This black and white nativity print is a beautiful vintage piece of art free for you to download, frame, and use in your home this Christmas as a reminder of what the season is really about.
CHRISTMAS | Updated November 19, 2023
As we get closer to the Christmas season, I think it is more important than ever to remember the real reason for celebrating the holiday.
As fun as the shopping, decorating, and baking is, we can't forget to spend time focused on the miracle that is Christmas. The hope and promise that was brought to life. The day something that seemed impossible became not just possible, but real.
The meaning of the holiday should remain the same regardless of what else is going on.
This post contains affiliate links which means I receive a small commission if you choose to make a purchase using the link, but there is no additional cost to you. For more information, you can view my disclosure policy.If you'd like to do the same, you can print off this art and frame it for your own home.
At the bottom of this post, there are also links to a bunch more new Christmas printables that my blogging friends are sharing as well in case you're looking for something different. These tours are always fun because there really does end up being something for everyone to enjoy. (You can find links to all the years I've participated here.)
What Can I Do With This Printable Vintage Art
- Frame it as is or with a mat to hang on the wall or lean on a shelf. A vintage gold picture frame would be an appropriate and stylish choice. Pair it with other Christmas art or use it alone.
- Choose a smaller print size and turn this image into gift tags for the packages you wrap.
- Use Mod Podge to decoupage the printed image to a piece of wood for a rustic display.
How to Print the Vintage Art
To download the free Miracle of Christmas printable, click on the link below to be taken to a file that you can print immediately or save to your computer using the icons in the upper right-hand corner of the screen.
- To make durable, long lasting art, you'll want to be sure to use a heavier white cardstock over ordinary printer paper.
- You'll need to trim the 8 1/2 x 11 printed page slightly to fit into a standard 8x10 frame, or place it in a larger frame with a mat.
- If you aren’t printing it right away, but sure to save it somewhere you’ll be able to easily locate it again. It is really useful to create a special folder specifically for printables so you can keep them organized and accessible year after year in case you ever want to print them out again.
- You can also send the downloaded file to a local or online print shop like Staples or Vistaprint. This gives you a quality piece for not a lot of money (and you don’t waste your colored ink at home!)
As always, this free printable is available for your personal use only and should not be altered in any way or sold for a profit. And if you’d like to share this with a friend, please provide them with a link to this post over just passing along the PDF.
Some Other Free Christmas Printables for You to Use
Printable Christmas Recipe Cards
Handpainted Santa Ornament - Great to use as a festive gift tag!
Vintage Inspired Ornament Favor
OTHER USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRINTABLES
Whether you're looking for gift tags, printable cards, wrapping paper, or art for your home, this collection has something you are sure to enjoy!
Pinecone Gift Tags by Ella Claire & Co. | Nostalgic Gift Tag by Handmade Farmhouse | Christmas Miracle by anderson + grant | Christmas Cards by Live Laugh Rowe
Merry Little Christmas by Lolly Jane | Christmas Plaid Paper by Zevy Joy | Wonderful Counselor by Nest of Posies | Cozy Christmas Essentials by Clean and Scentsible
Prince of Peace by Maison de Pax | Christmas Prints by Taryn Whiteaker | Countdown to Christmas by My Sweet Savannah | Moody Magnolia Painting by Craftberry Bush
Snowy Forest by Happy Housie | Christmas Card Set by Designthusiam | Vintage Santa by My Someday in May | Christmas Peonies Gift Tags by Shabbyfufu