"Dear Santa, here's my list!" is a printable Christmas wish list for children with fill-in lines, in a vintage storybook card style. Dark red serif lettering sits on aged cream paper beside a snowy red cabin, pine trees and a striped pole, with six numbered gold-outlined stars and a holly-corner border. Kids can write their own name, the reason they were good and six wishes on the blank lines.

Create a finished, printable Christmas wish list for a child to send to Santa, on a portrait 3:4 sheet with generous home-printer-safe margins. Use the look of a cherished vintage Christmas card: aged warm-cream cardstock with fine grain, slightly faded cherry-red, pine-green, muted teal and mustard-gold printed shapes, tiny color-layer misregistration, flat painted details and even print-like light. A small red North Pole post office with snowy roof, a stylized pine tree and a few starry snowflakes forms a restrained vignette at the top-right edge; keep all decoration away from the writing area. No religious imagery, logos, or extra lettering. Set the exact headline “Dear Santa, here's my list!” near the top, large and highly legible. Use warm, organic Golden Age children's storybook serif lettering with gently varied hand-drawn contours, moderate stroke weight and soft rounded serifs; print it in deep cherry red with a subtle aged-ink texture, not dimensional or glossy. Beneath it, set “From:” with a long blank name-writing rule. Below that, set the exact words “I've been good this year because” followed by a long blank writing rule; do not print underscores or add words. Reserve the large central and lower area for exactly six evenly spaced, generously tall wish rows. Each row has its number, in order from “1.” through “6.”, an empty outlined five-point star checkbox, and a long straight writing line for a child's handwriting. Keep the star boxes empty and the lines unobstructed by decoration. Use the same readable vintage storybook lettering for the numbers, in muted pine green. Keep the form functional and calm, with clear contrast, consistent alignment, ample handwriting space and all essential content inside the safe margins. Add only a thin, understated vintage printed border and a few small snowflakes at the outer edges; never crowd the writing area. No additional text.