Christmas excitement starts early in our house, and one of our favourite ways to build the magic is through simple, hands-on crafts that kids can personalise. This year, I’m sharing something extra special — a Free Printable Christmas Door Hanger to Colour In!

Whether your child wants to remind Santa to “Please stop here”, decorate their bedroom door, or add a festive touch to the playroom, these printable colouring-door hangers are a perfect Christmas Eve activity.
What’s Included in the Free Printable?
Inside the downloadable PDF, you’ll find eight pages of festive, kid-friendly designs to colour, cut out, and hang.

Each page features two door hangers — that’s sixteen different designs your children can choose from!
Some of the adorable designs include:
- A sweet Christmas penguin holding a candy cane (Page 1)
- A cheerful Christmas elf surrounded by stars and bows (Page 1)
- Classic Santa Claus illustrations in different styles (Pages 2, 3 & 7)
- A cosy gingerbread house (Page 2)
- A cute teddy bear in a Santa hat (Page 3)
- A Christmas tree to decorate with colours (Page 4)
- A smiley gingerbread cookie boy (Page 5)
- A Nutcracker for kids who love ballet or Christmas stories (Page 5)
- A bright Christmas stocking full of gifts (Page 6)
- A happy snowman and adorable reindeer (Page 8)
Every door hanger includes a blank box labelled “Please stop here for”, perfect for adding your child’s name or even “Santa”, “the Elves”, or “Rudolph”!

⭐ Why Kids Will Love This Craft
- It’s creative – Kids can colour with crayons, pencils, paint sticks or markers.
- It’s personal – Their name on the hanger makes it feel truly special.
- It’s festive – Cute holiday characters bring instant Christmas cheer.
- It’s quick and low-mess – The perfect December craft!
- It encourages independence – Children can proudly hang it on their door themselves.

✂️ How to Make Your Christmas Door Hanger
This craft is wonderfully simple and suits children of all ages.
You’ll Need:
- The free printable PDF
- Scissors
- Colouring pens, crayons or pencils
- Optional: Laminator or clear tape for durability
- Optional: Glitter glue or stickers for extra sparkle
Instructions:
- Download and print the Christmas door hanger sheets.
- Let your child choose their favourite design (good luck — they’re all cute!).
- Colour it in using your favourite art supplies.
- Cut around the outer shape of the door hanger, including the inner circle.
- For a sturdier hanger, laminate it or stick it to card before cutting.
- Hang it on their bedroom door, playroom, or even the front door!

🎅 Perfect for Christmas Eve Traditions
These door hangers make a lovely addition to:
- A Christmas Eve box
- Your Christmas countdown activities
- A festive craft afternoon with hot chocolate
- School or nursery seasonal projects
Kids love knowing that Santa will see their special sign — and it adds even more magic to bedtime on Christmas Eve.

📥 Download Your Free Printable Christmas Door Hanger
Click below to grab your free PDF and start crafting.
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Christmas Door Hanger to Colour In
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I always print my printables directly onto 160 gsm cardstock using my Epson Ecotank Printer rather than regular paper, this way they are a little more durable and the pens do not bleed through to the other side. However, if you do not have a home printer then just pop to a library and use theirs.
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