The creamy goodness and nostalgic delight of a beloved spread come together in these 23 peanut butter coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This collection celebrates the simple pleasure of peanut butter, capturing its universal appeal and comforting charm!
These pages bring the delicious world of peanut butter right to your fingertips, from images of classic peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to jars overflowing with creamy goodness, cute cartoon peanuts, 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 Peanut Butter Coloring Pages
Once those vibrant peanut butter coloring pages are all filled with color, don't let them gather dust! These easy, affordable crafts put your artistic masterpieces to fun, creative use.
1. Peanut Butter Jar Pouch
Cut out detailed peanut butter jar shapes from your finished coloring pages. Glue these colorful jars onto the front of a small paper bag or folded construction paper. You've just created a charming pouch perfect for storing tiny treasures or a pretend snack.
2. “Best PB & J” Sandwich Keepsake
Create a layered sandwich model using construction paper for the bread. Carefully cut out a wavy “smear” of peanut butter from one of your colored pages and glue it as the middle layer between the bread and a purple or red jelly layer. This makes a delightful, calorie-free keepsake of a classic combo.
3. Peanut Pal Finger Puppets
Cut out individual peanut, squirrel, or bear characters from your colored pages. Glue each character onto a small paper tube (a toilet paper roll cut in half) or a construction paper ring with finger holes. Now you have fun, themed finger puppets ready for a show!
4. Crunchy or Creamy Decision Spinner
Draw a large circle on poster board and divide it in half, labeling each side “Crunchy” and “Creamy.” Cut out small peanut butter jar shapes or peanut clusters from your colored pages to decorate the respective sections. Attach a spinner in the center with a brad fastener for a fun decision-making game or snack choice helper.
5. PB Lover's Bookmark
Glue a rectangular strip cut from your favorite colored peanut butter page onto a piece of sturdy cardstock. Laminate it for durability using clear contact paper or tape, and if you like, punch a hole at the top to add a yarn tassel. Keep your spot in any book with this nutty accessory.
6. Nutty Friend Mask
Draw and cut out the large shape of a peanut or a friendly squirrel's face from poster board. Use your colored peanut butter pages to cut out eyes, nose, and mouth shapes, or tear strips to create “fur” texture. Glue these pieces onto your mask, then attach elastic string or yarn to wear your nutty disguise.
7. Peanut Butter “Fuel” Award Badge
Cut out a badge shape (like a star or shield) from cardstock. In the center, glue a vibrant peanut butter jar or a phrase like “PB POWER!” cut from your coloring page. Attach a safety pin or a loop of ribbon to the back, and proudly wear your award for being powered by peanut butter.
8. PB&J Memory Match Game
Cut out identical pairs of peanut butter jars, sandwiches, or individual peanut shapes from your finished coloring pages. Glue each cutout onto small, uniform squares of cardstock. Flip them all face down and play a classic memory matching game, perfect for little hands.
9. “Spreading Joy” Wall Art
Cut out various large shapes of spoons or knives from construction paper. On each utensil shape, glue a different section of your colored peanut butter pages to resemble a delicious spread. Arrange and glue these “spreadable” utensils onto a larger poster board for a unique and cheerful piece of kitchen-themed wall art.
10. Peanut Butter Jar Coin Bank
Take a clean, empty plastic jar (like an actual peanut butter jar!) and cover it with construction paper. Then, cut out detailed illustrations of peanut butter jars, peanuts, or sandwiches from your colored pages and glue them all around the jar to personalize your bank. Don't forget to have an adult help cut a coin slot in the lid!