Mistletoe coloring pages

Free Printable Mistletoe Coloring Pages

The collection ranges from small sprigs and candy-cane pairings to full Christmas wreaths, cozy indoor scenes, and decorative designs. Some have broad, simple shapes; others include bows, bells, baubles, holly, and fine leaf details.

Make a Mistletoe Holiday Story

Choose a scene and invite your child to tell what happens around the mistletoe. A family on a sleigh ride can be heading home beneath hanging bells, while a bear in a Santa hat might be bringing a sprig to a holiday gathering.

For a playful twist, give the penguins beneath the mistletoe names and imagine what they say to each other. With an older child or adult, add a story to the living-room scene of a couple kissing, or decide who left the sack of toys under the mistletoe.

Choose by Age and Skill

For a 3-year-old, look for a few large shapes and little background detail. A 7-year-old may enjoy a medium-level picture with a small scene to color, while older kids and adults can take their time with layered decorations and intricate leaves.

Easy Mistletoe Coloring Pages for Kids

The simple sprig designs leave plenty of room for preschoolers to color without navigating tiny details. Candy canes beside mistletoe make an easy festive pairing, and the bear holding a sprig offers a friendly subject with a Santa hat to fill in.

Detailed Mistletoe Coloring Pages for Adults

For a longer coloring session, choose a wreath with holly leaves, a bow, bells, and small holiday icons. The living-room scene, family sleigh ride, and Santa’s sack of toys have more objects to work through and can inspire a story as you color. A mistletoe mandala-style dreamcatcher, a realistic sprig, and the intricate leaf design suit slow, careful work. For another wreath design, try the Christmas Wreath collection.

Christmas Mistletoe Coloring Pages

The Christmas designs bring mistletoe together with familiar seasonal decorations. Color a wreath with holly and a bow, a hanging sprig with bells, or a Christmas ball filled with berries; the bear in a Santa hat and deer beneath a sprig offer cheerful alternatives to greenery and ornaments.

What Colors Work Well for Mistletoe?

Try medium or deep green for the oval leaves, with lighter green along the middle of each leaf to separate overlapping shapes. Mistletoe berries are often shown as pale white, so leave them uncolored or use a light gray, cream, or soft yellow to give them a little contrast.

For wreaths, use a different green for the holly and add red berries, a red bow, or gold bells. Candy canes can be red and white, while the surrounding ornaments and background are a chance to bring in your own holiday palette.

Print Mistletoe Coloring Pages as PDFs

Choose “Open the PDF” to view a page before printing, or select “Print” to send it directly to your printer, including from a phone. Use fit-to-page settings if needed, and try thicker paper for markers; colored pencils work well for the fine leaves and small decorations.