Free Christmas Bell Coloring Pages
Print these free Christmas bell coloring pages for a quick holiday activity. You will find simple outlines of classic bells with holly, cheerful jingle bells, and traditional handbells that are easy for toddlers and young children to color.
Classic Christmas Bells with Ribbons and Holly
These traditional bell shapes feature simple outlines decorated with festive bows and holly leaves.
Festive Jingle Bells and Sleigh Bells
Round metal jingle bells and sleigh bell straps offer fun, easy shapes for younger children to color.
Christmas Handbells and Snowy Church Steeples
Traditional handbells and snowy church scenes provide slightly more detailed pictures for holiday coloring.
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Coloring Classic Holiday Bells
When children color classic Christmas bells, they usually reach for gold, silver, and bright red crayons. These pages feature the familiar flared shape of the campanula, often decorated with a large holiday bow and sprigs of holly. The thick, simple outlines make it easy for toddlers and preschoolers to stay inside the lines while practicing their motor skills during the busy winter season.
Jingle Bells and Sleigh Bells
Sleigh bells have a distinct round shape with a narrow slit across the bottom. Historically, these crotals were attached to horse harnesses to warn pedestrians of approaching sleighs in the snow. Today, they are a staple of holiday music and decorations. Kids can use metallic markers to give these pages a realistic shine.
- Color a single jingle bell ornament resting on a pine branch.
- Decorate a leather strap covered in multiple brass sleigh bells.
- Fill in a festive wreath made entirely of round metal bells.
Using Bell Printables for Crafts
Because many of these templates have clear, bold outlines, they work well as cut-out crafts. After coloring a traditional handbell or a ringing church bell, kids can carefully cut around the edges. You can punch a hole at the top and thread a piece of festive ribbon through it to create a homemade ornament for your Christmas tree. Adding a layer of glitter glue over the colored areas gives the paper bells a metallic shine that catches the light beautifully.