Many colorists would love to share their work with friends and family, but tearing the pages out of the books is hard for some and doesn’t look as special as it could. These Christmas Cards and Postcards are the perfect Christmas keepsake from the heart. I’ve included my favorites for you to check out.
The Coloring Book of Cards and Envelopes: Christmas by Rebecca Jones
I have two of the summer versions of Rebecca Jones book and they are great and have impressed everyone I’ve sent them to.
Get creative with this amazingly innovative colouring book, full of beautifully designed cards and envelopes to tear out and colour. The twenty-four festive designs include Christmas trees, gingerbread men, reindeer and more and are perfect for all ages to decorate and send to family and friends. Take inspiration from real life, or get experimental – try unusual colours and different materials to make each card truly unique! With enough blank space inside for a message, envelopes to customize and cute stickers to seal your card – this is the complete Christmas creative package!
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Rebecca Jones also has a book with seasonal coloring cards in case you want to gift people year long with your coloring prowess.
The Celebration Book – A Year of Cards & Envelopes
This book includes 36 cards and envelopes to celebrate the fall & winter holidays and other special moments including Valentine’s Day, birthdays, Mother’s Day and Father’s day. You also get 36 themed stickers to seal your wishes with.
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Art Eclect Coloring Christmas Cards for Adults and Children to Color
These cards are absolutely gorgeous professional quality and include 12 Cards With 12 Different Unique Designs, 6 Red and 6 Green Envelopes.
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There are six different sets of these gorgeous cards all are unique designs on each card and come with red & gree envelopes for mailing.
- B1 – Pinecone with 12 designs
- B2 – Reindeer with 20 designs
- C2 – Christmas Tree with 12 designs
- C3 – Ice Skate with 20 designs
- D1 – 12 Religious themed cards with gold envelopes
- D2 – 12 Religious themed cards with white envelopes
Winter Nights 20 Postcards Vinterdrömmar: 20 vykort att färglägga) by Hanna Karlzon
Illustrator Hanna Karlzon brings her Scandinavian winter to you with this collection of woodland creatures, ornate ornaments, reindeer on tip-toes, swirling snowflakes, and more. Winter Dreams postcards are meant to be colored and shared: send them in the mail or frame them on your wall.
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Inkspirations for Christmas Joy
Festive Coloring Designs with DIY Gift Tags, Postcards, Wine Tags and More
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Christmas Post Cards to color in Peace. Joy. Color – Celebrate the Season with 20 Tear-Out Coloring Cards.
These are very nice quality paper with perforations so you could use these for Christmas cards or postcards.
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Very Merry Coloring Cards
These cards are similar to the Peace Joy Color cards above and please note that both of them are for people who love to color tiny details. I wouldn’t recommend for anyone with vision issues, hand tremors or beginning colorists as it may be frustrating.
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Another Christmas Coloring Card you can pre-order now are from last year’s favorite illustrator Mary Mary Tanana.
Christmas to Color 10 Postcards 15 Gift Tags and 10 Ornaments
Step into a wintry wonderland with these 10 postcards, 15 cut-out gift tags, and 10 cut-out ornaments to color! This perfect stocking stuffer is full of detachable, gorgeous illustrations of Christmas magic and is printed on heavy cardstock, perfect for mailing or displaying.
From snowflakes to stockings, reindeer to wreaths, every aspect of the holidays is waiting to be brought to life. These sound just like the coloring book from last year. I love her work!
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Painted Christmas Cards to Color
This book features 36 cards for you to color and fold as you would a traditional Christmas Card.
Mary Engelbreit’s Color ME Christmas Book of Postcards
This fun holiday activity book contains 10 postcards, 15 cut-out gift tags, and 10 cut-out ornaments all in Mary Engelbreit’s iconic style.
Whimsical Christmas Cards & Gift Tags to Color
Artist Tabitha L. Barnett brings you 28 new designs, 5 Christmas cards, 12 gift tags, and 2 ornaments to cut, color and assemble in this festive new book. Some of the images are repeated with a black background as well. These designs are on the simpler side so perfect for an afternoon with your kiddos or the seniors in your family.
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Create-Your-Own Handmade Christmas Cards
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Christmas Stickers for the Envelopes
I love to decorate the outsides of the envelopes when I send cards too. I think it makes the experience of receiving actual FUN snail mail more of an ocassion and puts a smile on the face of your mail carrier as well.
Merry Christmas Stickers
CURRENT Fancy & Festive Christmas Holiday Stickers
500 Pieces Christmas Ornament Roll Stickers
Super Cute stickers on a roll with reindeer, santa, snowmen and more holiday cheer.
ArtCreativity Holiday Sticker Assortment
100 sheets of stickers you could also tuck a sheet of these inside the envelope or for a cute stocking stuffer. My grown girls still like stickers.. don’t we all?
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Old Time Christmas Angel Stickers
Old-Time Christmas Santa Stickers
These were all the options I could find, if you know of any others please contact me and let me know. If you are an illustrator with a holiday project for the 2020 /2021 holidays please send me a copy to review so I can add it to my curated lists.
Check out my all-time favorite Christmas Coloring Books here, and Jewish Holiday Books here.
Sorry to say this but by saying you wouldn’t recommend one of these books for ‘seniors’ is rather insulting and stereotyping. I am classed as a ‘senior’ and do far more intricate colouring and artwork than shown on this book cover (which in my opinion is rather childlike). I was enjoying your review until I spotted that.
You know what Pauline.. you are exactly right! I have edited that portion of my review. I am a “senior” and didn’t enjoy these postcards as they are just too tiny for ME to enjoy coloring even though they are rather childlike in nature. I like detail coloring in a Johanna Basford book but they are tiny spaces that create a larger whole, coloring in the tiny spaces of all those words just isn’t my cup of tea but I know other do enjoy it. Who is your favorite illustrator?
Thank you for understanding what I was getting at. I realised afterwards it may have come across as a bit harsh, which I didn’t want it to be!
My favourite illustrators are Hannah Karlzon and and Klara Markova. I do also have a wide variety of others such as Bennett Klein and Kerby Rosane. I have to be in the right mood and have the right picture for the latter though.
I have just finished doing Johanna Basford’s Inky Art School (based on her latest book How to Draw Inky Wonderlands. She did 10 1 hour video sessions ob Facebook if you are interested and didn’t know about it. Although all comments are closed, the videos are up there still and will be indefinitely. It was a great experience in showing what we are all capable of doing. It’s certainly given me and many others the confidence to branch out and try new things without forever bashing ourselves on our lack of skills :-).
Thank you for responding.
Oh it sounds like we have a lot in common, those are my favorites too! I have been playing with/struggling through her inky wonderland book but I didn’t know about her videos. Thank you for letting me know!
My pleasure. I’ve just applied some of what I’ve learned to a ‘blank beetle’ in Hannah Karlzon’s DayDreams and surprised myself. Any problems finding the group do let me know (and if you like it in due course).
I want to invite you to join our coloring group so you can show off your new skills. I’d love to see and I’m sure our members would as well. 🙂 https://www.facebook.com/groups/coloringbookaddict/
Check out my new article about Lifebook 2020 if you are interested in learning more about drawing and maybe delving into mixed media art. https://coloringbookaddict.com/life-book-art-journaling/
Thanks for the suggestion but already tried mixed media and it definitely wasn’t for me :-(. I can see there is a lot of content though for those that have the time. My time is just do it when I can due to health issues. A lot of the other content such as well being and mindfulness I can see would be useful to newbies; anything to have a more relaxed life is good :-).