Vintage Christmas paper is a paper to wrap Christmas gift. The pictures in the paper are vintage figures. You will see a lot of Santa Claus because he was very popular, even until now, but he was kind of discovered during the old times. Vintage Christmas paper is to give an essence that the gift is from Santa Claus himself. He will give you the tag with a report whether you are good or naughty.
As always, already available online. You can get the newest one or the secondhand one which is the authentic vintage Christmas paper, as you will read in the description. If you prefer going outside and visiting the markets, then you can get the paper in bookstores, craft stores, and supermarkets. But, most of the papers that are sold in the stores just have the vintage characters and made in recent times. If you want to buy the real ones that are produced in the 1960s or so, then going to a flea market or Christmas market will be the best option. You most probably will find the ones with old cartoon characters as well.
On vintage Christmas paper, it is very common to find, obviously, pictures of Santa Claus and his reindeer. The paintings of Santa Claus and reindeer will add the sense that the gift is really sent from the North Pole. You will also find a painting of birds and children. For more Christmas, vintage paper has Holly and gnomes with Santa's costume. Other pictures you usually see are angels and old cartoon characters like Mickey and Minnie. All in all, you will find pictures of Christmas ornaments like wreaths, snow, lights, Christmas baubles, and stars.
We also have more printable vintage you may like:
Vintage Abc Cards Printable
Printable Vintage Recipe Cards 4x6
Decoupage Vintage Printables
The correlation between Christmas and Tartan is not from religious views. Rather, it is from the pagan tradition or we can say that is from the first Christmas celebration. Tartan is a color pattern from Scotland. In the association with Christmas, the pattern relates to the winter solstice, when people of the Celts celebrated the day of the winter solstice. The culture has passed down from generation to generation. And since the decorations are considered aesthetic, many people apply tartan on Christmas. Tartan can also be associated with a clan. Each clan has its own pattern of the fabric. How cool is that!