Sweet holiday treats, cozy fireside knitting, and festive North Pole magic come together in these 31 Mrs Claus coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This heartwarming collection celebrates the beloved matriarch of Christmas, capturing her gentle kindness, joyful spirit, and the cozy charm of her holiday home!
These pages bring the warmth of the holiday season right to your fingertips, from images of Mrs Claus baking delicious gingerbread cookies to scenes of her wrapping gifts with cheerful elves, sharing a cozy moment with Santa, and more!
To begin coloring, just click on any image or link below to view the free PDF. Once open, feel free to download and print to your heart's content.
All pages are designed for US Letter paper but scale flawlessly to A4. Happy coloring!
10 Craft Ideas to do With Mrs Claus Coloring Pages
Once your little ones have finished coloring these lovely pages, don't let them sit in a stack! These ten simple, budget-friendly crafts turn their completed Mrs. Claus masterpieces into festive keepsakes and holiday decorations.
1. Baking Recipe Binder Cover
Bring Mrs. Claus into the kitchen by pasting her colored cutout onto the front of a plain three-ring binder or notebook. Use colorful construction paper to frame her, and write “Holiday Baking Recipes” in glitter glue across the top. Secure it with a layer of clear contact paper to protect your new family cookbook from kitchen spills.
2. Clothespin Rocking Chair Toy
Cut out Mrs. Claus and glue her to a piece of sturdy cardboard to keep her upright. Next, paint two wooden clothespins red to act as her rocking chair legs, clipping them to the bottom of the cutout so she can stand on her own. Glue a small piece of actual yarn to her hands so she looks like she is busy knitting her winter sweaters.
3. Spectacle Holder Stand
Keep track of your reading glasses with this helpful bedside companion. Wrap a clean toilet paper roll in red construction paper and glue the cut-out face of Mrs. Claus to the top front. Bend a white pipe cleaner into a hook shape on her nose, creating the perfect resting spot for your actual glasses.
4. Puffy Cotton-Ball Bun Wreath
Celebrate Mrs. Claus's iconic snowy hair with this tactile wall hanging. Cut out Mrs. Claus's head and neck, then glue her to the center of a paper plate with the middle cut out. Have your kids glue fluffy, white cotton balls onto her hair and bun, adding a green ribbon to the top of the plate to hang it on a bedroom door.
5. Feed-the-Baker Cookie Game
Turn a cardboard shoebox into a fun holiday toss game by gluing a cutout of Mrs. Claus's face to the front. Carefully cut a wide slot where her mouth is, and paint the box red like her cozy kitchen stove. Let kids cut out and decorate circular “sugar cookies” from cardstock to toss into her mouth for a festive taste-test.
6. Kitchen Apron Badge
Let your little chef wear their artwork while helping with holiday baking. Cut out the colored Mrs. Claus, laminate her with clear packing tape, and glue a paper-plate ruffle around her to look like a mini apron. Tape a safety pin to the back so your child can proudly wear this baking badge on their clothes.
7. North Pole Sweet Shop Mural
Perfect for a classroom or sibling project, tape a large sheet of blue butcher paper to the wall to create a bakery storefront. Each child cuts out their finished Mrs. Claus and glues her into the window. Have the kids draw shelves, ovens, and trays of cookies around the figures using crayons and glitter.
8. Cone-Body Kitchen Tree Topper
Roll a piece of red poster board into a cone shape and staple it to form Mrs. Claus's dress. Cut out the upper torso of your colored Mrs. Claus and glue it to the top tip of the cone. Finish her look by gluing a white lace doily around her waist as a festive apron, then place her atop a mini kitchen tree.
9. Cinnamon-Scented Hanging Ornament
Make your holiday art smell as sweet as Mrs. Claus's kitchen. Cut out your colored Mrs. Claus, glue her to sturdy cardboard, and paint a thin layer of school glue on her apron. Sprinkle ground cinnamon and nutmeg over the wet glue, shake off the excess, and thread a ribbon through the top to hang her near your stove.
10. Peek-a-Boo Cookie Treat Bag
Dress up a plain brown paper lunch bag for gifting holiday treats. Glue the colored cutout of Mrs. Claus to the front of the bag, then use a utility knife to cut a small slit along her hands. Wrap real cookies in clear cellophane, place them inside, and pull the edges through the slit so Mrs. Claus appears to be holding the fresh baked treats.