Fill‑Your‑Own Advent Calendar – Cute Christmas Design For Kids

This fill‑your‑own advent calendar for kids includes 24 cute illustrated envelopes ready for personalised surprises and making December magical and bring joy to little ones. Each of the 24 illustrated envelopes features a different festive character — from snowmen and reindeer to penguins, Santa and Christmas decorations. Because every envelope has its own design, children love their daily surprise and spotting which character appears next. You can fill the envelopes with sweets, stickers, tiny toys, jokes, coins, or handwritten notes. This advent becomes a thoughtful, screen‑free moment each day throughout December. It’s a lovely way to build excitement, encourage kindness, and create a gentle family tradition. The envelopes are packaged in a eco‑friendly box and sleeve, so the advent arrives ready to wrap or display. It makes a gorgeous gift for children, grandchildren, nieces or nephews — especially if you want something more personal than a chocolate advent calendar. What’s Included 24 premium printed envelopes with cute festive illustrations Large numbers for easy reading 24 white mini pegs Twine for hanging and displaying your advent (colour may vary) Delivery & Dispatch Royal Mail Tracked 48 is included free of charge on all orders £25 and over, with upgrade options available at checkout. All orders are dispatched the next working day (Monday–Friday). If you place your order today, it will be sent on the next business day. Tracked 48 usually arrives within 2 working days once dispatched, and you’ll receive full tracking updates straight to your inbox. Need it sooner? You can upgrade your delivery at checkout to Royal Mail Tracked 24 or Special Delivery for faster arrival. Made From The contents are printed on quality FSC‑certified paper. The sleeve and box are made from recycled card. Why Choose Border in a Box We’re a small UK business based in Pershore, Worcestershire, specialising in botanical gardening gifts and stationery. Border in a Box began in 2017 after moving into a new build with a blank garden — which led to retraining as a garden designer, creating show gardens, and even meeting Alan Titchmarsh, who loved the original design kits.