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Free Printable Ornament Coloring Pages

Find 37 printable ornaments to color and cut out. This collection includes detailed glass baubles for adults, blank templates for classroom crafts, and fun holiday characters for kids to decorate.

Christmas tree ornament coloring pages

Detailed glass baubles, woven straw stars, and delicate snowflakes to hang on the tree.

Simple and blank ornaments for crafts

Basic outlines and blank templates designed for children to color, cut out, and use in holiday crafts.

Cute holiday character ornaments

Friendly snowmen, reindeer, and gingerbread figures decorating festive baubles for kids.

Holiday hands and paws holding ornaments

Furry green hands, cozy mittens, and elves holding up holiday decorations.

More pages to explore

Related coloring pages on Color Confetti.

All 3 more: Christmas Tree (50), Reindeer (50) and Ribbon (18).

Download 10 ornament pages as one PDF book.
Ready to print for home, preschool and classroom.
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Turning Paper Ornaments into Holiday Crafts

The blank ornament templates are highly versatile for December classroom activities.

Children can use markers, glitter, or stickers to design their own Christmas baubles.

Once colored, these shapes are easy to cut out along the thick outlines.

You can punch a hole at the top, thread a piece of yarn or festive ribbon through it, and hang the finished artwork on a real Christmas tree or a classroom bulletin board.

Shading and Texturing Glass Baubles

For older colorists, the detailed tree ornaments offer a chance to practice shading techniques.

To make a glass ornament look round and shiny, leave a small white circle near the top to act as a light reflection.

Blend darker shades of your primary color around the bottom and edges.

Metallic gel pens work well for adding a realistic shine to the finial caps and wire hooks.

Festive Characters and Furry Hands

Kids enjoy coloring familiar holiday figures.

Our collection includes reindeer and snowmen tucked inside round baubles, as well as classic teardrop ornaments.

You will also find several pages featuring a furry green hand holding a delicate glass ball, inspired by popular holiday stories.

These designs combine character coloring with traditional holiday decorations.

Questions

How do I use blank ornament coloring pages?

Blank ornaments work well as craft templates. Kids can draw their own patterns inside, cut out the shape, and hang it up with string.

How can I make paper ornaments look shiny?

You can use metallic markers or gel pens on the colored paper. Adding a small layer of clear craft glue or glitter also gives the ornament a reflective finish.