Nothing says the holidays are officially here like settling in with some coloring pages and your favorite Christmas movie playing in the background. That is honestly my idea of a perfect December afternoon, and I am not even a little bit sorry about it.
This year I put together a collection of 23 cozy Disney Christmas coloring pages that I think you are going to absolutely love. I wanted pages that felt warm and festive and full of that magical Disney sparkle we all grew up loving. If you are someone who colors to unwind after a long day, these are going to be your new best friends this holiday season.
Some of the pages feature classic characters all dressed up for the holidays, and honestly I had the hardest time picking favorites. My personal picks lean toward the snowy cottage scenes because they just feel so incredibly peaceful to color. No matter your coloring style, there is something in this collection that is going to make you want to drop everything and pick up your pencils right now.
I hope these pages bring you as much joy and holiday coziness as they brought me while putting this list together.
Mickey Mouse Cozy Fireplace Christmas Coloring Page
This page is just the sweetest thing, featuring Mickey Mouse all bundled up in a striped scarf and Santa hat, sitting on a rug with a steaming mug in his hands. Behind him is a gorgeous brick fireplace with flames dancing inside and four Christmas stockings hanging from the mantle decorated with garland and berries. To his right is a beautifully decorated Christmas tree covered in ornaments, pearl garland, and topped with a star. The line work is clean and confident with bold outlines that make the whole scene feel polished and easy to follow.
I personally adore this page because it has so many different textures to play with, from the cozy knit scarf to the rough brick of the fireplace to the fluffy branches of the tree. Every little section gives you something new and interesting to color, which makes the whole experience feel super satisfying and never boring. It is the kind of page I would set aside for a slow Sunday afternoon when I just want to get lost in something warm and happy.
Minnie Mouse Decorating the Christmas Tree Coloring Page
This charming page shows Minnie Mouse standing on a little wooden stool, happily draping a pearl garland around a beautifully full Christmas tree. She is wearing the cutest striped scarf and a Santa hat, and her expression is just pure holiday joy. The tree itself is packed with detail including round ornaments, sweet little bows, a candy cane, and a star topper, while wrapped gifts with ribbon bows are piled up underneath. The background fills out the whole cozy living room scene with a lit fireplace and hanging stocking on the left, a snow dusted window on the right, and an armchair tucked into the corner. The line work is clean and well defined throughout, giving the page a really satisfying structure to color within.
I love this page so much because it captures that specific feeling of decorating the tree and just being completely in your happy place. There is so much going on without feeling overwhelming, and I find myself wanting to spend extra time on all those little bows because they are genuinely so fun to color in festive reds and greens. The mix of the detailed tree and the simpler background elements means you get a nice rhythm going as you work through it, which makes the whole coloring session feel really relaxing and rewarding.
Winnie the Pooh in a Christmas Sweater Coloring Page
This page is absolutely bursting with warmth and cuteness, showing Winnie the Pooh standing proudly in front of a decorated Christmas tree while hugging a big wrapped gift. He is wearing the most adorable detailed Christmas sweater covered in tiny geometric patterns, zigzags, and little dotted motifs that give it a genuine ugly sweater feel in the best possible way. The tree behind him is tall and full, decorated with large round ornaments and a star topper, with more wrapped gifts tucked at the base. Scattered snowflakes and small circles float around the background, adding a light and airy winter feel to the whole composition. The line work is bold and clear on Pooh himself while the background elements are slightly lighter, which naturally draws your eye to the main character first.
Honestly the sweater alone makes this page worth printing because it is basically a mini coloring project all by itself. I love pages that give you something intricate to focus on without making the whole thing feel like a chore, and that sweater pattern hits the sweet spot perfectly. The rest of the page is relaxed and open enough that you can breeze through it and feel super accomplished by the end, which is exactly the kind of coloring energy I am here for during the holidays.
Donald Duck Relaxing by the Christmas Fireplace Coloring Page
This page gives off the coziest holiday vibes, showing Donald Duck lounging on a blanket in front of a crackling brick fireplace, wrapped up in a scarf and winter coat with the most wonderfully dramatic expression on his face. Two Christmas stockings with decorative trim hang from the mantle, and a gorgeous detailed wreath adorned with berries, snowflakes, and three pretty bows hangs on the wall to the right. Through the window above the mantle you can spot a snowy outdoor scene with pine trees dusted in snow. The brick fireplace takes up a big portion of the right side of the page and is drawn with lovely consistent line work, giving the whole scene a really grounded and homey feel.
This page is one of my favorites in the collection because it just radiates that irresistible “nowhere to be” holiday energy that I think we all crave in December. I find the wreath especially fun to color because all those little berries and bows are so satisfying to fill in one by one. The brick pattern on the fireplace is also surprisingly enjoyable to work through in a slow and meditative way, and the mix of textures across the blanket, the scarf, and the outdoor snow scene keeps things interesting from start to finish.
Goofy Carrying a Tray of Christmas Cookies Coloring Page
This page features the ever lovable Goofy front and center, wearing a Santa hat and a long fringed scarf, proudly carrying a round tray absolutely loaded with freshly baked Christmas cookies. The cookie tray is genuinely the star of the show here, packed with star shaped cookies, gingerbread men, candy canes, and round decorated biscuits, all with their own tiny details and patterns on them. The background sets a festive outdoor or entryway scene with garland draped across the top, ornaments hanging from evergreen branches, a large decorative snowflake on the right, and warm glowing light fixtures framing the scene. The line work is bold and confident on Goofy while the background stays lighter and more minimal, keeping the focus exactly where it should be.
The cookie tray in this page makes me unreasonably happy to color because it is basically like coloring a whole little collection of Christmas cookies all in one spot. I love planning out different frosting colors for each one and imagining them as actual decorated sugar cookies fresh out of the oven. The rest of the page is pretty relaxed and open which means you can really take your time with those cookies and make them look as festive and detailed as you want without feeling rushed or overwhelmed.
Mickey Mouse Reading by the Christmas Tree Coloring Page
This page is an absolute dream of a cozy holiday scene, featuring Mickey Mouse curled up in an armchair with a book, wearing his Santa hat and looking completely content with life. Behind him stands a beautifully decorated Christmas tree strung with pearl garland and ornaments featuring intricate patterns like snowflakes and geometric designs. To the right sits an elegant fireplace with flames dancing inside, garland draped along the mantle, and two patterned stockings hanging down. A large snow dotted window fills the left side of the page, a geometric patterned rug covers the floor, and a wrapped gift peeks out from under the tree. The overall layout is wonderfully detailed and balanced, with clean confident line work throughout that makes the whole room feel warm and incredibly inviting.
This is the kind of page I would genuinely set aside extra time for because there is so much to look forward to coloring in it. The ornaments on the tree each have their own little designs which means you can treat each one like a tiny individual project, and I find that kind of repetitive detailed work incredibly soothing. The geometric rug at the bottom is also a hidden gem on this page because it just begs for a bold color palette, and pairing that with the soft warm tones of the fireplace and the cool blues of the snowy window outside makes for such a satisfying and visually rich finished piece.
Minnie Mouse Baking Mickey Shaped Christmas Cookies Coloring Page
This delightful page shows Minnie Mouse in full holiday baker mode, standing at a kitchen counter with a piping bag in hand, decorating a tray of Mickey shaped gingerbread cookies with the most focused and satisfied expression on her face. The foreground is filled with wonderful baking details including a mixing bowl, a rolling pin with spilled dough, an oven mitt, and a plate of already finished cookies. Behind her is a kitchen stove with visible burners and an oven below, and a window decorated with four detailed snowflake decals takes up the center of the background. A festive banner reading “Happy Holidays” hangs across the top, and a small Christmas tree with pearl garland and ornaments sits in the left corner. The line work is clean and well structured throughout, with bold outlines on Minnie and slightly softer lines on the background elements.
This page makes me so happy because it combines two of my favorite holiday activities in one, which is baking and coloring. I love that the cookies on the tray are actually Mickey shaped because it adds such a fun Disney twist to something that already feels incredibly cozy and familiar. The snowflake decals on the window are also really lovely to color in a crisp icy blue, and the whole kitchen setting gives the page a warm and lived in energy that just feels like the holidays. It is the kind of page that puts you in the mood to actually go bake something afterward.
Mickey Mouse Hanging a Christmas Wreath on the Front Door Coloring Page
This page captures such a sweet and relatable holiday moment, showing Mickey Mouse standing on a wooden stool on tiptoe, carefully hanging a full and fluffy Christmas wreath on a paneled front door. The wreath itself is beautifully detailed with clusters of round berries and a large bow at the top, making it a really lovely focal point for the whole composition. Two snow dusted evergreen trees frame the scene on either side, a welcome mat sits at the base of the door, and two ornaments with geometric patterns rest on the snowy ground nearby. The background is filled with scattered snowflakes and falling snow dots of different sizes, giving the whole page a wonderfully light and wintry atmosphere. The line work is clean and balanced, with bold outlines on Mickey and the wreath and softer lines on the background trees and snow details.
I just love this page because it captures that specific excitement of decorating the outside of your home for Christmas, which honestly feels like one of the most satisfying parts of the whole season. The wreath is my favorite part to color because you can go as classic or as creative as you want with it, and I personally always end up reaching for deep forest green with pops of red and gold. The scattered snowflakes throughout the background are also really fun to fill in with a light icy blue, and the overall openness of the snowy scene gives the finished page a really clean and fresh holiday feel.
Minnie Mouse Knitting by a Snowy Window Coloring Page
This page is pure winter coziness captured in one beautiful scene, showing Minnie Mouse sitting in a plump armchair beside a large four paned window, happily knitting away with needles and yarn. The knitting project in her lap features zigzag and striped patterns that are just begging for some fun color choices, and a ball of yarn sits on the floor beside a fringed scarf that is already taking shape. On the window ledge sits a steaming mug and a lit candle, adding the most perfect hygge touch to the whole composition. The window itself takes up most of the background and looks out onto a gorgeous snowy landscape with rolling hills, bare winter trees, and detailed snowflakes drifting through the air. The line work is soft and gentle throughout, perfectly matching the quiet and peaceful mood of the scene.
This might honestly be my favorite page in the whole collection because it feels less like a coloring page and more like a little window into the most perfect cozy winter afternoon. I am obsessed with how much thought went into the small details like the steam rising from the mug and the texture on the knitting, and I find those little touches so incredibly satisfying to bring to life with color. The snowy landscape outside the window is also a gorgeous opportunity to play with cool wintry blues and grays, which creates such a beautiful contrast against the warm indoor tones of the candle and the armchair.
Mickey Mouse and Pluto Sitting Together by the Christmas Tree Coloring Page
This page is overflowing with holiday warmth, showing Mickey Mouse in his Santa hat sitting on a round rug with Pluto right beside him, both of them grinning like they are absolutely loving every second of Christmas. The enormous decorated Christmas tree dominates the left side of the page, covered in swirling garland, round ornaments with cute faces and patterns on them, and a detailed star topper. Wrapped gifts with big bows are tucked under the tree, and in the background a fireplace with flames glowing inside sits beneath a mantle decorated with leafy garland, a “Merry Christmas” banner, and a single stocking. A cozy armchair with a side table holding a steaming mug rounds out the right side of the scene, and a mirror hangs above the mantle completing the living room setting. The line work is detailed and rich throughout, giving this page a really full and satisfying layout from edge to edge.
I love this page so much because it has that classic Christmas morning energy that just makes you feel all warm inside while you color it. The tree alone could keep me busy for a good while because every single ornament has its own little design to work with, which I find completely therapeutic in the best way. There is also something extra sweet about coloring Mickey and Pluto together as a duo, and Pluto wearing his little striped scarf is the kind of adorable detail that makes the whole page feel extra special and full of heart.
Winnie the Pooh Decorating Christmas Cookies at the Table Coloring Page
This page is absolutely bursting with festive charm, showing a close up of Winnie the Pooh leaning over a wooden table with the most blissfully focused expression, carefully piping icing onto a plate of small Christmas cookies using a little pastry bag. The foreground of the table is scattered with cookie cutters in star and gingerbread man shapes, and a sprig of holly with berries adds a pretty decorative touch to the lower left corner. A snowy window fills the background on the left with falling snow dots visible outside, and the corner of a decorated Christmas tree with round ornaments peeks in from the right alongside a wrapped gift and a wooden chair. The composition is wonderfully intimate and close up, with soft confident line work that gives Pooh a rounded and cuddly quality that is just impossibly sweet.
This page gets me every single time because Pooh’s little concentrating face while he decorates his cookies is genuinely the most relatable energy I have ever seen on a coloring page. I love how close and cozy the composition feels, like you are right there at the table with him, and the cookie cutters in the foreground are such a fun little detail to color in a bright cheerful red or green. The soft snowy window in the background is also a really calming area to work through, and the overall intimacy of the scene makes this one of those pages where you just settle in and completely lose track of time in the best possible way.
Donald Duck Napping in an Armchair by the Christmas Tree Coloring Page
This page is giving full holiday relaxation mode, featuring Donald Duck slouched in a big cozy armchair with his eyes half closed and the most gloriously unbothered expression on his face. To his left sits a small side table with a whipped cream topped hot drink that nobody would blame him for already finishing half of. On the right side of the page stands a neatly decorated Christmas tree with pearl garland, round ornaments, and a star topper, surrounded by a small pile of prettily wrapped gifts with big bows at the base. A fireplace with a candle on the mantle sits in the background behind the tree, and a fringed rug anchors the whole living room scene at the bottom. The line work is clean and open with generous white space throughout, giving the page a calm and uncluttered feel that perfectly matches the sleepy holiday energy of the whole composition.
This page makes me laugh every single time I look at it because Donald’s exhausted armchair energy is genuinely so relatable after a big busy day of holiday activities. I love that the layout is really open and breathable which makes it a wonderful choice for a relaxed coloring session when you just want to take your time without feeling overwhelmed by detail. The gifts under the tree are a personal highlight for me because I always enjoy picking out different wrapping paper color combos for each one, and the soft simple tree with its pearl garland is just really satisfying and meditative to work through.
Minnie Mouse Unpacking a Box of Christmas Ornaments Coloring Page
This page captures such a genuinely joyful holiday moment, showing Minnie Mouse in her Santa hat kneeling beside an open box absolutely overflowing with Christmas ornaments, holding up a candy cane and a beautifully detailed bauble with a look of pure delight on her face. The ornaments both inside the box and scattered around her feet are each individually decorated with their own little patterns including florals, dots, geometric lines, and swirling motifs, making the whole lower half of the page a wonderfully detailed collection of tiny coloring projects. Two wrapped gifts sit on either side of her, one with a big ribbon bow and one with a flower style topper, and sprigs of holly with berries are tucked in around the base of the scene. The background is clean and white which puts all the focus squarely on Minnie and her gorgeous stash of ornaments, and the bold confident line work gives the whole page a really polished and satisfying structure.
I am completely obsessed with this page because the ornaments are essentially a dream coloring challenge all on their own. Each one has a different pattern which means you get to make a whole collection of unique little designs, and I find myself planning out color palettes for each individual bauble before I even pick up a pencil. It is the kind of page that feels like a real creative project rather than just filling in lines, and the clean white background means your colors really pop beautifully when it is all finished.
Winnie the Pooh Napping Under the Christmas Tree Coloring Page
This page is the definition of holiday peacefulness, showing Winnie the Pooh curled up contentedly against a pillow on a fringed checkered rug, snuggled right up beside a tall and beautifully decorated Christmas tree. The tree is the real star of the composition, taking up most of the page with its full fluffy branches, swirling pearl garland, and a lovely collection of ornaments featuring stripes, zigzags, snowflakes, and teardrop shapes, all topped with a detailed six pointed star. A small stack of ribbon wrapped gifts sits at the base of the tree to the right, and a snowy window on the left looks out onto a winter landscape with snow covered hills and pine trees dusted in white. The line work throughout is soft and gentle, perfectly suited to the dreamy and unhurried mood of the whole scene.
This page feels like a warm hug and I genuinely cannot think of a better description for it than that. I love coloring pages that tell a little story, and Pooh napping under the tree with the most peaceful expression on his face is such a sweet and simple moment that just makes you want to slow down and enjoy the process. The tree ornaments each have their own individual pattern which gives you plenty of creative freedom, and the snowy window scene in the background is such a lovely opportunity to play with soft cool blues and grays that contrast beautifully against the warm golden tones of Pooh and the cozy interior.
Mickey Mouse Writing Christmas Cards by Candlelight Coloring Page
This page captures the sweetest and most nostalgic holiday tradition, showing Mickey Mouse leaning over a round wooden table with a pen in hand, carefully writing what looks like Christmas cards with a focused and earnest expression on his face. A lit candle on a small dish sits on the table beside him, along with a festive mug decorated with a holly pattern and a candy cane tucked inside. A stack of cards or envelopes waits nearby, ready to be written and sent. Behind Mickey stands a simple Christmas tree with round ornaments and a star topper, and a snowy window to the right shows falling snow outside. On the left a fireplace with glowing flames adds a warm and cozy glow to the whole room. The line work is clean and well balanced throughout, with a nice mix of detailed foreground elements and softer simpler background shapes.
This page hit me right in the nostalgic feelings because there is something so genuinely wholesome about the idea of sitting down to write Christmas cards by candlelight, and Mickey doing it with such dedication is just the cutest thing. I love the wooden table in this one because the grain texture lines are really satisfying to work through with warm earthy tones, and the holly patterned mug is a tiny little detail that I find unreasonably fun to color in festive greens and reds. The overall warmth of the scene with the candle and the fireplace makes this one of those pages where choosing a glowing golden color palette just feels completely natural and totally irresistible.
Donald Duck Placing the Star on Top of the Christmas Tree Coloring Page
This page captures one of the most iconic Christmas moments of all, showing Donald Duck standing on a wooden stool on his tiptoes, carefully placing a five pointed star topper right at the very top of a decorated Christmas tree with a huge grin on his face. The tree is filled with round ornaments and strings of light bulbs that wind all the way from top to bottom, giving it a really classic and nostalgic feel. A small wrapped gift sits at the base of the tree on a tree skirt, and behind Donald the room opens up into a lovely fireplace scene complete with glowing flames, a brick surround, two hanging stockings, garland draped across the mantle, and a lit candle beside a framed mirror. The line work is bold and expressive on Donald while the background elements are drawn with slightly finer lines, creating a really natural sense of depth throughout the whole composition.
This page gives me all the feelings because putting the star on top of the tree is genuinely one of my favorite parts of Christmas decorating in real life, so coloring it feels extra special and meaningful. The string lights on the tree are such a fun element to work with because you can color each little bulb in a different shade to create that classic multicolored Christmas light effect, which I find incredibly satisfying and a little bit addictive. The fireplace in the background also gives you a wonderful warm glow to build toward on the right side of the page, and the overall energy of the scene is just joyful and festive from top to bottom.
Mickey Mouse Sorting Through a Box of Christmas Ornaments Coloring Page
This page is an absolute close up delight, showing Mickey Mouse kneeling on the floor in his Santa hat and striped scarf, carefully holding up a beautifully detailed ornament while sorting through an open box filled with more. Every single ornament in this page has its own individual pattern, with designs including dots, circles, zigzag bands, diamond grids, and floral motifs, making the whole collection feel like a miniature ornament showcase. A few extra baubles are scattered on the floor around the box, each one also sporting its own unique design, along with a little ribbon and tag nearby. The Christmas tree in the background on the left is decorated with pearl garland and round ornaments, wrapped gifts sit at its base, and the rest of the living room is softly suggested with an armchair, a curtained window, and a floor lamp. The line work is bold and expressive on Mickey in the foreground while the background elements are lighter and more loosely drawn, creating a really pleasing sense of depth.
This page is basically an ornament collectors dream come true and I am completely here for it. I love that every single bauble has a different pattern because it means you get to make a whole series of creative coloring decisions in one go, and planning out which color goes on which ornament is genuinely one of my favorite parts of the whole session. The soft and minimal background also keeps things feeling relaxed and unfussy, so all the visual magic stays right where it belongs on those gorgeous little ornaments in the foreground.
Mickey Mouse and Pluto Napping Together on Christmas Eve Coloring Page
This page is pure holiday magic in the coziest possible way, showing Mickey Mouse dozing off in an armchair with his Santa hat tilted to one side, while Pluto snoozes contentedly on the rug right at his feet. Two personalized stockings labeled “Mickey” and “Pluto” hang from a brick fireplace on the left, complete with glowing flames and a mantle decorated with a small Christmas tree, holly sprigs, and a hanging ornament. A large four paned window in the center background shows snowflakes drifting outside, and to the right a tall Christmas tree loaded with big round ornaments and a star topper stands beside a small stack of wrapped gifts. A striped rug grounds the whole scene, and the overall layout is wonderfully balanced with warm and cool elements playing off each other beautifully across the page. The line work is confident and clear throughout with a great range of detail levels from the intricate brick fireplace to the simpler open background areas.
This page is genuinely one of the most heartwarming in the collection for me because those personalized stockings with Mickey and Pluto’s names on them are just the sweetest little detail that makes the whole scene feel so personal and real. I love the idea of coloring this one in a really warm and glowing palette on the fireplace side and then shifting into cool icy blues for the snowy window, because that contrast makes the finished page look incredibly rich and thoughtfully done. The big round ornaments on the tree are also a wonderful opportunity to get creative with patterns and colors, and the whole page just radiates that magical Christmas Eve energy that never gets old.
Mickey Mouse Untangling Christmas Lights in the Living Room Coloring Page
This page is such a relatable holiday scene, showing Mickey Mouse standing in the middle of a beautifully decorated living room, holding up a tangled string of Christmas lights with the most gleefully determined expression on his face. The room around him is absolutely packed with festive details including a large fireplace on the left with a detailed garland draped across the front, a circular wreath with star motifs hanging above the mantle, and an assortment of gifts, vases, and ornaments sitting on the shelf. A tall Christmas tree loaded with round ornaments, swirling garland, and a star topper fills the right side of the page, and two armchairs with a small coffee table frame the foreground. The line work is detailed and layered throughout, creating a really full and immersive living room scene that feels warm and genuinely lived in.
This page is one I keep coming back to because it has so much going on that every single coloring session feels a little bit different depending on where you decide to focus your attention first. The garland draped across the fireplace front is one of my absolute favorite things to color on this page because it has those little star and leaf details that are so satisfying to pick out in gold and green. I also love that the tangled string of lights Mickey is holding gives you total freedom to go wild with color since you can make each bulb a completely different shade, and the end result always looks incredibly festive and fun.
Minnie Mouse Wrapping Christmas Gifts by the Fireplace Coloring Page
This page captures the most satisfying and festive kind of holiday busyness, showing Minnie Mouse leaning over a wooden table with total focus and enthusiasm, in the middle of wrapping a gift with a roll of ribbon in hand. The table surface is scattered with little bows, gift tags, scissors, and a beautifully decorated mug with a snowflake pattern and a candy cane tucked inside, making the whole workspace feel wonderfully alive and cluttered in the best possible way. Under and around the table an impressive collection of already wrapped gifts in various sizes are piled up, each one tied with a generous bow. To the right a fireplace glows with dancing flames, two stockings hang from a mantle decorated with festive greenery, bows, and berries, and a lit candle sits on top. A large snowy window fills the background on the left with falling snow dots visible outside, and the wood grain texture on the table is rendered with lovely fine line detail throughout. The overall composition is rich and layered, with something interesting to look at in every single corner of the page.
This page speaks directly to my soul because gift wrapping season is genuinely one of my favorite parts of Christmas, and getting to color through this whole beautifully chaotic scene is such a treat. I love the decorated mug on the table because the snowflake pattern on it is a tiny little coloring moment that feels disproportionately satisfying to finish. The pile of gifts under the table is also incredibly fun to work through since each box is a fresh opportunity to invent a new wrapping paper color combination, and I personally cannot stop myself from going full festive chaos with reds, greens, golds, and silvers all fighting for attention in the most joyful way possible.
Winnie the Pooh Holding a Lantern by the Christmas Tree Coloring Page
This page has the most enchanting and storybook quality to it, showing Winnie the Pooh bundled up in a striped fringed scarf, standing outdoors beside a decorated Christmas tree and holding up a beautiful vintage style oil lantern that casts a soft glowing light around him. The lantern itself is wonderfully detailed with a classic frame structure and a little flame visible inside, and circular lines radiate outward from it suggesting that warm golden glow. The Christmas tree to his right is decorated with round ornaments and looping bead garland, topped with a six pointed star, and small tufts of grass peek up from the snowy ground around his feet. A scroll or rolled up paper rests on the ground in the foreground, adding a sweet little storytelling element to the scene. The overall layout is clean and spacious with a large open background that gives the whole page a quiet and peaceful outdoor night feel.
This page honestly feels like a scene from the most magical Christmas storybook, and I find that quality incredibly inspiring to color. The lantern is my absolute favorite part because getting that warm amber glow right with yellows and oranges while keeping the metal frame in cool gray tones creates such a beautiful contrast that makes the whole page feel alive. The open white background is also a wonderful canvas to work with and I personally love adding a soft wash of pale blue or lavender to suggest a winter night sky, which transforms the whole page into something that feels genuinely cinematic and special.
Pluto Warming Up With a Hot Drink by the Christmas Tree Coloring Page
This page is overflowing with the most delicious holiday coziness, showing Pluto bundled up in a chunky striped scarf and winter hat, sitting in an armchair and warming his paws over a steaming mug on a little side table. The Christmas tree behind him to the right is decorated with the most charming Mickey Mouse shaped ornaments and a bead garland that also features Mickey head motifs, which is such a fun Disney twist on a classic tree. A large curtained window behind him shows three beautifully detailed snowflakes drifting past outside, and a snowy landscape is visible through the glass. On the left side of the room a brick fireplace crackles with flames, three stockings hang from the mantle, two candles and some festive greenery sit above, and a framed winter painting hangs on the wall. A round rug grounds the whole living room scene and the line work is detailed and full throughout, creating one of the most layered and richly decorated pages in the collection.
I am absolutely obsessed with the Mickey shaped ornaments on that tree because they are the kind of detail that makes you do a little double take and then smile for the rest of your coloring session. I find the curtains on the window really satisfying to color too since the soft draping folds look gorgeous in a rich velvet red or deep forest green, and the contrast against the cool snowy blues of the window outside is just stunning. This page has so many distinct zones to work through that it genuinely never gets boring, and the warm fireplace glow on the left balancing the wintry window in the center makes for a finished piece that looks incredibly thoughtful and cohesive.
Mickey Mouse in a Christmas Sweater Reading by the Tree Coloring Page
This page is a gorgeous and detail rich holiday scene, showing Mickey Mouse cosied up in an armchair wearing a patterned Christmas sweater, happily reading a book with the most content and happy expression on his face. The Christmas tree beside him is genuinely stunning and takes up a huge portion of the right side of the page, absolutely covered in an incredible variety of ornaments featuring snowflakes, bows, geometric patterns, stripes, and round baubles, all strung together with looping garland and topped with a six pointed star. A wrapped gift sits at the base of the tree on a fluffy tree skirt, and behind Mickey a snowy window shows falling snow and pine trees outside. To the left a fireplace glows warmly with two stockings hanging from a mantle decorated with lush garland and small flowers. The line work is beautifully detailed throughout, especially on the tree which is packed with individual ornament designs that give the page a genuinely impressive level of intricacy.
I saved this page for last in my personal coloring lineup because it felt like the grand finale the collection deserved, and that tree absolutely delivers on every level. I genuinely love spending time on each individual ornament because they are all so different and creative, and planning out a cohesive but varied color palette for the whole tree feels like a really rewarding little design challenge. Mickey’s Christmas sweater is also a lovely bonus detail to work with, and the warm glow of the fireplace on the left paired with the cool snowy blues of the window creates that perfect cozy contrast that makes the finished page look absolutely stunning.
