Winter Botanical Gallery Wall Printables

A Christmas entryway bench and a free downloadable set of winter evergreen botanical prints for a printable gallery wall.

I’m either going to get Buddy the Elf-level enthusiasm or bah humbugs in response to today’s post. Because we can officially start talking about Christmas, right? Right?!

I really love fall, and part of me is sad to already start pulling out the evergreen branches before Thanksgiving, but apparently blogging requires you to be an early bird about this stuff. (Being an early bird for anything is uncharted territory for me.)

Ever since breaking our rule two years ago about #noChristmasbeforeThanksgiving though, I’ve discovered I really love getting my holiday to-do list done early because then Robert, Olivia, and I can just enjoy our family time throughout the month of December without schlepping through crowded malls and unraveling tangled lights.

So today, I’m joining in with Kristen of Ella Claire Inspired for her annual Christmas Printable Hop with a group of some of the most talented home bloggers in blogland! (You can see last year’s here too.)

Ever since I came up with this botanical gallery wall earlier this year with summer greenery prints, it’s become a seasonal tradition to swap out our prints for botanicals that reflect our foliage. (If you’re still Team Fall and are in Thanksgiving decorating mode, I shared a set of fall botanicals in September too.)

So of course, a winter botanical set HAD to happen!

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If you’re already a blog subscriber, you should have already received the free downloadable printable set in your email (or just click the printable library link with the password that’s at the bottom of all of my emails).

I love that they’re simple, fresh evergreen botanicals without any red so that they can stay up all the way through February even.

I put them in these 16×20 frames I got at Michael’s earlier this year for around $12 each on sale. They look just like wood frames, even in person, but they are actually plastic poster frames. (And they come in black, white wood, and gray wood too.)

I keep all of my seasonal sets of botanical prints in the frames- summer, fall, winter- and just rotate them whenever I feel like it, so it takes up no storage space at all. Maybe, in March, I’ll whip up a set with spring blossoms to round it out for the year.

To print them in the 16×20 sizes, I send my images to Staples to have them printed on color engineer prints for about $3 each. (But if you want to keep it easy, just printing 8×10 size right from your own printer works too.)

Print Directions:

• Download the botanical prints from the Bless’er House Printable Library (password in your email).
• Go to Staples.com
• Click “shop services” -> “print services” -> “engineering prints” -> “18”x24″ -> “design now” -> “engineering prints in color”
• Click “add files” and upload the botanical print images
• Click “orientation” -> portrait
• Click “add to cart” -> “proceed to checkout”
• In the notes section on your order, write “do not scale to fit” to keep the image at 16″x20″ because sometimes Staples will do it even when you don’t specify.

*Some of y’all have reported your local Staples not printing these as engineer prints (it varies by location). If you need a great alternative, you can try overnightprints.com 

Or you can choose to print them directly from your computer as 8x10s to put in 8×10 frames, or if you want large frames, you can mat the 8x10s.

So much technical mumbo jumbo, but I wanted to make sure to help any of y’all who might run into issues with getting the larger prints. Totally worth the effort! I’m sure I’ll be using mine for years on end.

I set up the rest of our $35 Craigslist bench (wish I could find another one like it online for y’all but no luck) mostly with pillows, baskets, and faux greenery I already had.

I love sticking to mostly neutrals from my decor wardrobe capsule like these lanterns, plain white/canvas pillows, and water hyacinth baskets we use for storing shoes.

And I just threw in a punch of Christmas with this red throw I picked up at Target and this pillow cover from Linen and Ivory I used on an insert already in my stash.

I really hope to keep all of the “stuff” to a minimum this year by just using what we already have. But we’ll see how good I am at sticking to that. I get way too excited. 😉  (I just like to smile. Smiling’s my favorite.)

I found these $12 boxwood wreaths at IKEA on my last visit that were just too good to resist. They are perfect for adding some Christmas to our living room’s wall of French doors, but I have a plan to jazz them up even more. See? I’m already not doing so great at this “use what we already have” goal. Sigh… A for effort? Haha!

Here are all of the sources I used in this space, in case you want to know:

• “Wood” gallery wall frames
• Red cable knit throw blanket
• Cream pleated pillow
• Canvas pleated ruffle pillow (similar… mine was around $20 at HomeGoods)
• Lanterns
• Water hyacinth baskets (similar)
• Water hyacinth tray (similar)
• Birch logs (similar)
• Faux cedar garland
• Faux boxwood wreaths (you can only get them in person at IKEA, but these are similar to order online, if you don’t have an IKEA near you. Just not as cheap… darn.)
• White curtains
• Wall paint color: Benjamin Moore Swiss Coffee
• Door paint color: Benjamin Moore Wrought Iron

Are you ready to start decking your halls? Or are you savoring fall for a while longer? I really couldn’t tell you which I love more.

If you want more Christmasy printable freebies, you can check out all of the gorgeous ones on the printable tour here:

O Holy Night by Ella Claire | Winter Botanical Gallery Wall Print Set by Bless’er House | Christmas Wrapping Paper by Craftberry Bush | Repeat the Sounding Joy by Nest of Posies | Christmas Star Garland by A Burst of Beautiful

Watercolor Wrapping Bow by Zevy Joy | Merry & Bright by Live Laugh Rowe | Joyeux Noel by So Much Better with Age | Snowflake Christmas Tags by Happy Happy Nester | Santa Ornament Gift Tag by anderson + grant

Lovely, Glorious, Beautiful Christmas by Making Home Base | Oh Come Let Us Adore Him by My Sweet Savannah | Peace on Earth by Maison de Pax | Holly Jolly by Shades of Blue Interiors | Christmas Gift Tags by Taryn Whitaker

Love is What’s in the Room with You by In My Own Style | Winter Favorites Watercolor by Finding Silver Pennies | Merry Christmas Gift Tags by Refresh Restyle | The Nutcracker Printable by My Someday in May | Oh Come Let Us Adore Him Watercolour by The Happy Housie

Christmas Cards by TIDBITS | Snowman Snacks Tags by Just Destiny | North Pole Cookie Co. by Clean and Scentsible | Nutcracker Watercolor Series by Nina Hendrick Design Co. | Watercolor Christmas Wreath Gift Tags by Home Stories A to Z

Bread Wrapper by My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia | Christmas Coloring Fun Page for Kids Table by Unskinny Boppy

Merry (early) Thanksgiving, y’all! Signed, a confused Southerner still wearing T-shirts and flip flops.

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