Free Christmas Presents Coloring Pages (Printable PDFs)

1. Gift-Tag Miniatures
   Print your Christmas present coloring pages at 70–80% for smaller boxes. Color, cut, and back with light cardstock. Punch a top corner, thread ribbon or baker’s twine, and add “To/From” on the back. Tip: Laminate first if the tags will ride along in backpacks.
2. Mantel or Doorway Garland
   Color 6–10 small presents and cut them out. Fold a tiny tab along the top back edge of each gift, lay twine under the tabs, and tape them closed so the boxes hang straight. Space evenly and alternate sizes/patterns for a tidy, festive line.
3. Pop-Up Card Fronts
   Print one design at half-page, fold a blank card, and glue the present to the front. For a simple pop-up inside: cut a 1″ slit in the card fold, push the tab inward, then glue a smaller colored present to the pop-up step. Add a quick holiday message and a sticker “seal.”
4. Classroom Place Cards
   Fold small tent cards from colored cardstock. Glue a mini present on the front, outline the bow with gel pen, and write each child’s name. Line them across the snack table or use at a family dinner. Tip: A tiny foam square under the bow gives cute dimension.
5. Shrink-Plastic Ornaments/Key Charms
   Trace a favorite present onto shrink film, color with permanent markers, and punch a hole at the bow before baking (follow package temps). Bake, cool, and thread ribbon for an ornament or add a jump ring for a backpack charm. Grown-ups handle the hot tray.

Quick Print Tips: US Letter works on A4 choose Fit/Scale to page. Regular paper is fine; light cardstock (90–120 gsm) is sturdier for tags and garlands. Date the back for a sweet keepsake.