Juicy clusters and thorny vines burst forth in these 31 blackberry coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This collection captures the sweet essence of summer's bounty and the rustic charm of nature's delights!
Click any image below to open the free PDF; pages are US letter sized but also print well on A4. Happy coloring!
10 Craft Ideas to do With Blackberry Coloring Pages
Once those beautiful Blackberry coloring pages are filled with vibrant hues, don't let them gather dust! Here are 10 easy and affordable craft ideas to give them a fresh purpose.
1. Giant Blackberry Bush Mural
Cut out many individual colored blackberries and green leaves from your finished pages. On a large sheet of green poster board or brown butcher paper, draw a simple bush outline. Glue your colored blackberries and leaves all over the “bush” to create a vibrant, lifelike blackberry patch wall mural.
2. Berry Picking Basket
Take a plain paper plate or a small craft basket. Cut out several colored blackberries and a few green leaves from your coloring pages. Glue these delightful cut-outs all around the edge of the plate or the sides of the basket, transforming it into the perfect container for a pretend berry harvest.
3. Hanging Blackberry Pie Mobile
Draw and cut out a few “slices” of pie from brown construction paper and a “crust” edge from yellow paper. Cut out many individual colored blackberries from your pages. Glue the berries onto your pie slices, then attach strings to the pie slices and some extra berries to hang them from a hanger or two crossed popsicle sticks, creating a delicious-looking mobile.
4. Blackberry Crown Headband
Cut a long strip of green construction paper to fit around your head like a headband. From your colored pages, cut out various sizes of blackberries and a few small leaves. Glue the berries and leaves along the strip, overlapping them to create a festive and fruity crown that lets you wear your favorite berry!
5. “Homemade Jam” Jar Art
Take a clean, empty glass jar or plastic container. Cut out a large, beautifully colored blackberry (or a cluster) from your page to use as a label. Glue it onto the front of the jar, then fill the jar with crumpled purple or dark blue tissue paper to simulate delicious blackberry jam.
6. Berry Patch Garland
Cut out many individual colored blackberries and some leaves from your finished coloring pages. Punch a small hole at the top of each cut-out. Thread a long piece of yarn or string through the holes, spacing the berries and leaves out evenly to create a charming, fruity garland perfect for decorating a room.
7. Blackberry Finger Puppets
Cut out individual colored blackberries (or characters interacting with blackberries) from your coloring pages. Glue each cut-out to a sturdy popsicle stick, or create a paper loop on the back for a finger puppet. Now you can put on a “Blackberry Adventure” puppet show!
8. Fruity Drink Coasters
For each coaster, cut out a prominent, colored blackberry (or a small cluster) from your pages. Glue this onto a square of sturdy cardboard or craft foam. Cover with clear contact paper or a layer of clear glue (like Mod Podge) for durability, creating a sweet coaster for your drinks.
9. Climbing Blackberry Vine
On a piece of light blue or white construction paper, use green pipe cleaners or yarn to create a winding “vine” pattern, securing with glue. Cut out your colored blackberries and a few leaves. Carefully glue the berries and leaves along your pipe cleaner vine, making it look like they are growing right on the page.
10. Sweet Berry Scented Sachets
Get small, simple cloth bags (or make envelopes from construction paper). Cut out a lovely colored blackberry picture from your page and glue it onto the front of each bag. Fill the bags with cotton balls soaked in a few drops of a fruity essential oil (or potpourri), then seal to make fragrant berry sachets.