North Pole mail envelope
The North Pole mail envelope from Elfie Spot Finder is free to print at home. A fold-it-yourself North Pole Mail envelope for elf letters. Cut, fold, stick. Free PDF in boy or girl elf versions. The boy elf PDF and the girl elf PDF are separate files on this page, and only one elf shows at a time.
Last updated October 12, 2026. Elfie Spot Finder.
One elf at a time.
How do I use the North Pole mail envelope?
- Print the envelope on regular paper, or cardstock if you want it sturdier.
- Cut on the outer lines.
- Fold on the scored lines and tuck or tape the flaps.
- Slide in a letter, a mini note, or the letter to Santa.
What paper should I use?
- Cardstock is better for anything you cut, sign, or handle more than once.
- US Letter. On A4, choose Fit to page.
- Color looks best. Black and white still reads.
Which printables go with the North Pole mail envelope?
Where should the elf hide?
Questions about the North Pole mail envelope
Is the North Pole mail envelope free?
Yes. The North Pole mail envelope is free to print at home in a boy elf version and a girl elf version. Elfie Spot Finder does not ask for an email or a signup. Print a copy for your family, and print another if the first one gets colored on.
What paper should I use for the North Pole mail envelope?
Print the North Pole mail envelope on US Letter. Cardstock is worth it because these get cut and handled. On A4, choose Fit to page so the trim lines stay on the sheet. Color is nicer, and black and white still works.
Can I add our elf's name?
Yes. The blank line is for the elf name you already use at home. Write it before you set the page out, or leave it for a kid to fill in the morning. The page does not assume a brand or a costume.
When should I use the North Pole mail envelope?
Use the North Pole mail envelope on a night you want the elf to leave something behind. It takes one print and a name. Pair it with a hiding spot you can set up in a couple of minutes, then go to bed.