Christmas Ornament Coloring Pages (20 Free Printable PDFs)
If you love decorating the tree, you’re going to adore this set of 20 Free Christmas Ornament Coloring Pages! Every page in this collection features nothing but cute, festive Christmas baubles — round, shiny, patterned, and ready to be colored in cozy December style.
These Christmas bauble coloring pages are perfect for kids, adults, and anyone who loves simple, relaxing holiday designs. And as always, every single page is 100% free to download and print — no sign-ups, no fuss, just pure Christmas creativity.









How to Download Your Free Christmas Ornament Coloring Pages
Downloading is super easy:
- Scroll through the bauble designs.
- Click the Download PDF button under your favorite ornament.
- A new tab will open with your free printable.
- Hit Print — and start coloring!
Pro tip: Print on thicker paper if you plan to hang your baubles as décor.





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5 Fun Christmas Bauble Craft Ideas
1. DIY Hanging Ornaments
Turn your colored pages into real ornaments! Once the cute Christmas bauble coloring page is finished, cut it out, add sparkly ribbon, and hang it on the tree. Kids love seeing their artwork next to the real ornaments — it makes them feel like honorary elves. You can even laminate them if you want to keep them year after year. They become sweet little time capsules of your child’s coloring style!
2. Christmas Bauble Garland
This one always brings big smiles! Print a handful of baubles, let everyone color a few, then string them together like a festive paper chain. Hang your garland across the fireplace, on bookshelves, or down a hallway. It instantly makes your home feel like a cozy Christmas cottage. Bonus points if you add fairy lights weaving between the baubles — SO magical.
3. Homemade Gift Tags
Shrink your Christmas bauble coloring sheets before printing, color them, and use them as personalised gift tags. Kids get so excited seeing their artwork tied onto presents, and grandparents absolutely melt when the tag says “To Nana, Love from [child’s name]” with a little hand-colored bauble attached. It’s sweet, affordable, and seriously charming.
4. Classroom Ornament Wall
Teachers can turn these printables into a whole festive display! Have each child color a bauble, write their name on it, and add it to a giant “Our Christmas Ornaments” classroom wall. The kids LOVE finding theirs, and the whole room ends up looking like Santa’s art gallery. It’s a great December activity, especially right before holiday break when energy levels are… let’s say very high.
5. Christmas Eve Placemat Craft
This one is pure Christmas magic. Let kids choose their favourite bauble design, color it with all the glitter and excitement in their little hearts, and use it as a placemat for Santa’s cookies and milk. It makes Christmas Eve feel even more magical — especially when kids proudly tell Santa, “I made that for you!” The photos of this tradition are adorable, too.
Christmas ornaments bring maximum sparkle to the season — seriously, they’re like tiny glittery cheerleaders for your tree. And coloring them? It’s the next best thing to actually hanging them (and way less risky if you have a cat who thinks ornaments are personal enemies). Whether you’re using Christmas ornament coloring pages for kids and watching them turn every bauble into a rainbow masterpiece, or relaxing with printable Christmas ornament coloring pages for adults while pretending your cocoa is actually a peppermint latte, these printables capture that same magical, cozy feeling.
Whether you’re crafting décor for your home, coloring with little ones who think glitter belongs everywhere, or sneaking in a quiet moment with crayons and Christmas music, I hope these free Christmas ornament coloring pages add warmth, creativity, and extra festive cheer to your December.
May your ornaments be round, your glitter stay mostly on the paper, and your hot cocoa always come with too many marshmallows.
Merry coloring — and Christmas sparkle from CraftyCiciJoy!