Virgin and Child Christmas Gift Tags

        Guests may download and print these religious Christmas gift tags for coloring and labeling their presents. Color them, cut them out and punch a hole in each tag at the top where indicated, in order to string a ribbon onto each tag. Every gift tag also includes a place at the bottom for writing the name of the person the present is for and who has given it.

Mary and Baby Jesus gift tags with halos for coloring.

Print, Color and Cut a Sleepy Cat for the tree...

        Download, print and color sleepy cat in whatever colors that you would like. Layer the cardboard that the design is pasted to and also Cover it with Mod Podge. This process will give your ornament strength so that perhaps you can hang it on your tree more than once.

Above is just an example of how I painted my cat. On the right is the pattern
 of sleepy cat that you can print, cut-out and color for your own Christmas tree.

Christmas Gift Tags for Coloring

Eight holly tags for coloring. Write to and from labels for presents.

       Color these simple holly and Christmas tree gift tags. Use your own pens, crayons or colored pencils to match the colors in your gift wrap this year. Punch the hole where shown and tie a colorful twine or ribbon to match your choice of gift wrap too.

Eight gift tags of Christmas trees for coloring. "Merry Xmas" on the labels.

Color and Cut-Out The Paper Santa Claus

This paper doll requires brads for it's assembly.

Description of Coloring Page: A Santa paper doll, Santa's suit, moving parts, bag of toys, snow white beard, big black boots

Don't forget to drag the png. or jpg into a Word Document and enlarge the image as much as possible before printing it folks. If you have a question about this coloring page, just type into the comment box located directly below this post and I'll try to get back to you as soon as I can.

 

 A Holly Song by Mary E. Butts

Oho! for the holly, the shining holly,
Green when the year is old;
Brave and bright in the winter light,
Glad in the storm and cold.
Oho! for the holly, the faithful holly,
Like the heart that is true and bold.

White are the drifts in the bleak December;
Red is the holly fruit;
Deep in the woods in the Christmas splendor
When the noisy winds are mute,
We gather the holly, the shining holly,
For its joy doth the season suit.

Then oho! for the holly, the brave, bright holly;
Oho! for the winter cold!
May we never forget our due and debt
To the Christmas Day of old;
But warm with love the patient earth
Wrapped in the snow's white fold

Hey kids, here are kids from WhatsUpMoms making three great Christmas cookies on their own in the kitchen! Learn how to make the holidays delicious all by yourself, well... maybe you will need a little help from Mom.

He dreams of Christmas toys...

Description of Coloring Page: the little Santa Claus, his bed becomes a snowdrift, window, sleeping, Christmas Eve, bed curtains, toys playing on the bed, dancing blocks, parading ducks, toy soldiers and dolls, rocking horse, toy train

Don't forget to drag the png. or jpg into a Word Document and enlarge the image as much as possible before printing it folks. If you have a question about this coloring page, just type into the comment box located directly below this post and I'll try to get back to you as soon as I can.

 

       Here is another fun thing to make; a paper chain depicting a very old-fashioned kind of a toy called a jack-in-the-box. Crank a handle round and round until you hear a clicking sound . . . then pop! Jack is out of his box!

 

       Download and print out the pattern below. The dotted lines indicate where the image will be folded to continue the tree silhouette seamlessly after it is unfolded. The number of images "linked" together in one continuous chain is determined by the length of the paper being cut. Use a very thin paper to make your cutting easier. Cut away the areas indicated by the design. (see image above and read text on the pattern below. This paper-cut may be used as a border around a Christmas bulletin board in a classroom or as a paper chain for the Christmas tree if you like.

 

Pattern for a jack-in-the-box toy chain.

Olivia is longing for Santa to bring her a special Christmas toy.
You can have a peek at what St. Nick has stuffed inside his bag
for her by printing the mystery puzzle, cutting out the pieces
and putting them back together again!