Christmas Stickers Printable: 4 Free Sheets of Kawaii Stickers
Free printable Christmas stickers: Santa, a Christmas tree, a snowman, gifts, hot cocoa, a gingerbread house, a snow globe, a gnome and more — 24 kawaii stickers.
Pages in this set
Twenty-four printable Christmas stickers with happy kawaii faces: Santa with a present, a Christmas tree, a reindeer, a snowman, a gingerbread girl and a polar bear with cocoa; a wrapped gift, hot cocoa with marshmallows, candy canes, a jingle bell, a star in a hat and a gingerbread house; a penguin, a stocking, a mantel clock, a snow globe, mittens and a toy train; and a gnome, a wreath, Santa’s sleigh, an ornament, a little fox and a candle. Four sheets, six stickers each, all with a white border and a dashed cut line.
Ideas for the holidays
Use them as gift tags and envelope seals, decorate Christmas cards and letters to Santa, make an advent calendar (one sticker a day on a paper chain), fill a December journal spread or hand them out as classroom rewards before the break.
How to print the stickers
- Print the sheet at 100% (“actual size”) on Letter or A4 — full-sheet sticker paper (matte or glossy) works best.
- Cut along the dashed line around each sticker, keeping the white border; it makes the sticker look finished.
- Peel and stick. On plain paper, use a glue stick or double-sided tape instead.
More Christmas printables
The cute Christmas stickers have 78 animals in Santa hats — bunnies, cats, dogs and cozy animals — and our Christmas paper squishies make a quick holiday craft.
Free for personal and classroom use. Please don't resell or re-upload the files — link to this page instead. Terms of Use.
Questions
What paper do I need?
Full-sheet printable sticker paper (often called "sticker paper" or "full-page labels") for real peel-and-stick stickers — matte for journals, glossy for brighter colors. Plain paper with a glue stick works too, and is perfect for classroom crafts.
Can I use them as gift tags?
Yes — that is what most people do with them. Print on sticker paper, cut out and stick them on wrapping paper, or print on cardstock and punch a hole for a hanging tag.
Can I use a Cricut or Silhouette?
Yes. Import the page image, trace the dashed cut lines (or use offset cut around each sticker) and use Print Then Cut. Keep the scale at 100% so the stickers stay their size.
Can I use them in class or sell them?
Use them at home and in your classroom as much as you like — print as many copies as you need. Please share the link to this page instead of the PDF, and do not sell the stickers or the files.



