Christmas Bauble with a Gingerbread Design
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Christmas Baubles
Find single baubles, hanging sets, a box of decorations and elves painting or hanging ornaments.
Choose a difficulty
Coloring Pages
Santa and Elf Hang a Bauble
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Christmas Bauble with Stars and Stripes
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Mittens Hold a Winter Scene Bauble
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Bird with Two Christmas Baubles
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Christmas Baubles in an Open Box
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Three Christmas Baubles on Ribbons
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Elf Carries a Basket of Baubles
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Elf Ties a Bauble Ribbon
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Elf Paints a Christmas Bauble
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Elf Polishes a Star Bauble
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Making Christmas Ornaments
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One bauble or a matching set
Choose three clear shapes to repeat, or vary a palette across three different decorations.
Stars and stripes
A large bow, three stars and broad stripes offer distinct jobs. Start here to practice one green-and-white sequence.
Christmas Bauble with Stars and Stripes →
Three hanging baubles
Zigzags, flower petals and curved bands require different pencil movements. Repeat one ribbon color to connect the set.
Three Christmas Baubles on Ribbons →Carry one palette across three baubles
Print the original line drawing linked below. The numbered areas match the color key and steps; use the colored example as a starting point, then choose your own colors if you prefer.
Digital coloring example
- 1. Red ribbons and petals
- 2. Green zigzags and leaves
- 3. Gold curves and small details
- Color the three bows and their hanging ribbons red, then use the same red for the five flower petals on the right bauble.
- On the left bauble, alternate green and white zigzag bands. Color the leaves behind the flower green.
- On the lower bauble, alternate gold and white curved bands. Add gold to the three caps, their rings and the small circles on the flower bauble; leave the remaining spaces white.
Matching red ribbons connect the set. White bands keep the zigzags and curves distinct, while the flower remains clear against its white background.
More selection and activity ideas
Choose a page
Broad stripes and stars leave room for crayons; floral bands, tiny dots and workshop scenes suit pencils.
Try it together
Choose three colors for a matching ornament set, repeating one color across ribbons and small patterns.