Color and Craft Christmas Dolls

Description of Coloring Page: St. Nickolas, armful of dolls, stuffed animals, sailor boy, bunny, monkey, china dolls too

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       The foundation for this doll is a lollipop. The head may be traced on a piece of cardboard and painted with acrylics. Miss Lollipop's cap is white crepe paper gathered with a thread and needle. The back view shows the adjustment. The head is pasted to a piece of white around the upper edge to xx, leaving room for the top of the lollipop. Paste and use needle and thread to fasten on clothes. Follow this order in dressing: cap, underskirt, over-skirt, cape, tie. The cap edge should have a frill. All is white except the violet over-skirt and tie. For a Christmas doll replace the over-skirt and tie with red or green colors.
 

Steps for lollipop doll illustrated.

Paper cut silhouette pattern of a Belsnickle and two reindeer.

Christmas Doll Coloring, Poems and Drawing

Craft more dolls to hang on the tree.

A Christmas Doll's Plans 

I'm a Christmas dolly,

As you can see;

I was bought and hung

On a Christmas tree.

My mistress is named

Miss Janey Lou;

And I'll tell you right now

What I'm going to do.

In the mornings I'll rise 

And rush all about,

Tidying the house,

Inside and out.

I'll dust and I'll sweep,

I'll bake and I'll stew,

All for my mistress,

Miss Janey Lou.

Then after our breakfast

We'll go for a walk;

We'll sit in the park,

And together we'll talk.

Oh, we'll be just the happiest

Pair in the town,

I-Christmas Dolly,

And Janey Lou Brown.

 

Description of Coloring Page: Victorian child cradles her Christmas doll, old-fashioned costume

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 Now you many try to draw a doll of your very own. All it takes is paper, a pencil and your favorite crayons for coloring the doll in.

Left, "A circle and an oval, too, will do so many things for you." Center, "This time we put in face and hair, add legs and arms on her and there." Right, "A sweet rag doll with a happy smile is ready now for some small child."

The toy piano coloring page

 

Description of Coloring Page: portrait of St. Nickolas, toy piano, doll, wicker cradle, smiling twins, holly

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 Christmas Eve by Christopher Moreley

Our hearts to-night are open wide,
The grudge, the grief are laid aside;
The path and porch are swept of snow,
The doors unlatched; the hearthstones
glow-
No visitor can be denied.

All tender human homes must hide
Some wistfulness beneath their pride;
Compassionate and humble grow
Our hearts to-night.

 

 

Below is a word scramble of Santa's 5 Favorite Christmas Tunes.

 Can you unscramble the letters and fill in the correct words for the blanks provided?
 

Look up favorite children's Christmas songs on the web to figure out this puzzle quickly!

Brother and sister visit Santa Claus...

Description of Coloring Page: portrait of St. Nickolas, boy and girl, smiles, wishes, tassel, fur trimmed hat

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Try cutting a paper Christmas Bell chain or border using the template below. Then hang it on the tree, window or anywhere about the house that needs a bit of Christmas cheer.

       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.

 

Fancy Christmas Bell Chain Pattern

"What do you want for Christmas?" color and draw

The twins think Santa is the best! They sit on old Santa's lap and tell him just what they want for Christmas.

Description of Coloring Page: Santa, the twins, gloves, beard, fur trimmed hat, holly

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 Can you draw Santa Claus? Remember to draw his snow white beard.

Left, "By the North Pole, mid snow and ice, there lives a man who's always nice." Center, "He spends his time, as you will see, just making things for you and me." Right, "I know you'll like him, just because this jolly man is Santa Claus."

 

 

 

       Below is a mask that you can wear and pretend to be Santa with. Color it as you wish, cut it out, fold on the dotted lines near the ears and string a piece of elastic through the holes to keep it attached to your face. On this mask, Santa wears a red felt cap with holly and he smokes an old corn-cob pipe. The original drawing is older than 100 years!

Click directly on the mask to download the largest available size.

"A Merry Christmas To All" fun page

Description of Coloring Page: portrait of St. Nickolas, holly berries and leaves, text "A Merry Christmas To All" big beard

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       Did you know that holly grows in practically every country in the world, as there are more than one hundred and fifty varieties, so that some flourish in every climate. The custom of using holly at the winter festival is of great antiquity and is believed to have come from the ancient pagan festivals. It was used at Christmas by the early Christians. According to tradition holly is the bush in which Jehovah appeared to Moses.

"There the angel of the LORD appeared to him in flames of fire from within a burning bush. Moses saw that though the bush was on fire it did not burn up." Exodus 3:2

 

 

       To see what Santa sees, take a pencil and, starting at dot one, draw a continuous line from dot to dot in consecutive order. Where two numbers appear beside one dot, use the dot twice.

Color Santa Under The Christmas Tree

 

Description of Coloring Page: toys, tree, Christmas candle lights, dolls, boats, books, toy soldier, baubles, Santa delivers toys

• Here you can color Santa's bag of toys too!
  

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Merry Christmas

M is for mistletoe. If you get caught, you know!
E is for evergreen. Prettiest tree ever seen.
R is for reindeer that draw Santa's sleigh.
R is for ringing the bells Christmas Day.
Y is for Yule log that makes a bright fire.

C is for Christmas, a day we enjoy.
H is for "Hurrah!" when I get my new toy.
R is for "Rejoice." Let our songs reach the sky.
I is for incense wafted on high.
S is for Santa Claus full of good will.
T is for "toe" of the stockings he'll fill.
M is for music to gladden the heart.
A is for angels that watch from above.
S is for "star" whose beauty we love.

       

        What if your Teddy bear was Santa Claus? How would you draw him on the roof top with a big bag of toys? Well, you can draw that with just a few shapes and a sharpened pencil. Then color him in and hang the picture over your bed so you can think of a story to go along with the idea...

A step-by-step drawing of Teddy going down the chimney!