Christmas Coloring Pages for Adults

• Traditional: deep red, holly green and gold, with a little white left showing.
• Frosty: icy blues, silver gray and lavender for the snowflakes and wreaths.
• Scandinavian: just red and white, which looks striking on the ornaments and trees.
• Candy shop: pinks, mint and cream for a playful tree.

Print the ornaments on card stock, color them and cut them out to hang on the tree or a window. The wreaths and snowflakes make handmade Christmas cards: fold a colored page in half or print it smaller, two to a sheet. A stack of pages and some colored pencils is also an easy gift for a friend who enjoys coloring.

In senior centers, care homes and church groups, the easy versions with big spaces and thick lines work well alongside Christmas music. Everyone can color the same design and compare how different the results look. For more festive activities, try Christmas color by number, a large print Christmas word search or Christmas trivia for seniors.

Press Color online under any design, pick a color and tap a space to fill it. Undo, start over, save your picture or print it in color. A tablet is the most comfortable size; on a phone, zoom in with two fingers for the small spaces.