"Gifts to Buy" is a printable Christmas gift shopping checklist in a clean holiday stationery style. A green present with a red ribbon sits above the bold green title, with a ruled table below showing red headers Who, Gift, Store and Wrapped, twelve blank rows and green checkboxes. Fill it in with your own title, column headings and number of rows to plan your own gift list.

Create a clean, printable Christmas gift checklist on a portrait 3:4 sheet, designed to print at home with generous safe margins and clear writing space. Use a warm white, uncoated-paper background with a very subtle paper grain. Keep the overall design crisp, calm, practical, and uncluttered, using only deep Christmas red and evergreen green for the ink and details. Render exactly these words, spelled and capitalized exactly as shown: the large title “Gifts to Buy”; then the four column headings “Who”, “Gift”, “Store”, and “Wrapped”. Do not add any other wording, numbers, names, gifts, or dates. Set “Gifts to Buy” prominently near the top, in a sturdy, friendly humanist sans serif: bold, open letterforms, even strokes, highly legible, deep evergreen ink. Set the column headings in the same type family, smaller but bold, in deep red. Keep all lettering clean and accurate, with no decorative lettering effects. Place one small, simple wrapped present centered above the title: a neatly drawn evergreen-green parcel with a crisp red ribbon and bow. Keep it small and secondary; no other Christmas motifs. Below the title, create a precise four-column checklist table spanning most of the page width. Order the columns left to right as Who, Gift, Store, Wrapped. Give Gift the widest writing area, Who and Store medium widths, and Wrapped a narrow checkbox column. Place the headings in one clear header band. Beneath it, draw exactly 12 generous, completely blank writing rows, with thin light-red rules and restrained green column dividers. Put one empty, clearly outlined square checkbox in the Wrapped column of each row. No writing or marks inside any row or box. Keep lines and boxes unobstructed and dark enough to print clearly, but light enough to leave room for handwriting. Balance the open table against the compact title and tiny present; maintain consistent alignment, ample whitespace, and a safe margin around every element.