We have had lots of requests for a papercut nativity set and so we just had to oblige! We are offering this sweet nativity scene as a freebie to all of our readers. Simply click on the PDF below, print onto your chosen color of card stock and cut with a craft knife and scissors. If you have a cutting machine, you can click on the SVG file and your papercut nativity scene will be ready in minutes. You can add a flameless candle to the scene as we have, and include shredded paper to your set to finish it off.
If you are on the hunt for more Holiday templates, patterns and downloads, take a peek over here. And please keep your eyes on our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages to see what DIY delights are coming out of our studio next! See you there! ~Lia
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Thank you so much for this lovely ‘freebie’.
I really appreciate your kindness.
Best Wishes
Annette
This is lovely. Thank you so much!
Merry Christmas
So glad you love it π
I would appreciate some suggestions on ways to make everything stand separately.
Hi Janet! The 2 animals are the only separate pieces (the back of the nativity is one larger piece). You could create small paper stands for them by cutting small pieces of cardstock and making small slits for their legs, as that should hold them up.
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Thank you and Merry Christmas!
You’re so welcome!
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thank you so much for this; I tend to be a minimalist when it comes to Christmas, so it’s hard to find a nativity set that I like (and can afford).
I’m so glad you like this π
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Hey Lia! This is beautiful! I’d love to try cutting on my Cricut Explore which I bought yesterday – which setting is best? I’ve had some real trouble with it chewing up cardstock already. I changed the settings on the card stock setting from the dial and now can’t seem to find anywhere online which states what the cut pressure was originally – any ideas?! Thanks so much π
Are you cutting card stock? Do a few test cuts to try different depths. It should NOT be chewing up your paper. It really sounds like a dull blade. π
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Thank you so much for this beautiful Nativity Scene! More than thank you for sharing it with us!
I’ll make it as a present for my friend and I’m sure she will like it as much as I do!
Once again, thank you and Happy Holidays!
Thank you, hope you have a lovely holiday!
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Thank you for this beautiful nativity scene – I love it! I cut it out on my Cricut, but I’m trying to separate the pieces so I can cut it out in three colors like you did – yours is so gorgeous. I’m kind of new with Cricut and hope you can give me tips on how to do this.
Thanks so much!
I’m so happy to hear that you like it! You can choose which layers you would like to print on each color of paper, and then hide the layers that you do not want to include for each color. So- choose your color of paper, put it on the mat, and then hide all the layers that you do not want to print in that color. You can also refer to Cricut support and they can help you become more familiar with the machine! Hope this helps π -Lia
Thank you so much! I will try it this weekend – It really is beautiful!
beautiful, but how can I cut this with the Silhouette cameo?
You will need the Silhouette Designer Edition software in order to upload this file onto your Silhouette π
I see you have all been very busy since last Friday. My goodness, thanks so much for this wonderful nativity set. Maybe little fiddly for me to cut out but will give it a go anyway. You all have just thrilled me no end with all these incredible projects.
And how are things in Portland, OR, getting cold yet, any snow yet? It’s cold enuf today for me to have turtleneck and sweat shirt on with long jeans and heavy socks. Hubs keeps house little too chilly for me so dressing to live in this. Finally got cat off bed so could wash sheets. Have little while to myself at least to have some peace, aaaaahhhh, hubs has gone of for while. Happy Monday to you all.
Hope you all have great week, where did weekend go so quickly? Supposed to snow little but won’t hold my breath. Take care, don’t work too hard. Thanks again for all your hard work and sharing.
It was so chilly today in Portland!! In the mid-40’s and rainy. No snow in the city yet. It doesn’t snow too much here but it probably will at some time this winter. Bundle up and stay warm! Happy Monday π
Like the nativity scene
Thank you π
Thank you for the nativity scene. It was just what I needed for a project for a luncheon.
I changed the cut lines to score lines and figured out to glue the fence to the stable. and attach the animals with pop dots, I like using the white paper, but did you you use a vanilla paper for the fence? I notice a color change when I go to the mat.
Again, thank you for this free svg.
So glad that you like it! We did use three shades of white for this craft. The animals in the foreground are white, the stable is in a cream vanilla color, and the fence is a beige color. Best of luck to you!!
Thank you Lia for this beautiful Nativity; I will be making these for my Bible Study Group. Thank you Mary Edwards for the suggestion to use pop dots to attach the animals. I also cut a white dove from the Cricut library and attached it to the top of the manger. Love it!
Wonderful ideas!!
Thanks! I like this very much.
So glad to hear it π
so lovely. thank you for sharing.
Of course π
Hi Lia, thank you so much for this sweet gift! Lovely to cut and mail when you want to send more than a card, but not as much as a gift. Thank you for your daily inspiration and warm moment whenever I open your email! An every day calorie free treat! Karen (Scotland)
Haha, a calorie free treat! I love those! π Thank you for your kind comments
-Lia
Thank you so much for always providing the svg! I love using them with your crciut for Michaels!!
The Cricut is so great, right?! Soo many possibilities with it π
Thank you Lia, so pretty and timely.
Thank you Linda π
Thanks for the free dl for the Nativity Scene. My class will love it! Happy Holidays! π
Thank you, Happy Holidays to you as well!!
Thank you so much! I was looking around at various places for a decent nativity scene!
You are very welcome π
Thank You!!!! I love everything that you design!!!
Thank you π
Lia muy lindo tu blog.Gracias por ddarnos tantas cosas suyas.Dios te pague.Muchos exitos para el aΓ±o venidero.DesdeColombia con gran cariΓ±o.Mercy
Mil gracias por tus palabras dulces Mercy! Y tu tambien, muchos exitos para el aΓ±o proximo π
Thank you, this is so beautiful π
So glad you like it π
Thank you for sharing this wonderful nativity. Know wonderful things can be made with this.
Thank you π
I feel like I often write this, but: Beautiful as always!
And thank you as always!! I always appreciate your comments π