Merry Christmas card with Santa
A card with Santa Claus and big "Merry Christmas" letters, plus lines for your message.
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Happy Holidays card with a tree
A card with a Christmas tree, presents and "Happy Holidays" lettering.
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Season's Greetings card
A card with three hanging ornaments and "Season's Greetings" lettering.
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Merry Christmas card with a cat
A card with a cat in a Santa hat, holly and "Merry Christmas" lettering.
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Joy card with stars
A card with big "Joy" lettering and shooting stars.
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Let It Snow card
A card with a snowman, snowflakes and "Let It Snow" lettering.
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Merry Christmas card with a gingerbread man
A card with a gingerbread man between two candy canes and "Merry Christmas" lettering.
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Every page is a complete card. The top half is the picture with big lettering: Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, Season’s Greetings, Joy or Let It Snow. The bottom half has lines for “To” and “From” and room for a short message.
- Print the card on US Letter paper. Thicker paper works best.
- Color the picture and the letters.
- Fold along the dashed line, write your message on the lines and the card is ready.
Coloring tips
- Color the big letters in two colors that take turns, or give every word its own color.
- Keep the background around the letters light so the words stay easy to read.
- Glitter glue on the stars and ornaments makes the card extra festive.
Who to send it to
Homemade cards are great for grandparents, teachers, neighbors and friends. Kids can color a whole stack in one afternoon.