Bursting with juicy flavor and vibrant hues, these 32 blueberry coloring pages are free for you to download and print. This sweet collection celebrates the beloved berry, capturing its natural beauty and delicious charm.

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 Blueberry Coloring Pages
Once those vibrant blueberry coloring pages are all filled with color, don't let them gather dust! Turn your child's masterpieces into fun, easy, and affordable crafts.
1. Blueberry Picking Basket
Transform a small paper cup or empty berry carton into a cute picking basket. Cut out individual colored blueberries from your finished pages and glue them onto the outside of the container. Add a construction paper handle to complete your bounty-filled basket.
2. Berry Delicious Pie Slice
Create a yummy blueberry pie slice using construction paper as the crust base. Cut out many small, colored blueberries from your pages and glue them generously onto the “pie” section to create a bursting berry filling. A cotton ball “dollop of cream” makes it extra tempting.
3. Blueberry Bush Model
Make a miniature blueberry bush! Use a small twig or brown pipe cleaners for the branches, securing it in a base of clay or a small block. Cut out plenty of colorful blueberries and small green leaf shapes from your pages, then glue them onto the “branches” to mimic a ripe berry bush.
4. Scented Blueberry Sachets
Cut out two identical blueberry shapes from your colored pages. Glue the edges together, leaving a small opening. Stuff with cotton balls infused with a drop of blueberry or vanilla extract (or just plain for a soft pillow), then seal the opening. These make lovely scented decorations!
5. “Berry Good” Award Ribbons
Celebrate achievement with a blueberry-themed award! Cut a large circle from a finished coloring page, then glue it onto a slightly larger construction paper circle. Attach two construction paper “ribbons” below and write “Berry Good!” or “You're A-maze-ing!” on the circle.
6. Blueberry Patch Finger Puppets
Bring a blueberry patch to life! Cut out individual blueberries, leaves, or even small bush shapes from your colored pages. Glue them onto craft sticks or small paper tubes (like cut toilet paper rolls) to create adorable finger or stick puppets for storytelling.
7. Counting Blueberry Cards
Turn coloring pages into an educational game! Cut out many individual colored blueberries. Glue different numbers of blueberries onto separate index cards or small pieces of cardstock (e.g., one berry on card 1, two on card 2). Children can then practice counting and number recognition.
8. Blueberry Patch Wreath
Craft a vibrant wreath by cutting out the center of a paper plate. From your finished coloring pages, cut out numerous blueberry shapes and some green leaves. Glue these colorful cut-outs all around the paper plate ring, creating a beautiful and edible-looking blueberry wreath.
9. Blueberry Bookmark Buddy
Never lose your page again! Cut a long, narrow strip from cardstock as your bookmark base. Glue a strip of a finished blueberry page onto it for decoration. Then, cut out a prominent blueberry shape from another page and glue it to the top of the bookmark, maybe peeking over the book.
10. Blueberry Sensory Shaker
Decorate the outside of a clean, empty plastic bottle or jar with cut-out blueberries from your coloring pages. Fill the container with rice, beans, or pasta, then securely seal the lid. Shake, shake, shake for a fun, blueberry-themed musical instrument or sensory toy!
































