next year, you’ll have a helpful reference: what you did, what you bought, what tasks were done. Simply print a fresh blank version and update it.
With this template, your holiday preparations become more visible, more manageable and far less stressful. Use it to reclaim calm and clarity this Christmas season.
What can these templates be used for?
You can edit the text on the Christmas list template. Therefore, you can use the templates to create any list. Here are some ideas:
- Christmas songs list
- Christmas wish list template
- Printable Christmas shopping list template
- Christmas carols list
- Gift list
- Christmas movies list
- Christmas bucket list
- Santa wish list printable
- Christmas to-do list
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