Mischievous grins, pointy ears, and shadowy lairs come to life in these 34 goblin coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This whimsical collection celebrates the quirky charm and playful nature of these legendary beings, capturing their mischievous spirit and cunning ways!
These pages bring the antics of these little green folk right to your fingertips, from images of goblins cackling with glee to scenes of them crafting their tools, exploring underground caves, 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 Goblin Coloring Pages
Once those fantastic goblin coloring pages are all filled with chaotic color, don't let them gather dust! Turn your favorite completed masterpieces into these easy and affordable goblin-themed crafts.
1. Goblin Treasure Map
Crumple and flatten a brown paper bag to create an aged texture. Draw a crude map of a goblin cave or forest, adding symbols for traps and treasures. Cut out colored goblin characters from your pages and glue them onto the map, marking where the goblins are hiding their loot.
2. Mischievous Goblin Mask
Cut out a favorite goblin face from a coloring page, or individual features like ears, eyes, and noses. Glue these onto a paper plate, cutting out eyeholes as needed. Punch holes on the sides, thread elastic string through, and tie knots to create a wearable goblin mask for playful mischief.
3. Goblin Cave Dweller Diorama
Lay a shoebox on its side. Line the inside with crumpled brown or grey construction paper to create rocky cave walls. Cut out your colored goblin characters, fold a small tab at the bottom of each, and glue them standing upright inside the cave. Add pebbles or small twigs for authentic cave décor, making a cozy (or chaotic) goblin home.
4. Sparkling Goblin Gemstone Magnets
Find small, detailed sections of your colored goblin pages – a glinting eye, a small goblin head, a treasure pile. Cut them slightly smaller than clear glass cabochons (available cheaply at craft stores). Glue the paper image face-up onto the flat back of the cabochon, then, with adult supervision, glue a small magnet onto the paper backing. Let dry completely to create tiny, sparkling goblin fridge magnets.
5. Goblin Storytelling Puppets
Carefully cut out your favorite colored goblin characters from the pages. Glue each goblin character to the top of a sturdy popsicle stick or paper straw. Once dry, you have a set of goblin puppets ready for a mischievous puppet show or to act out your own goblin adventures!
6. “Keep Out, Goblins!” Door Hanger
Cut a door hanger shape from a piece of sturdy cardboard (like from a cereal box), remembering to include the hole for the doorknob. Decorate it with markers, writing “Beware of Goblins!” or “Goblin Lair – Keep Out!” Cut out small, menacing goblin faces or symbols from your coloring pages and glue them onto the hanger for extra warning.
7. Grubby Goblin Gauntlets
Cut a toilet paper roll lengthwise and trim to fit around your wrist. Cover it with brown or grey construction paper, or directly apply cut-out goblin textures like scales or rough fabric from your colored pages. Punch two holes on each side and thread pipe cleaners or ribbon through to tie the gauntlet closed, creating rough goblin arm cuffs.
8. Goblin Portal Porthole
Cut two identical circles from cardboard. Cut a smaller circle from the center of one to create a “frame.” Glue a vibrant, chaotic colored goblin page onto the second full cardboard circle, making it the “view” through the portal. Glue the frame on top, then add strips of construction paper around the edge as rough, riveted metal, making it look like a portal to a goblin dimension.
9. Stolen Sparkle Goblin Crown
Cut a long strip of poster board or construction paper and glue the ends together to fit around your head, forming a crown. Cut out small, “shiny” elements or goblin faces from your colored pages, or even just chaotic patterns. Glue these onto your crown as “stolen jewels” or goblin emblems, adding a sprinkle of glitter for extra gaudiness if desired.
10. Goblin Totem Pole
This is a fantastic group activity! Each participant colors a goblin page. Cut out several different goblin heads or upper bodies from various completed pages. Stack and glue them one on top of the other around an empty paper towel roll, creating a whimsical, multi-goblin totem pole. Add extra details with markers for a truly unique piece of goblin art.