What’s Inside the Christmas Coloring Collection?
We’ve included some of the most beloved Christmas characters and festive elements to ensure there’s something for everyone in your family:
Santa Claus Snowman Reindeer Christmas Tree Cute Bear Penguin Cheerful Elf
And the best part? These pages are free to download right here on this site. Just scroll above this article, and you’ll see our collection waiting for you!
Why Choose These Coloring Pages?
Safety is my top priority. I personally checked that every file is free from malware before making it available for download. After all, as a dad, I wouldn’t want anything risky for my kids, and I’m sure you feel the same.
Simple and Kid-Friendly Download Process
I know how frustrating it can be to navigate tricky websites, so we’ve made downloading super easy: It’s so easy, even Mike could do it himself (though he’d probably need Lisa’s help to pick a design—she’s always the decision-maker in our family!). I hope you enjoy these pages as much as we do. Happy coloring, and have a magical Christmas!
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9 Crafts for Kids Using Christmas Coloring Pages
Christmas is a magical time of year, and making crafts is a great way to get into the spirit of the season. Hello, my name is James, and I have two great kids named Lisa and Mike. I’m proud to be a part of the GreenColoring community and to have taught in a private school in the past. I’ve learned that crafting with kids isn’t just a way to keep them busy; it’s also a way to make memories and help them learn important skills like patience, focus, and creativity. I have some great ideas for fun crafts that you can make with your Christmas coloring pages that the whole family will love. Over here, you can find 20 free Christmas coloring pages in PDF format. These are great for these projects. As I promised, these easy but fun crafts will make your holiday season even better. Let’s start having fun!
1. Christmas Tree Garland
Materials Needed:
Christmas coloring pages (downloadable PDFs above) Scissors String or twine Glue or tape Hole puncher (optional)
Steps: Safety Tip: Always supervise young kids when using scissors and teach them proper handling to avoid accidents. Fun Tip: Lisa added glitter glue to her garland last week. It looked great with the tree lights on and made her proud of her work.
2. Festive Gift Tags
Materials Needed:
Christmas coloring pages Scissors Hole puncher Ribbon or twine
Steps: Helpful Idea: Individual tags like these make gifts more special. Mike made a gift for his teacher last month with a candy cane design, and she loved it. He was so happy with himself that he bragged about it for days!
3. Christmas Card Collage
Materials Needed:
Christmas coloring pages Blank cards or cardstock Glue Scissors Stickers (optional)
Steps: Safety Tip: Remind kids to use child-friendly glue to avoid sticky messes. We sent these handmade cards to our grandparents last year, and they called immediately to say how much they loved them. It was a beautiful moment for all of us.
4. Holiday Lanterns
Materials Needed:
Christmas coloring pages Scissors Tape or glue Battery-operated tea lights
Steps: Genius Hack: Use transparent sheets to print the coloring pages for a stained-glass effect. We tried this last winter, and it was stunning. Lisa said it looked like the lights in a fairytale castle!
5. Advent Calendar
Materials Needed:
Christmas coloring pages Envelopes Scissors Glue Number stickers or markers
Steps: Unique Idea: Add small craft supplies or puzzle pieces in each envelope to build a larger activity as the days progress.
6. Christmas Wreath
Materials Needed:
Christmas coloring pages Paper plate Scissors Glue Ribbon
Steps: Helpful Idea: Use Lisa’s idea of adding glitter or metallic pens for extra sparkle. Emily suggested adding mini bells to the wreath for a fun jingle every time it moves. Pro Tip: Sprinkle glitter on the berries for a sparkling look that catches the light. For more wreath ideas, explore crafting tutorials on Better Homes & Gardens.
7. Holiday Puppets
Materials Needed:
Christmas coloring pages Popsicle sticks Scissors Glue or tape
Steps: Fun Tip: Make the puppets more lively with cotton balls for Santa’s beard and tiny fabric scraps for scarves.
8. Christmas Table Place Cards
Materials Needed:
Christmas coloring pages Scissors Cardstock Markers
Steps: Genius Hack: Label each place setting with a metallic pen to add a classy and festive sparkle. That small touch really impresses guests. Extra Inspiration: Learn about making unique table decor from Martha Stewart.
9. Holiday Ornaments
Materials Needed:
Christmas coloring pages Scissors Laminator or clear contact paper Ribbon
Steps: Helpful Idea: Personalize the ornaments with each family member’s name or year. Emily suggested adding tiny family photos to some, and they’ve become treasured keepsakes. Crafting with Christmas coloring pages is a heartwarming way to bond with your kids and create lasting memories. Whatever you want to make—garlands, ornaments, or gift tags—the options are endless. Check out the 20 free Christmas coloring pages in PDF format that are linked above this article. They are a great place to start with all of these crafts. So grab your crayons, scissors, and glue, and let’s make this Christmas the most creative one yet. Happy crafting from my family to yours!
