"Dear Santa," es una plantilla de carta para que los niños escriban sus deseos de Navidad, en un estilo clásico de cuento. Letras serif verde oscuro sobre papel crema bajo un trineo rojo y dorado con copos de nieve, con líneas rojas tras cada frase. Rehazla con tu propio texto, cambiando las frases como el nombre, la edad, las buenas acciones y los regalos deseados.

Create a finished, flat, printable 3:4 Christmas letter sheet for a child to fill in by hand. Show the whole page straight-on, with generous 7% safe margins and no mockup, perspective, or extra lettering. Use warm cream paper with a subtle fine paper grain, deep evergreen ink, restrained cranberry-red details, and small antique-gold accents. Keep the page airy and highly readable at home-print size. At the top, draw one charming vintage storybook sleigh in crisp, simple printed illustration: cranberry-red body, evergreen trim, tiny gold runners, a soft snow line and just a few small snowflakes. Keep the sleigh decorative and leave ample clear space below it. Do not add other Christmas motifs. Set the exact supplied words in this order, with no additional text. Make “Dear Santa,” the largest line beneath the sleigh. Use a friendly, highly legible, rounded old-style serif with open letter shapes, sturdy strokes, generous spacing and no fussy swashes. Set the form prompts in the same clear serif at a large child-readable size, dark evergreen, left-aligned on one consistent margin. Render these exact strings: “Dear Santa,”; “My name is ____”; “I am ____ years old”; “This year I was good because ____”; “For Christmas I would like ____”. Treat each four-underscore blank as a long, clean horizontal writing rule beginning immediately after the words, not as printed underscore characters. Below the reason and Christmas-wish prompts, include two additional full-width, evenly spaced ruled writing lines each, so a child has ample room to write. Include a ruled line beneath the name and age prompts as well. Make the rules thin, warm cranberry ink, straight and clearly visible against the paper. Composition from top to bottom: centered sleigh in the upper 18% of the page; greeting centered just below; then four spacious form areas stacked down the page, prompts left-aligned with writing rules beneath or after their blanks. Keep every word and rule inside the safe margins. The page should feel like special North Pole stationery, cozy and magical but uncluttered, with clear writing space taking priority over decoration.