DoodleGrove Christmas Wreath Coloring Pages
Big bows, pine cones, holly berries and jingle bells, all in a circle. The easiest pages are one big wreath: a candy cane wreath, a jingle bell wreath, a wreath of smiling ornaments and a snowflake wreath tied with a striped scarf. Animals get their own wreaths, too, with a puppy at its doghouse, a fox in a wreath collar, three penguins carrying a giant wreath and a cardinal perched in a twig wreath. Then come the busier scenes. A bear sells wreaths at a snowy market stall, kids play a wreath toss game in the yard, and two friends skate past a wreath on a frozen pond. There are two detailed mandala wreaths and two lettering wreaths as well. These Christmas wreath coloring sheets suit toddlers and older kids alike. Every page prints on US Letter and on A4.
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Classic Christmas Wreaths 8 pages
One round wreath fills each page, made of candy canes, jingle bells, ornaments, pine cones or poinsettias. Mix two or three greens on the branches and save bright red for the bow and berries. The toy wreath, hung with a rocking horse, a drum and a train, has the smallest pieces.
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Jingle Bell Wreath
Big shapes, easy to color.
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Snowflake Wreath with a Scarf
Simple shapes for little hands.
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Ornament Wreath
Give every ornament its own color.
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Poinsettia Wreath
Red petals, green leaves.
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Candy Cane Wreath
Make the stripes red and white.
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Pine Cone Wreath
Brown cones, green needles.
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Pine Cone and Star Wreath
Try a different green for every branch.
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Toy Wreath
Which toy would you want?
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Animals with Wreaths 9 pages
Forest friends and a few polar ones carry, wear or visit a wreath. A fox wears one as a collar, three penguins haul a giant one across the ice and two owls hang theirs on a tree house door. The red cardinal is a nice page for trying out shading on feathers.
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Owl Tree House
Hoot hoot, Merry Christmas.
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Bunnies in a Pine Cone Wreath
Two little friends.
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Fox in a Wreath Collar
A friendly forest fox.
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Dancing Bear with a Wreath
Wiggle and color!
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Penguins Carrying a Wreath
Teamwork at the South Pole.
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Reindeer Fawn with a Wreath
Off to decorate.
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Fawn at the Signpost
A quiet forest morning.
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Bunny Stump House
A cozy home in the woods.
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Cardinal in a Twig Wreath
A classic winter bird.
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Wreaths on Doors, Windows and Gates 7 pages
Hung on a front door, a barn door, a garden gate, a mailbox and even a doghouse, these wreaths come with a little building around them. Wood grain, bricks and shutters give older children something to texture. The sleeping cat on the window seat suits a quiet afternoon.
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Puppy at the Doghouse
One big puppy, easy for toddlers.
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Front Door Wreath
Welcome home!
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Cardinal on the Mailbox
Christmas cards are here.
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Cat by the Window
A calm and cozy page.
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Wreath in the Window
Snow on the roof and the window box.
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Barn Door Wreath
A country Christmas.
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Garden Gate Wreath
Peek through the gate.
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Cookies, Candles and Advent Wreaths 3 pages
Kitchen and table wreaths. One is made of gingerbread men, another of decorated cookies on a plate beside a glass of milk, and the advent wreath holds four candles. Families can color one advent candle each week of December as a small countdown ritual.
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Gingerbread Wreath
Bake and color!
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Cookie Wreath Plate
Cookies for Santa.
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Advent Wreath with Candles
Color one candle for each week.
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Winter Fun with Wreaths 6 pages
Children and animals out in the snow: sledding, ice skating, cycling past a lamp post, playing wreath toss and shopping at a market stall run by a bear. These scenes have people, trees and ground to color, so plan a full session rather than a quick break.
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Sled with a Wreath
Ready for a ride.
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Bicycle with a Wreath
A ride through the snow.
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Dressing the Snowman
Snow day fun.
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Ice Skating by the Wreath
Glide across the ice.
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Wreath Toss Game
Can you ring the post?
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Wreath Market Stall
Count the wreaths for sale.
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Lettering and Mandala Wreaths 4 pages
Two wreaths frame words, Merry Christmas and Let It Snow, and two are symmetrical mandalas packed with bows, bells and cookie hearts. Older kids and adults can work the mandalas with fine-tip markers, repeating each color around the circle. The lettering ones make a handsome front for a handmade card.
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Merry Christmas Wreath
Color the letters in bright colors.
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Let It Snow Wreath
Snowy letters to color.
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Ornament Mandala Wreath
A calm page for older kids.
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Poinsettia Mandala Wreath
Find all the tiny details.
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Printing these pages
Pick the paper size your printer is loaded with, then print at 100% scale with "fit to page" turned off. Each page already includes a printer-safe margin.
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Ways to use them
- Color the Merry Christmas Wreath page and hang it on your front door as a paper wreath.
- Color the Candy Cane Wreath with red and white stripes, then cut out the middle to make a real paper wreath.
- Pick real colors for the Poinsettia Wreath: red petals, green leaves and gold bells.
- Color the Advent Wreath with Candles page and add a little more color to one candle each week before Christmas.
Hung designs T-shirt artwork for a living and prints coloring pages for his own kids at home. Every page on DoodleGrove is prepared for print the same way he prepares work for his clients.
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Questions
- Which paper size should I print on?
- US Letter if you are in the US or Canada, A4 almost everywhere else. Each size has its own file, so neither one is a stretched copy of the other.
- Can I print these for my class?
- Yes. Printing for your class, family or group is free. Please do not sell the pages or upload the files to another site.
- Which Christmas wreath pages are easiest for young kids?
- Start with Candy Cane Wreath, Ornament Wreath, Jingle Bell Wreath and Puppy at the Doghouse: big shapes and thick lines. The two mandala wreaths, Wreath Market Stall and Wreath Toss Game have many small parts for older kids.