Easy DIY Christmas Printable Wall Art with Canva

Holly jolly! Christmas is in full swing around my house. While I'm finally decorated and moving on to the best part (yes, I'm talking about baking!), I am still knee deep in Christmas crafts. Christmas is the best time to be crafty- there's so many materials and inspiration everywhere you look! First up on my to-do list this month was Christmas printables! If you liked DIY Fall Printable tutorial, you will definitely love this one!

Make sure to stay tuned all December long for more Christmas crafts and DIY's!

Just like my last DIY printable tutorial, I used Canva to create my Christmas ones. Canva is such an easy platform to use that I wouldn't think to use anything else. You can really create outstanding graphics, images, and documents with Canva, even if you're a beginner.

***Disclaimer: I am a Canva Certified Creative and received my Canva for Work subscription for free. I only recommend things that I use myself.***

​Without further ado, let's get started making these easy DIY Christmas Printables with Canva! Scroll down for step by step instructions.

1. Create 5 text boxes that say "Have" "yourself" "a merry" "little" and "Christmas" by going to "Text" in the left bar and "Add Text Box"
   
2. Color all the text #5c0404
3. Change the font, size, and letter spacing in the top control panel on every text box to these specifications:
   • "Have"- Lora Font, Size 63.4, 0 Letter Spacing
   • "yourself"- Hussar Ekologiczy Font, Size 53.6, 0 Letter Spacing
   • "a merry"- Dancing Script Font, Size 105.7, 0 Letter Spacing
   • "little"- Lora Font, Size 84.5, 391 Letter Spacing
   • "Christmas"- Hussar Ekologiczy Font, Size 84.5, 0 Letter Spacing
4. Arrange the text boxes so they are in order, one on top of the other, centering them until all text is in the shape of a triangle. Highlight all text boxes and group them.
5. Add a star and tall rectangle element by going to "Elements" on the left bar, then choosing "Shapes."
6. Color both shapes #d4af37
7. Size the star to approximately the width of "av" in "Have" and the rectangle to approximately the width of "st" in "Christmas."
8. Place the star at the top and the rectangle at the bottom, centering the shapes with the text.
9. Highlight everything and center it on the page.
10. Print your DIY Christmas printable!

That's all you need to create your own DIY Christmas printable! See? I told you it was easy! Make sure to let me know how yours turns out in the comments below.

If you still don't feel like making your own Christmas printable, you can buy this one and more in my Etsy shop!

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