Free Editable Christmas Greeting Cards | Printable Holiday Cards | 5 Modern Aesthetic Designs (Canva Template)

🎄✨ FREE Christmas Greeting Cards (Editable + Printable) ✨🎄
A cozy little gift from me to you!

These minimalist Christmas greeting cards are designed to bring a warm, aesthetic touch to your holiday gifting, journaling, room décor, and scrapbook pages. Perfect for anyone who loves simple, clean, modern designs with a festive twist.

You will receive 5 high-quality Christmas cards + 1 editable PDF page so you can personalize the text for your friends, family, or customers.

🎁 What’s Included

✔ 5 Minimalist Christmas Greeting Cards
✔ Editable PDF Page (customize text easily)
✔ Printable high-quality PDF (300 DPI)
✔ Perfect for gifts, journaling, scrapbooks & décor
✔ Instant digital download no waiting
✔ No watermark, clean aesthetic layout

❄️ Features

• Modern minimalist design
• Neutral + festive color palette
• Ready to print at home or local print shop
• Works for: personal gifting, room décor, planners, handwritten notes
• Editable page: add your own message, name, or quote

🌟 Perfect For

– Christmas gifts
– Holiday décor
– Study table aesthetics
– Journaling & scrapbooking
– Printable wall art
– DIY holiday projects
– Last-minute personalized cards

🔧 How to Edit

• Open the editable PDF using Canva make a copy of the template
• Change the text, message, or name
• Save and print — done!

(Note: These are digital files only. No physical items will be shipped.)

❤️ Why This is Free

I want you to enjoy a small cozy Christmas treat while supporting my small digital creator journey. If you love the designs, feel free to tag me on Instagram @minted_canvas. It helps a lot! ✨

This is a FREE digital product.
To download it on Gumroad:
👉 Click “I Want This” → Type “0” in the price box → Click “Download”.
(You’re free to add any amount if you want to support my work, but typing 0 makes it completely free!)

📥 Instant Access

After downloading, you can:
• Print immediately
• Use digitally
• Re-print unlimited times