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Advent calendars: village, tree and stockings, numbered one to twenty-four

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An advent calendar is twenty-four small reveals on one sheet: a village of houses each numbered on the door, a tree strung with numbered baubles, a mantel of numbered stockings. Drawn as a poster to cut flaps into, or reprinted as a sheet of loose numbered tags for gift bags — a hand-painted folk village, a fine ink line-drawing, or a cut-paper look. Ask for twelve doors instead of twenty-four and it redraws to fit.
- a poster to cut flaps into for December
- a sheet of numbered tags for twenty-four small gift bags
- a classroom countdown to the holidays
- a woodland-themed version for a nursery
Frequently asked questions
- Does it print with all twenty-four numbers?
- Yes — each sheet is drawn with the full one-to-twenty-four sequence, numbered clearly enough to cut a flap or a tag at each one.
- Do I cut the doors myself?
- The poster versions are drawn as a flat scene with the doors marked; cutting a slit at each number is the DIY step that turns it into a calendar.
- Can I get a shorter countdown, like twelve days?
- Yes — type 'with only twelve doors' in the direction field and the sheet redraws to that count in the same style.
- Is there a tag version instead of a poster?
- Yes — ask for it 'as gift tags for bags' and the same numbered set is redrawn as a strip of loose tags with cut lines, one per gift.
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