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Twelve small gifts, twelve tags, each with its day, its date and a line from the carol.

Every sunrise and sunset of the year in your town, on one sheet.

Your card list on Avery 5160 or L7160 label sheets, every label filled in.

Picture bingo for the shower: every card different, every guest's name on one.

Tags, door sign and instructions for a Halloween boo basket.

A tag for every wrapped book: the day's number in front, the book's title on the back.

Log a type each day and see the whole month on one chart.

Choose the carols, order them, and print a booklet that folds and staples, or big-print pages for the whole room.

A numbered, dated strip for every day until Christmas. Cut, loop and take one off each morning.

FELIZ NAVIDAD or any name as a papel picado banner, with poinsettias, Christmas trees and stars.

Picture bingo for the Christmas party: every card different, every child's name on one.

Golden train tickets with each child's name and the conductor punch computed.

A name on every bottle at the class party, a melted snowman on all of them.

A typed wish list in one of three designs, ready to print and send to Santa.

A Christmas word search for every child, their own name hidden in a puzzle nobody else has.

A valentine for every classmate, their name on the front and your child's name as the sender.

Dominant colors from any image, with contrast ratios.

Check whether a text color passes contrast on its background.

How many dozen each, how many to take home, and everything to print for the table.

A candy on every square, and Pete is someone in the room.

An Eid envelope for every child, their name on the front, sized to hold the bill flat.

An elf arrival letter with your children's names, the elf rules and the nights until Christmas Eve, plus the goodbye letter.

Four secret messages, one lock, and the code that you chose.

The whole recipe box, photographed card by card, bound into one book.

Every icon size a site needs, plus the markup.

One card per present: who gave it is typed, the rest is the child's.

Football-pun valentine cards with every classmate's name, printed as a full class set.

Six story slides about your year with a friend, played like a story before you send them.

Tags in Santa's handwriting, so nobody recognizes yours.

A judge's scorecard and eight guest ballots for the gingerbread house contest, from one entry list.

Your goals for the year on a bingo card for your lock screen, ticked off as you go.

Advice cards for the guests, a table sign and a jar label, sized to your guest count.

A memory book with every child's name on the cover, fill-in pages and autograph pages.

A signature, a name or a line from a letter, lifted off the paper and hung on the tree.

Picture bingo for the eight nights: every card different, every child's name on one.

A happy birthday banner with the name and the age, one letter per pennant.

A banner with your 13 school photos, kindergarten to 12th grade.

A kindergarten diploma with the child's name and grade, for one child or the whole class.

Pass the prize at every LEFT and RIGHT, with the mom-to-be's name in the story.

Pass the prize at every LEFT and RIGHT, with the bride's name in the story.

Pass at every LEFT, pass at every RIGHT, and when the story ends, nobody is holding their own gift.

Labels for leftover containers, with the dish and its use-by date worked out.

A letter from Santa with your child's name and the good things they did this year, plus a Nice List certificate.

A name spelled in photo tiles, one letter per photo, on one printable sheet.

A receipt for your year together, a trip or a gift, with a barcode that scans.

Fold-over toppers with each child's name for bags of magic reindeer food.

The drawing becomes the toy: two pieces, a dashed line to sew, an opening to stuff.

A little magazine of your own, folded from one sheet.

365 Moons on one sheet, each one lit the way it will be.

The whole family's New Year keepsake set, made from one roster.

A New Year resolutions sheet with the child's name and the year filled in.

Picture bingo for the countdown: every card different, every guest's name on one.

One bag an hour, and every hour it is midnight somewhere: Paris at six, London at seven, home at twelve.

Any word as a papel picado banner, with cut-out letters and fold lines.

A paper dreidel to cut, fold and spin, with the rules and a score sheet for the gelt.

The folded fortune teller from the playground, with your words inside.

Fold, cut the slits, roll, glue: a lantern from one sheet, with a name on it.

A menorah to color, a candle for every night with its date, and flames to glue on one by one.

A new paper snowflake to fold and cut, printed with its fold lines and the grey parts to cut away.

Bunting flags with your photos and a name, ready to print and string up.

Gift tags with your photo inside and the to and from typed in.

A snowman, Rudolph or Santa poster with numbered noses to cut out, a blindfold band and the rules, from one form.

Open the card and the name stands up, one letter at a time.

Paper ornaments with a name on each, in color or to color in.

A crown with a name on it, sized to the head it is for.

The month of Ramadan on one page for your city: Suhoor, Iftar and every prayer, or a child's tracker.

The year's books standing on one shelf, each spine as thick as the book.

A red envelope with the child's name and a blessing, sized to hold your bill flat.

Flour boot prints from the fireplace to the tree, a name in every sole.

A magic key for a house without a chimney, with your family's name on the tag.

Clue cards that lead around your home to the present.

What everyone likes, on one page each, before anyone shops.

Hot cocoa in a bag, a poem on the back, a name on the front.

A voice you love, drawn as the shape it makes.

The sky exactly as it stood over one place, at one minute you choose.

The gift, the line that goes with it, and the names already written.

A thankful tree with your family's photos on the leaves and their words beside them.

Picture bingo for the Thanksgiving table: every card different, every guest's name on one.

Folded place cards with every guest's name typed, ready for the table.

A placemat for every child at the kids' table, with their name and puzzles of their own.

Your own backyard on old parchment, with the way to the treasure counted out.

A flyer, an entrance sign and a car sign-up sheet for a trunk-or-treat event.

A note, a signature or a child's drawing, as the lines to stitch.

The drawing off the fridge, onto a card, a sticker sheet or the tree.

A number on every sweater, a ballot in every hand, an award for every category.

Picture bingo for the class Valentine's party: every card different, every child's name on one.

Your first day, your days off, your 100th day, and a chart for the wall.

The rules everyone agrees on before the first steal, and a number for every guest.

Picture bingo for the winter party and the snow day: every card different, every child's name on one.

Both halves of a woven paper heart, printed in two colors, ready to cut, fold and weave.

Wrapping paper with their name all over it, printed at true size.