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5 Festive Christmas Tree and Ornament Coloring Pages for Adults (Free Printable PDF)
Decorating the tree is one of the happiest moments of the season. These five Christmas tree and ornament coloring pages are full of baubles, bows and pine branches, drawn with bold outlines and big shapes that are easy to color.
Color one while the holiday music plays, or print the set and hang your finished pages as homemade decorations.
How to print
- Click Print PDF under the page you like.
- Use US Letter or A4 paper and choose Fit to page.
- Color with pencils, markers or crayons. Enjoy the quiet.
1. Decorated Christmas Tree
A cheerful Christmas tree with a big star, a fluffy garland, round ornaments, bells and candy canes, in a wooden pot with three wrapped gifts.
Coloring tip: Use two or three greens for the tree, gold for the star and bells, and a different color for each gift box.
2. Vintage Hanging Ornaments
Three big vintage ornaments hanging from bows on a pine branch: a ball with a snowflake, a bell with hearts and a striped teardrop.
Coloring tip: Soft vintage colors look lovely here, like dusty pink, mint and pale gold, with a deep red bow on top.
3. Christmas Tree on a Sled
A freshly cut Christmas tree tied onto a wooden sled with a rope, with cozy mittens, a knitted hat and an old lantern in the snow.
Coloring tip: Warm wood tones for the sled, a bright red hat and mittens, and a golden glow inside the lantern.
4. Box of Christmas Ornaments
An open wooden box full of patterned ornaments, with two more ornaments, a spool of ribbon, a pine cone and a sprig of holly beside it.
Coloring tip: Give every ornament its own color and pattern. This page is perfect for trying out your whole pencil set.
5. Christmas Wreath
A round holiday wreath of pine branches with shiny ornaments, pine cones, holly berries and a big ribbon bow, hanging from a ribbon loop.
Coloring tip: Color the pine needles with quick strokes in two greens, then add red berries and a red or gold bow.
Before you print
Colored pencils work best on regular printer paper. If you like markers, print on thicker paper (cardstock) so the ink does not bleed through.
These pages are free for personal use. If you would like to share them, please share a link to this page rather than the files.