Worn leather, championship dreams, and the thrill of the catch come to life in these 22 baseball glove coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This collection celebrates the iconic heart of America's pastime.
Click any image below to open the free PDF. These pages are US letter sized but also print well on A4. Happy coloring!
10 Craft Ideas to do With Baseball Glove Coloring Pages
Once those vibrant baseball glove coloring pages are complete, don't let them sit in a pile! These easy and affordable crafts put them to creative use.
1. Glove Pocket Organizer
Cut out your colored glove page. Glue it to the front of a small cardboard box (like a tissue box or cereal box cut down) or a folded piece of sturdy cardstock. Ensure the top edge of the glove remains unglued, creating a “pocket” where you can store pencils, rulers, or other small desk supplies.
2. “Caught My Eye” Photo Frame
Carefully cut out your baseball glove coloring page, leaving a small border. Glue this entire glove onto a piece of sturdy construction paper or cardstock. Now, cut out the *inside* “pocket” area of the glove to create an opening where you can tape or glue a favorite photo from behind.
3. Laced-Up Glove Practice Board
After coloring, glue your baseball glove page onto a piece of thick cardboard (like from a cereal box). Once dry, use a hole punch to make holes along the outer edge and around the “fingers” of the glove. Thread yarn or string through the holes to “lace up” your glove, just like a real one!
4. Award-Winning Glove Trophy
Cut out your colored baseball glove. Roll a toilet paper tube or small piece of cardstock into a stand, securing it with glue. Glue your cut-out glove to the top of this stand, angled as if ready to catch a ball. You can even add a small paper “ball” made from crumpled paper for extra flair!
5. Seasonal Glove Window Clings
Cut out your colored glove page. Place it face-down onto a piece of clear contact paper. Cover the back with another piece of contact paper, pressing firmly to remove air bubbles. Trim around the glove shape. These temporary “clings” can decorate windows, mirrors, or lockers, celebrating baseball season!
6. Glove-Shaped Gift Tags
Cut out your colored baseball glove. Glue it onto a slightly larger piece of sturdy cardstock for durability, then trim the cardstock to match the glove shape. Punch a hole at the top corner. Write your “To” and “From” messages on the back and string through a piece of yarn or ribbon to attach to any gift.
7. Team Spirit Glove Banner
Color and cut out several baseball glove pages. Punch two holes at the top of each glove, spaced a few inches apart. Thread a long piece of yarn or ribbon through the holes, alternating each glove to create a festive banner. Hang it in your room, at a party, or to cheer on your favorite team!
8. “Caught a Good Book” Bookmark
Carefully cut out a long, narrow baseball glove shape from your colored page, making sure it's sturdy enough. Glue it onto a piece of thin cardboard or sturdy construction paper for extra strength. You can even punch a hole at the top and add a small yarn tassel to make finding your place even easier.
9. Backyard Toss Game
Cut out a large baseball glove from your coloring page and glue it onto a piece of poster board. Carefully cut out a circular hole *within* the glove's “pocket” area. Stand the poster board up (you can use folded cardboard as a stand) and try tossing small, soft crumpled paper “baseballs” into the glove's pocket!
10. 3D Pop-Out Glove Display
Color and cut out two identical baseball gloves. Fold one glove down the middle vertically. Apply glue to one half of the folded glove and carefully align it onto the second flat glove, creating a pop-out effect. Mount this 3D glove onto a background piece of construction paper or a small stand for an eye-catching display.