Mix your holiday sheet.
Everything happens in your browser — no upload, no signup, no watermark. Tap a design to add it; use Fill sheet for a matching set of four.
0 of 4 slots filled. Mix designs freely, or use “Fill sheet” for 4 of one design.
Add designs first — then you can put a child’s name on each bookmark, in your pick of four typefaces.
US Letter, 4per sheet with a small cutting gap between bookmarks. Print on card stock at 100% scale (no “fit to page”).
Your sheet preview appears here once you add designs.
From rosy-cheeked Santa to the midnight sleigh.
The set runs the whole tonal range of the season — cute for the little ones, cozy for the mantel, and two night silhouettes for anyone who thinks they've outgrown cute.
Christmas bookmark questions.
What designs are in the Christmas bookmark set?
Twenty designs: waving Santa, Rudolph, the trimmed tree, a cottage strung with lights, a stack of presents, a top-hat snowman, the sleigh crossing the moon, a gingerbread man, candy canes, ornaments on a bough, stockings over the fireplace, a wreath, an angel, carolers under a lamppost, a polar bear cub, hot cocoa, falling snowflakes, Santa's littlest elf, an ice-skating penguin, and gold bells with mistletoe.
Do these work as stocking stuffers or party favors?
That's their natural habitat. The 2×6 size slips into a stocking, a card envelope, or a gift tag role on a wrapped book. For a class party, print a named bookmark per child — a sheet of four takes about a minute to cut.
Can I put a name on each bookmark?
Yes — turn on 'Put a name on each bookmark' and type one per slot, top or bottom position. Names print on a small white tag so they stay readable on the dark night-sky designs, and you pick the typeface — Playfair, Tinos, Dancing Script or Prata — for the whole sheet.
Which Christmas designs are ink-friendly?
Four print on white or cream backgrounds that barely use ink: Peppermint Twist (candy canes), the Welcome Wreath, Falling Snow, and Silver & Gold Bells. They're labeled 'ink-light' in the picker — and they look extra crisp on cream card stock.
When should I print — and on what paper?
Any time from the first week of December (or earlier for advent gifts). Use 65–100 lb card stock at 100% print scale, cut along the dashed guides, and laminate if the bookmark is going inside a much-loved paperback. A ribbon tassel through the punch mark turns it into a proper little gift.
Updated through August 2026.