Christmas Tree Grown from Vines, Paisley and Tiny Flowers

A tall, triangular Christmas tree is built entirely from flowing vines, curled leaves, paisley shapes, and tiny flowers, with a decorative star sitting on top. Rows of solid dots curve down through the branches like strings of beads, and loose circles of different sizes float between the swirls like ornaments. A few spiral curls and small bud sprigs are tucked along the sides and the base. There is no trunk or background, so the whole page is just the tree outline filled with pattern. This one suits older kids, teens, and adults who like detailed work. Try fine-tip markers or colored pencils and give the paisley shapes and leaves a different color from the dotted garlands so the curving lines stand out. The page is free to print, and the large open circles are good spots for gel pen sparkle.