Christmas cards are one of those things that are either done in November or panicked about on December 23rd. This printable Christmas card is for the December 23rd crowd (no judgment — I'm usually there too): a sweet Christmas tree design kids can colour, with writing lines inside. Print, fold, write, mail. Crisis averted.
The colouring part is the whole point, really. A card your kid coloured is the one grandparents put on the mantel instead of in the drawer. Let them go wild with the ornaments — red, gold, green, or entirely purple, it's all correct.
Print on cardstock so it folds like a proper card. And while you're at it, print the matching Christmas gift labels from this site — your whole Christmas stationery set, done in one sitting.
Write one line that's actually personal — mention something from this year. "Thanks for the soup when I was sick" beats "wishing you joy" and takes the same ten seconds. Personal is what gets a card kept instead of recycled.
Cardstock folds best and feels like a real Christmas card.
Yes — the tree and ornaments are made for colouring.
Fold in half with the tree on the front and your message inside.
Yes — the Christmas gift labels on this site complete the set.