Golden, flaky crusts and sweet, bubbling fillings come together in these 32 pie coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This delightful collection celebrates the comforting warmth and delectable charm of pies, capturing the essence of homemade deliciousness!
These pages bring the delicious world of pies right to your fingertips, from images of classic fruit pies brimming with berries to scenes of intricate lattice crusts, pies cooling on windowsills, 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 Pie Coloring Pages
Once those beautiful pie coloring pages are complete, don't let them gather dust! Turn them into delightful, easy, and affordable crafts with these fun ideas.
1. Pie Slice Bunting Banner
Color several pie pages, then carefully cut out individual pie slices. Punch holes in the top corners of each slice and string them together with yarn or ribbon. Hang your delightful pie banner for a festive touch!
2. Pie Puppet Pals
Carefully cut out your favorite individual pies or pie slices from your finished coloring pages. Glue each cutout to the top of a craft stick or pipe cleaner. Now you have a cast of pie characters ready for a delicious puppet show or story time!
3. Pie-fect Coasters
Cut out interesting sections or whole pies from your colored pages, slightly larger than your desired coaster size. Glue them onto squares or circles of sturdy cardboard (from an old box). Cover both sides with clear contact paper or several coats of Mod Podge to seal and waterproof, creating sweet, personalized coasters.
4. Sweet Slice Treat Boxes
Design a simple template for a pie slice-shaped box on construction paper or cardstock. Cut out sections from your colored pie pages to decorate the “crust” or “filling” sides of the box before assembling it with glue. Fill your adorable pie slice boxes with small treats or trinkets for a themed party favor.
5. “Pin the Topping on the Pie” Game
Draw or cut out a very large circle on poster board to represent a whole pie crust. From your colored pages, cut out individual “toppings” like cherries, apple slices, or whipped cream dollops. Players are blindfolded and try to “pin” their topping onto the giant pie, just like the classic game!
6. Pie-Themed Story Cubes
Cut six different individual pie pictures or scenes from your colored pages. Glue one picture onto each side of a small empty cardboard box (like a tissue box) or a wooden cube. Roll your story cube to inspire tales about different pies, their ingredients, or who might eat them!
7. Pie Slice Greeting Cards
Fold a piece of construction paper in half to make a card base. Cut out a neat slice of pie from one of your colored pages. Glue the pie slice onto the front of your card, adding a handwritten message like “You're a cutie pie!” inside for a sweet, personalized greeting.
8. “Pie of the Day” Cafe Sign
Cut a rectangular or pie-shaped piece of sturdy cardboard for your sign base. Glue a large, beautifully colored pie coloring page onto the center. Add the words “Pie of the Day” with markers, punch holes at the top, and thread with string or ribbon to hang your charming cafe display.
9. Wearable Pie Party Hat
Roll a piece of poster board into a cone shape and staple to secure, forming a basic party hat. Cut out various small pie shapes or decorative elements from your finished coloring pages. Glue these colorful pie cutouts all around your hat, then attach elastic string to wear your sweet creation.
10. Hanging Pie Mobile
Cut out various sized whole pies and slices from your colored pages. Reinforce them by gluing onto thin cardboard, then cut out again. Attach different lengths of string to each pie shape with clear tape, and tie them to a horizontal stick or coat hanger to create a delightful, dangling pie mobile.