Christmas Clip Art

An easy to make German nutcracker card
for Christmas.
      Clip art, in the graphic arts, refers to pre-made images used to illustrate any medium. Today, clip art is used extensively in both personal and commercial projects, ranging from home-printed greeting cards to commercial candles. Clip art comes in many forms, both electronic and printed. However, most clip art today is created, distributed, and used in an electronic form. Since its inception, clip art has evolved to include a wide variety of content, file formats, illustration styles, and licensing restrictions. Clip art is generally composed exclusively of illustrations (created by hand or by computer software), and does not include stock photography.
      The following Christmas clip art is the freeware property of the Kathy Grimm. If you download her graphic resources we presume that you have taken the time and care to read these terms and agree to them. The patterns are for private, non-profit use only. They are not to be redistributed by any other means of collection both on the internet or off. Visitors here may use the clip art for personal craft projects only. If you have questions about the clip art, you may write the gallery at pickandprintgallery@yahoo.com 
      I keep this Christmas clip art file here for my family and friends who frequently craft their own Christmas cards, ornaments etc... I also have Christmas clip art at the new Christian Clip Art Review blog. It is filed under Christmas Clip Art and Advent Clip Art and Clip Art of Angels. In addition to all of this, visitors and family members may also find Christmas card samples with instructions by me at Christian Card Ministry.

Christmas Clip Art: 
  1. I Bring You Glad Tidings" - silhouettes with shepherds tending their fields outside of Bethlehem
  2. A vase of Christmas poinsettia - There are four variations of one image here.
  3. Santa toasts the Christmas holiday - Raise a cup of cheer!
  4. Christmas gifts wrapped with bows - unopened gifts stacked, wrapped up with bows, and trimmed with gift tags, stars and holly, four different illus. to choose from
  5. Christmas bear ornaments - tiny drawings i made one year from my vintage collections
  6. Vintage Christmas Carolers Clip Art - families, couples, revealers, and Victorian street carolers all join in the musical celebration of Christmas
  7. Santa's Sugar Plum Labels  - These labels are for those of you who still gift candies for Christmas...i still do!
  8. Victorian Christmas Bell Clip Art  - These Christmas bells were originally die cuts or from antique postcards.
  9. Color Your Own Santa BookmarkA Santa Claus bookmark is a good little Christmas gift to give to someone who reads.
  10. Rocking Horse Clip Art  - traditional childhood toys received at Christmas
  11. Christmas bells tied up with a festive bow - four festive versions in: red, green, gold and blue
  12. Three Christmas nutcrackers (Nussknacker) drawn with pastels
  13. Old-fashioned sleds - drawn also using pastels
  14. Charles Dickens on Christmas - full color, full page illustrations, plus quotes
  15. Christmas Silouettes - These silhouettes were created one year in PhotoShop for Christmas cards. I used antique silhouettes from Western Europe for the project.
  16. Advent Wreath  - is available in four colors here: natural, green and plum colors
  17. A gift tag for food gifts - give a special dinner at home or at a restaurant, or even festive groceries
  18. Christmas Elf Clip Art 
  19. "Silent Night" Clip Art - includes text, "Christ The Savior Is Born" for black web pages
  20. Print "Three Ships" by Henry Payne for Christmas Letters - in four colors, full page prints
  21. Red and Green luminary - also known as luminaria, holiday lights in bag lanterns
  22. Christmas plum pudding 
  23. Good Yule Postcards - four restored from Sweden
  24. "Honey Do Handyman" Coupons - inside and outside jobs...
  25. Christmas Ornaments of Santa Claus 
  26. Christmas Paper Cuts from 1914 - All kinds of Christmas subject matter to include in your paper-cut collections for cards and letters.
  27. Christmas Tree Graphics 
  28. Victorian Christmas Gift Tags 
  29. Sampling the punch or egg nog... - very retro 1950s clip art of adults tasting the egg nog
  30. Christmas Candle Clip Art 
  31. "God bless us every one!" - silhouettes from "A Christmas Carol"
  32. Ringing Christmas Bells 
  33. Christmas Paper Cuts From 1914 - by Marion Thomas
  34. Chiming Christmas Bells  
  35. Leaping Reindeer  - 3 color variations
  36. Glowing electric light bulb garlands  - come in many pleasing colors: purple, green, yellow and red
  37. Vintage Nativity Postcards
  38. Christmas Candy Clip Art 
  39. Santa Graphics for Black Backgrounds Sock Snowman 
  40. Stuffed Stocking Graphics 
  41. Christmas Angels 
  42. Print a frosty little Gibson snowball for the mantel
  43. German Belznickles 
  44. Christmas Magic 
  45. Mistletoe for Christmas 
  46. Graphics of Snowmen 
  47. Christmas stockings 
  48. Two New Coupons for Personal Hygiene - one for a haircut and another for a pedicure
  49. Christmas trees 
  50. Clip Art of Gingerbread 
  51. Christmas wreaths (variety) 
  52. Christmas holly 
  53. Wicker Snowman 
  54. "Ringing In the Holidays" 
  55. Christmas Coupons for Coffee and Donuts - two versions
  56. Christmas Greetings 
  57. Dear Old Santa Claus   - nostalgic portraits of Santa from years past...
  58. Lussekatter Clip Art  
  59. Write A Letter To Santa  
  60. Medallion Shaped St. Nick 
  61. Restored, Nostalgic, Christmas Postcards of Santa  
  62. Santa's Toy Bag Gift Tags  - come in traditional colors: red and green
  63. Santa's Christmas Greetings Gift Tags  - come in four colors with holly leaves and "Christmas Greeting"
  64. Antique Belsnickle Postcard  
  65. Christmas Poinsettia Graphics
  66. Print a Victorian Gift Tag - lady carries gifts in winter landscape
  67. Nimble Nicks  - postcards by George Whitney for Christmas
  68. Clip Art by Clapsaddle
  69. Rose O'Neill Kewpie Clip Art 
  70. Santa Wave Gift Tags - in printable sheet, black and white
  71. A Christmas Gift Tag Just For Dad! - depicts living room full of haberdashery 
  72. "I bring you glad tidings" silhouettes  
  73. black and white silhouettes 
  74. Restored angelic postcards - 5 vintage postcards with restored color
  75. Christmas Bells - gift tags for Christmas in four colors
  76. All In The Family Retro Gift Tags - based upon family members: Daughter, Son, Baby, Brother, Sister, Mother, Father, Grandpa, Grandma
  77. Red, White and Blue Shield 
  78. Bell gift tags in four colors - printable sheet for Christmas gift wrapping 
  79. Christmas Coupons for A New Set of Tires - two versions
  80. Holly Gift Tags 
  81. Clip Art of Christmas Toys
  82. 3 Wise Men
  83. Tiny Figure - Printable scrap paper in the following colors: sage green, plum, teal green and ruby red...
  84. Child Elf Christmas Clip Art
  85. The Hostess With Plum Pudding
  86. Vintage Santa Wave - Christmas gift tags in three colors
  87. Illuminated Christmas Carol Pages - make a Christmas greeting with illuminations from 1800
  88. Thomas Nast's "Christmas Drawings" - in black and white, perfect for collage and scrapbook pages
  89. George Piper's Paper Uncle Sam Marionette - An antique jumping-jack for a patriotic craft...
  90. Snowmen With Children on Antique Postcards - 5 restored, vintage snowman/child images for the mail and craft projects
  91. Old-Fashioned Paper Ornament Shapes for A Garland - Kids can color these retro shapes in to make their very own garlands and ornaments.
  92. Christmas Gift Tags for Coloring - holly and Christmas trees for coloring in 
  93. Virgin and Child Christmas Gift Tags - for your little ones to color in
  94. Customize these angel gift tags... - in monochromatic blue for those special designer gifts...
  95. Printable bauble frames for photographs - Print, cut and paste a favorite picture inside these for the tree or for a sentimental letter by post.
  96. Christmas Stationary - Write that perfect letter to Santa... also in red and green if you prefer!
  97. Santa Writes Back... - Find a printable to write a child back for Santa... Don't just leave milk and cookies, make sure that Santa can leave a message for your child and include this stationary with a pen along with the treats.
  98. A Printable Christmas Wreath Frame - Surround a family photo with holly berries, a ribbon and a wreath. 
  99. Snowman gift tags to make Christmas a little merrier... - monochromatic tags in blue
  100. Santa Head Scraps Restored! - for your personal craft projects
  101. Decorative color designs for furniture - originally designed for child furnishings
  102. Pine Tree Gift Tags - in red and green for packaging
Specific Terms of Use for Printing Hard Copy And Web Applications: The clip art on this blog is free to use only if you use it within particular boundaries. What this means is that graphics here may be used freely by Christian  non-for-profit organizations, Catholic or Protestant, Baptist or Reformed, Independent or Messianic, Jewish, etc.. under certain conditions. Freeware does not mean absolutely free, I have listed the explicit circumstances in which the graphics may be used below. 
      In addition to ministry related professions, public school teachers may also use resources provided here in their classrooms provided they do not misrepresent it's origins or authors. There are no restrictions of use concerning the number of copies printed for school children in any country.  Be cautious, however, in the uploading of the materials to public websites. This is considered "republishing" and does break copyright law for those resources that are generated by Kathy Grimm in specific. Always link back to this blog in order to reference materials and also to download materials for school assignments etc... if you are not certain of the articles or resources origins. This site complies to those correct copyright standards maintained for the benefit of all educators.

A list of good uses are:
  1. church newsletters electronic or hardcopy
  2. church or Christian school related e-mail
  3. church bulletins electronic or hardcopy
  4. advertising of Christian events (No tee shirts, please.)
  5. worksheets for Christian schools and Sunday schools
  6. VBS, Vacation Bible School
  7. power point and slide shows developed by certified teachers, pastors, priests, and church staff
  8. Christian school yearbook graphics
  9. church or Christian school letterhead and stationary
  10. personal craft projects for gift giving (non-profit)
  11. Web masters and authors may use graphics to promote the Gospel of Jesus within the context of an article online and should also share a common belief in The Apostles Creed with us. Return a link to the gallery, please. (No redistribution of graphics as an online collection!)
  12.  Homeschoolers teaching and crafting with kids for educational use and personal art projects.
Unethical and Illegal Use? Do not use the clip art for publications that promote hate speech, pornography, gambling, or any other unlawful activities. It is unethical to republish content in order to drive traffic onto pages that promote criminal activity. Graphics, worksheets, coloring pages, craft resource etc... are here for ministry, education and private home use only. All original and/or derivative works are copyrighted by the Kathy Rice Grimm. Do not burn her graphics to a CD collection for resale or include them in any other online collection of clip art. These can only be used for Christian/Messianic ministries promoting activities that positively teach the gospel of Jesus Christ. Churches, pastors, priests, rabbi  and Christian media may super-impose a logo, quotes, scripture, or name of it’s ministry on top of the graphics to create a unique identity for these visual aids. However, this does not mean that the graphic will belong to the person or persons altering it, graphics should never be redistributed as free clip art from other resources unless special permissions are granted in writing. And guess what, we will never grant permission for it’s distribution from those web pages promoting criminal activities. If our patrons should ever see these graphics or read our articles on those pages that promote the trafficking of slaves, pornography, gambling, or the promotion of ‘hate’ speech please inform our staff immediately! If you are in Christian or Messianic ministry and believe in the Apostles Creed, then you are perfectly welcome to use the graphics distributed here; it is not necessary for you to either attend or promote my denomination in specific. All believers in Jesus as Messiah agree to the basic principles and literal interpretations of the apostles creed.
      Do not hotlink to the images. These graphics are designed primarily for publishing projects, and arts/crafts. If you are in ministry on the web and would like to include an image within the context of an article, write me and ask. Hotlinking is bandwidth theft! It is illegal to hotlink to a copyrighted image. Use the reblog software, you do not need to commit bandwidth theft, people, in order to use content.

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Where do the materials come from and how may these be used?
      Some of the articles, and many of the craft instructions are original materials by Kathy Grimm and are copyrighted. Make sure that you know what is what before presuming it to be public domain resource. All of the coloring pages, worksheets, puzzles, cartoons and illustrated poems are either cleaned and restored here or are created entirely by myself or my family members. 

      The photography with copyright notices used in the craft articles are the sole property of Kathy Grimm and may not be used elsewhere on the web unless, you use the blogs' "reblog" software button located beneath the post. Google also sometimes uses our photos to link to our site through images or by maintaining web history through their archive.org searches. By submitting our content to Google we agree with the practice, however, this does not mean that we have similar agreements with webmasters who claim to have search pages that do not provide a direct link to our blog with every image or post listed. Search pages at pinterest do provide direct image linking to our blog, so this search software is a good example of a company software using a correct and ethical linking practice. 
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      All poetry transcribed on the blog is in the public domain. If the author is not listed with the poem then we do not know who wrote it. We are, however, certain of the dates of publication and can therefore determine the poetry to be in the public domain. If we know the author of the poem, we note him or her with the poem.

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1 comment:

  1. Nice post. I really enjoy reading it. Very instructive, keep on writing.Thanks for sharing.

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