If you’ve been looking for some free printable Christmas cards to color in, then you’ve come to the right place. There is nothing more charming than a handmade colorful Christmas card to send out to family and friends for the holidays. It’s just one of those things that brings a bit of joy into other people’s lives. Green and shiny surfaces are always a challenge to produce so why not follow my tutorial and work up your own Christmas card, giving a lovely surprise to friends and family. Depending on your printer, you might need to choose the right paper size in the printer settings (the cards are in US letter size but should print fine for A4 too if you are in Europe).

If you have been looking for a way to save money on Christmas cards, but want something special – then these printable Christmas cards are perfect for your needs. Print them out and get your kids coloring! Come December my hands are itching to start all of the Christmas Crafts and start making Christmas Cards. I love a great crafternoon with my kids. But as much as I craft, I still need more cards to gift than I can make so these Printable Christmas Cards come so handy!These free Christmas printables are great for classroom use or for use as a basic to make your own cards. The insides are blank so that kids can add their own message or even draw a special picture. How To Use These Cute Christmas Cards As always, these free Christmas cards to color are for personal use only. Any altering or distribution is not allowed without written permission first. Thank you. I know that as a mom I tend to collect each year’s Christmas card that my kids have made and I’m sure other people do too so this would make a great little keepsake too, they’re so much more personal than a store-bought card!

A few of our favorite Christmas time friends gather together for this fun design – bright colors will make this one look really good. 5. Happy Holidays from Santa The 'X' in Xmas originates from Greek. In the Greek alphabet, the letter 'X' is the first letter of the word for Christ or Christos. Some of the cards say Merry Christmas on the front. Others have Happy Holidays and Season’s Greeting. We wanted to make sure they were inclusive to everyone during this holiday season.I know my kids Grandparents would love to receive these holiday cards and unlike most Christmas crafts they’re nice and easy to pop in the post too. Holly, Golden King was worked in watercolour on Saunders Waterford Rough paper. I laid a wash of sap green on the central vein and lateral veins. In this variety the leaf edges are a golden green so I mixed sap green with green gold for this area then added warm sepia to the mix for the slightly shaded area on the right. Perylene green was a good match for the dark, shiny patches. There are eight different designs to choose from so the hardest part will be choosing which ones you want to use!

Kids of all ages (and adults!) love coloring and these free printable coloring cards make it easy to send the perfect Christmas message to loved ones, near and far. In EYFS, it’s not always easy for this age group to communicate their opinions, thoughts, or emotions. With activities like these Christmas card ideas for EYFS, children can independently guide you to the card they think their receiver is going to like. They can then choose for themselves what they’d like to write in it, based on their relationship with that person. Encouraging children to try to write the cards out themselves, will help them to independently access their vocabulary repertoire and practise letter formation and handwriting skills! I’ve actually just recently bought a beautiful set of watercolor pencils. So they will surely come handy for making these unique Christmas cards! Don’t miss our FREE printable Christmas gift tags. Perfect way to label your Christmas gifts for free. Christmas Card ColouringHave a look at these adorable Christmas Colouring Sheets. They feature all the classics from snowflakes to Santa and more. They're a great way for children to practise their fine motor skills during the Christmas season. This sweet Christmas card design is adorable and perfect for older kids – the candy cane and gummy details are perfect for the entire family to color. 7. Snow Globe Holiday You don’t need any special craft supplies for to make these printable colourable Christmas cards. Just simply print them out and color them in with colored pencils or texts or crayons are the choice is yours. In this spirit, I’ve created the following free printable colour in Christmas cards you can fill with your own special messages and then hand out during the holidays. Printable Christmas Cards to Color These free printable Christmas cards to color in are also very convenient. Simply print them, color them and give them to your loved ones. These color your own Christmas cards are also great for last-minute card if you have forgotten to buy one or need one in a hurry. There are lots of choices available here. There are even Christmas cards to color for adults.