Coloring Pages to Print
Kids it’s time again to get out your paints or coloring pencils as we have new coloring pages to print for Christmas. Our Christmas candy cane color page is a fun size for little hands to keep busy. So mum or dad why not suggest a sleepover coloring page weekend so the kids can make Christmas posters, Christmas decorations or Christmas greeting cards using Christmas coloring pages or a Christmas stencil.
What better way to spend a weekend then treating your children and their friends to a sleepover craft weekend. The house fills with laughter, the kids are safe and the coloring pages to print for Christmas won’t cost you a cent.
There so many exciting coloring pages to print for Christmas the kids can literally be busy all weekend coloring and painting. To make a Christmas poster just print the coloring page like it is, add a little color and decorate the wall when it’s dry.
For those of you who want to make Christmas decorations get mum or dad to shrink down the candy cane color page or any coloring page that you like the look of. Use color pencils for this Christmas project as it might be easier as the picture will be a lot smaller.
To make Christmas greeting cards make the candy cane small enough so it will fit to the size of your greeting card. Make the candy cane look pretty buy adding a little color, glue and glitter. Cut out the candy cane when it’ s dry and glue it to the front of the Christmas greeting card.
All these projects are possible and there’s only this weekend and two more weekends before Christmas will arrive, so the kids don’t have a lot of time. Get into the spirit of Christmas and download our new coloring pages to print for Christmas. The kids will love them and your home will look fabulous with Christmas posters, Christmas decorations and Christmas greeting cards made by your children and maybe a few from their friends.
Christmas Tree Coloring Page
To give your home or gifts an enchanted feel this Christmas, let’s use this Christmas stencil that’s in the shape of a Christmas tree to make holiday paper crafts. You and the kids can use the very same Christmas stencil to make Christmas greeting cards, Christmas decorations or use the print out as a Christmas coloring page.
While the kids are busy making cute Christmas decorations or coloring in the Christmas tree you can enjoy making Christmas greeting cards. This Christmas stencil is designed like a Christmas coloring page so everyone feels like they can add their special touch to the home this Christmas.
Mum or dad don’t forget that this Christmas stencil is quite big if the children want to make Christmas tree decorations. To make the Christmas tree smaller just select print, and in the printing options scale down the Christmas stencil to right size. Don’t worry if it takes you one or two attempts you’ll get there.
Oh, keep the reject Christmas print outs because the kids can color them in or decorate them. Nothing goes to waste here as these decorated Christmas trees will look so cute glued onto blank Christmas greeting cards. I am sure these greeting cards will make perfect Grandpa or Grandma gifts.
Make sure you have enough Christmas stencil pages to make the decorations, posters and Christmas greeting cards. Print off everything you need before you start that way you and the kids can have hours of undisturbed fun. If you fall short of stencils you can always print off more Christmas tree worksheets. Read more »
Bat Halloween Stencils
With Halloween creeping a little closer this is the perfect time to make Bat Halloween stencils. Using this Halloween bat stencil you can transform your home into a spooky Halloween bat cave.
Making bat Halloween stencils is an easy printable craft for children and grown ups who like make Halloween decorations to celebrate Halloween. To transform your home into a spooky bat cave this Halloween you’ll need a few craft supplies and some black material to drape from your walls and ceiling.
To make the Halloween bats for the bat cave you simply need to download this black and white bat stencil. To make smaller sized bat Halloween stencils just reduce the size before you reprint the stencil.
Print on standard size printer paper and cut around the Bat Halloween stencils leaving about a three centimeter allowance. Cutting away this waste paper will allow you to glue more bats onto thick craft card or cardboard. Read more »
Folded Paper Airplanes A
Kids! Today we have a fun project, we’ll be making paper airplanes to fold and color! Making this paper airplane to fold and color is going to be so much fun!!. With these Pixabella paper airplanes you can even color in the clip art shapes. Once the clip art shapes are colored, fold the paper airplanes then set them free and watch as the folded airplanes glide through the air.
To make your paper airplanes fly as quick as possible start by downloading both folded airplane graphics. To make as many cool folded airplanes as you like you’ll need to print one side first then, make sure you flip over the page and feed the paper in the same direction and print the other side.
If you’ve printed the folded airplanes wrong try again as the clipart shapes need to be in right place to make your paper airplanes look really cool.
With this project it’s necessary to print the paper airplanes in full color. This way you can follow the colored dotted lines that match up with the instructions.
Once the color page is printed start coloring the clip art shapes on both sides of the paper. Use what ever colors you like and make it look really cool. Why not make a few paper airplanes so you can invite your friends along to help you fly them later.
If you don’t want to make these paper airplanes by yourself just ask mum and dad if you can invite a few friends over so you can make them together. Read more »
Christmas Coloring Pages | Pixabella | 
December 5, 2009 11:37 pm | 
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