68 Christmas Tree Coloring Pages

Get into the holiday spirit with these Christmas Tree coloring pages that are all free to download or print! Each page captures the magic of Christmas, from simple tree outlines perfect for little ones to detailed festive scenes filled with ornaments, stars, and presents. Whether you love classic pine trees covered in snow or modern designs with glittering decorations, these printable sheets bring the warmth and joy of the holidays right to your home.

You’ll find a wide variety of Christmas tree coloring sheets here—some with Santa nearby, others surrounded by gifts, stockings, and candy canes. Kids can add their favorite colors, create unique ornaments, and even design their own holiday decorations on the trees. These printable coloring pages are perfect for classrooms, family holiday nights, or cozy afternoons at home with some hot cocoa and Christmas music playing in the background.

To get started, click on any of the images or links below, and a PDF coloring sheet will open in a new tab. From there, you can download, print, or even color digitally on an iPad. All of these coloring pages are sized for standard US letter paper, but they also print perfectly on A4 paper too. Once you’ve finished coloring, your Christmas tree pages can be used in so many creative ways—keep reading for some fun ideas!

Fun Ways to Use Your Christmas Tree Coloring Pages

1. DIY Holiday Cards

Turn your finished Christmas Tree coloring sheets into beautiful handmade holiday cards. Once your kids color in the trees, fold the paper in half and trim the edges if needed. Add a festive message like “Merry Christmas” or “Happy Holidays” inside. You can even glue on sequins, ribbon, or glitter for a sparkling touch. These homemade cards are perfect for friends, teachers, or grandparents and make heartfelt keepsakes that show your child’s creativity.

2. Christmas Tree Garland

Make a colorful Christmas garland using your printable coloring pages! After coloring, cut out the trees and punch small holes at the top of each one. Use string, ribbon, or twine to thread them together, spacing each tree a few inches apart. Hang the garland across a fireplace mantel, window, or classroom wall. It’s a fun way to decorate your space with your own handmade holiday art and a great group activity for kids.

3. Personalized Gift Tags

Transform your coloring sheets into custom gift tags. Choose small Christmas Tree designs or print the images at a reduced size before coloring. Once they’re colored, cut them into tag shapes and punch a hole at the top. Add a piece of string or twine and write the recipient’s name on the back. These personalized tags make every gift look extra special and show off your child’s artwork at the same time.

4. Homemade Christmas Ornaments

Your printable PDF coloring pages can easily become tree ornaments! After coloring and cutting out the trees, glue them onto thicker cardstock or lightweight cardboard for sturdiness. Punch a hole at the top and tie a loop of ribbon through it. You can even laminate the ornaments so they last for years. Hang them on your Christmas tree, or use them as decorations for holiday parties or classroom displays.

5. Christmas Tree Coloring Book

If you download several of these printable coloring sheets, you can combine them into your own Christmas Tree coloring book. Print your favorite designs, color the covers, and staple or bind the pages together. Add a title like “My Christmas Coloring Book” and personalize it with your name or the year. This makes a great keepsake to look back on each holiday season, showing how your coloring skills have grown over time.

6. Holiday Placemats

Turn your colored pages into festive placemats for Christmas dinner. Print your favorite Christmas Tree coloring sheets on thicker paper or laminate them after coloring to make them durable and easy to wipe clean. Place them on your table for a cheerful, homemade holiday setting. Kids will love seeing their art as part of the family meal, and guests will appreciate the personal touch.

7. Classroom Bulletin Board Display

Teachers can use these free printable coloring sheets to create a “Forest of Christmas Trees” on the classroom bulletin board. Have each student color and decorate a tree in their own style—some can use glitter, stickers, or bits of fabric for ornaments. Then, arrange them on the board to look like a big winter forest. Add a banner that says “Our Merry Classroom” or “Tis the Season!” for a bright, festive classroom decoration.

8. Gift Wrapping Paper

Print larger versions of the Christmas Tree coloring sheets on lightweight paper and use them as custom wrapping paper. Kids can color the pages and add small drawings of stars, bells, or snowflakes to fill in the spaces. Once finished, wrap small gifts in their artwork for a one-of-a-kind look. This eco-friendly idea is perfect for adding a personal touch to presents while saving money on store-bought wrapping paper.

9. Advent Calendar Craft

Create a DIY advent calendar using 24 small Christmas Tree coloring pages. After coloring, number each one from 1 to 24 and hang them on a wall or board with clothespins and string. Behind each tree, you can tape a small treat, a holiday message, or a tiny activity card. Every day, your kids can remove one tree as they count down to Christmas. It’s a fun way to mix art and anticipation during the holiday season.

10. Family Christmas Scrapbook

Start a family tradition by including your Christmas Tree coloring sheets in a yearly holiday scrapbook. Once the pages are colored, add them alongside photos, notes, and memories from each year’s celebrations. You can also include stories about who colored which page and what the family did that Christmas. Over the years, this scrapbook becomes a cherished memory book filled with colorful keepsakes.

11. Table Centerpiece Decorations

Use your colored Christmas Tree pages to make easy table centerpieces. Roll the paper into a cone shape to resemble a 3D Christmas tree, then tape or glue the edge to secure it. Decorate with stickers, sequins, or tiny pompoms as ornaments. Arrange several of these paper trees on your holiday table or mantle for a charming and budget-friendly decoration that’s completely handmade.

12. Christmas Tree Window Art

Turn your finished coloring sheets into festive window art. Cut out the trees and tape them to your windows, or glue them to contact paper to make suncatchers. The light shining through adds a beautiful glow to your artwork, especially if you use markers or colored tissue paper in your designs. This project is great for decorating both home and classroom windows during the holiday season.

13. Tree Topper Craft

Here’s a fun idea: make your own tree topper using a colored Christmas Tree page. Print and color a tree design with lots of sparkle, then glue it to thick cardstock. Cut it out, roll it into a cone, and tape it to keep its shape. Place it on top of a small tabletop tree or even your main Christmas tree. It’s a simple but unique way to show off your child’s art as part of your holiday décor.

14. Holiday Puzzle Game

Make a simple homemade puzzle with your coloring pages! Once the Christmas Tree sheet is colored, glue it onto cardboard and let it dry. Then, cut it into puzzle-shaped pieces using scissors or a craft knife. Mix up the pieces and challenge your kids to put their artwork back together. It’s a fun and educational game that keeps them entertained during winter break.

15. Storybook Craft

Encourage kids to tell their own Christmas story using their colored pages. After finishing a few Christmas Tree coloring sheets, have them write short stories or sentences on the back of each one. Staple the pages together to make a storybook, with each picture showing a different scene. This activity sparks imagination and combines art with storytelling in a fun holiday project.

With so many creative ways to use these free, printable, PDF Christmas Tree coloring pages, your holiday season will be full of color, fun, and family moments. Whether you turn them into crafts, decorations, or keepsakes, these coloring sheets make every project feel a little more merry and bright. So grab your crayons, markers, or colored pencils, and start spreading the Christmas cheer one page at a time!