Hippity-hoppity, Easter’s on its way! And what better way to hop into the fun (yes pun intended) than with some creative Easter coloring pages! Whether you’re a parent looking for a cozy afternoon activity with the kiddos, a teacher searching for a classroom hit, or simply a fan of all things Easter, you’ve landed in the perfect spot!
Today, you’ll find 30 cute Easter coloring sheets that cater to every bunny’s style, from the youngest chick in the nest to the wisest old owl in the tree. For real, even you as an adult will love our mandala-style pages.
And the best part?
It is totally free! Yep, that’s right. No hidden cost, not even an email sign-up! No need to leave your personal details, and no worry about me spamming you with mail! Just hit download and you can print your favorite (or all) Easter coloring pages right away!
Save these Easter coloring sheets
Do you like these Easter coloring pages and do you want to share and spread the love? Or do you just want to remember them for next year’s Easter? Then make sure to save it on Pinterest.
Materials needed
Luckily you don’t need much to get started with these Easter coloring sheets, I’ve listed the essential and suggested supplies below.
- Printer (black & white ink + A4 sized paper)
- My free downloadable coloring sheets
- Cardstock (if you opt for the Easter cards)
These are just some suggested materials you can use for coloring, but honestly, you can just use whatever you have available at home! As long as it’s fun (and safe) for your kids, it doesn’t matter what material you use.
- Markers: Overall best, easy to use, and perfect for coloring mandala pages.
- Colored pencils: Another favorite choice for all, not messy at all, and easy to use for everyone.
- Crayons: Best for older kids who can press down a little harder.
- Paints: The most fun, but also the most messy.
- For adults and older kids go for acrylic paints
- For the little ones, opt for washable paints (less worry about safety and messes)
30 Free printable Easter coloring pages
Alright, below you will find all of my 30 Easter coloring sheets. From Christian-themed to cute bunny and egg pages, there is something for everyone!
If you find an Easter coloring page you like, simply hit “download” or click on the image and it will take you to the downloadable PDF file.
Can’t decide which one to start with or just want them all? (I can’t blame you). In that case, download all coloring pages here and you will have them in one neat PDF file.
Are you looking for DIY Easter cards? Scroll down past the coloring pages and you will find my instructions, or click here.
The images themselves are not printable quality, so make sure you download the PDF files instead.
Printable Easter Coloring Cards
Now that you’ve seen all the Easter coloring pages we’ve got to offer, let’s check out how to turn them into Easter greeting cards.
There are a few different ways to go about it.
- Print 4 sheets per page on cardstock paper and cut them into A6-size greeting cards
- Print foldable coloring pages on A4 cardstock and fold in two
- Print foldable coloring pages on regular A4 cut them in half, and glue them onto cardstock
- Print foldable coloring pages on regular A4 and fold them in two
Personally, I think the first two options are the prettiest, just, because cardstock makes them feel like real greeting cards. But if you’re just looking for a fun and cute activity and can’t be bothered too much by the aesthetic appeal, I would suggest just printing these foldable pages on regular A4 paper.
Below, I’ve explained in short how you can make Easter cards following the different methods. But before you continue, make sure to check out our tips.
- Always look at the preview before you print
- Start with printing just one page before doing the whole batch
- If you can, do a test print on a normal paper before using special paper.
- If things don’t look right, the manual for your printer or a quick online search might help.
1. Print four per page
First, you need to pick your favorite coloring page or download them all.
Except this time, before you hit print, make sure you set your printer to print 4 per page. For most printers this is a setting called “Pages per Sheet” or “Multiple Pages”, where you can choose “4” from the dropdown menu.
If this is not the case for yours, run a quick Google search for your printer to find the exact settings.
Next you trim the Easter cards, and voila, you’re all set!
2. Print foldable coloring pages on A4 cardstock and fold in two
Alternatively, download these foldable coloring pages. It’s landscape A4 size with the coloring page on the right side of the paper so that when you fold it in two you have a nice greeting card (see example above).
Make sure your printer can handle the sturdier cardstock paper, otherwise the next option is probably a better alternative.
The PDF file above includes 21 coloring pages, but if you only want to use one, you can change that in your printer settings under “pages to print” (or something similar).
3. Print on regular A4, cut them in half, and glue them onto cardstock
If your printer can’t handle cardstock, this is probably the better alternative.
Simply print the foldable coloring pages on regular A4 paper, cut them in half, and glue them onto folded cardstock paper to make a nice and sturdy greeting card.
4. Print foldable coloring pages on regular A4 and fold in two
Lastly, if you’re just looking for a quick and simple DIY easter card, this is probably the best option for you.
No need to buy cardstock, mess with your printer settings, or cut and glue, just download these foldable coloring pages, print them, get coloring, fold them in two, and you’re all set.
They may not look as pretty as cardstock cards would, but if it’s just for a fun afternoon, I think it’s totally fine to go this way.
Wish Happy Easter with a custom card
Whether you’ve decided to go for the DIY cards or just printed the Easter coloring pages our funny Easter wishes are a fun addition to your designs!
Even if you just intend to color these pages with your kids or in school, adding a bit of humor is a great way to spread the Easter cheer.
For kids, some of my favorite quotes to add to the cards or coloring sheets are
- “Follow the Easter bunny, he has all the chocolate”
- “Happy Stuff-your-face-with-chocolate Day!”
- “Hopping by to wish you an egg-cellent Easter!”
- “May your Easter be as fluffy and happy as the Easter Bunny’s tail!”
More Free Printables
Did these Easter coloring pages inspire you to get crafty?
Then you’re in good luck because we’ve got some more fun coloring pages, and DIY craft ideas you can check out!
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- 40+ DIY travel-themed crafts to try this summer
- DIY lollipop holder with compliments
Save these Easter coloring pages
Did you save these Easter coloring sheets on Pinterest yet?
Alright, I hope that you found the perfect coloring page to make your Easter a fun and creative celebration! And if you have any feedback, ideas for more coloring pages, or DIY crafts, feel free to get in touch!
Happy coloring, everyone!
