「Secret Santa Wish List」は、「$25 limit」のバッジが付いた印刷用のクリスマスギフト交換フォームで、すっきりしたホリデー便箋風のスタイルです。濃い緑の文字がクリーム色の紙面に載り、赤と緑の枠、ヒイラギの角飾り、赤いリボン、質問項目と3つの願い事の記入欄があります。タイトル、金額の上限、項目名(名前、おやつ、サイズ)、願い事の行数を自由に変えて作り直せます。

Create a finished, printable Secret Santa wish-list form on a portrait 3:4 Letter-like sheet. Show the page flat and straight-on, with a warm ivory paper surface, a subtle grain, and generous 6% safe margins. The style is playful, tidy holiday stationery for an office: deep red and evergreen accents, a fine red-and-green border, and only a few small holly leaves and a neat ribbon bow near the outer corners. Keep all decoration away from the writing area. The center stays calm, light, and easy to write on. Set the exact title “Secret Santa Wish List” near the top, large and immediately readable, in confident dark evergreen lettering with a small red accent. Place the exact text “$25 limit” directly beneath it in a compact red badge with a thin green outline. Below, set these exact field labels in this exact wording and order: “Name”, “Favorite color”, “Favorite snack”, “Hobbies”, “Shirt size”, “Please no”. Give each label its own clear row followed by a long, fine, pale-green ruled line for handwriting. Leave substantial vertical room between rows. Near the lower portion, set “My 3 wishes” as a clear section heading, followed by exactly three long, blank ruled lines, evenly spaced for handwriting. Do not fill in any fields or wishes. No other words, logos, dates, or brand marks. Use a legible, friendly humanist sans-serif letterform: sturdy, moderately rounded strokes, open counters, clear apertures, steady spacing, and crisp terminals. Make the title heavier and larger than the labels; keep field labels dark green and comfortably readable at home-print size. Use flat printed colors with only very light paper texture and subtle shadows beneath the badge and bow. Keep the form’s writing lines straight, unobstructed, and high contrast enough to write over. Balanced vertical layout, strong reading order, clean printable stationery rather than a busy illustration.