Hidden helpers and moonlit magic come alive in these 29 Brownies coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This enchanting collection celebrates the folklore of these tiny, helpful sprites, capturing their gentle spirit and mischievous charm!
These pages bring the whimsical world of Brownies right to your fingertips, from images of these tiny folk tidying homes to scenes of them helping animals, sharing woodland secrets, 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 Brownies Coloring Pages
Once those vibrant Brownies coloring pages are all colored in, don't let them sit in a pile! These easy and affordable crafts put them to good use, celebrating all things Brownies.
1. My Brownie Badge Sash
Cut a sash shape from brown construction paper or felt. Decorate it by cutting out various “badges” or Brownie-themed images (like a helping hand, a tent, a cookie, a star) from your colored pages. Glue them onto your sash, just like real Brownie badges. You can even write what each “badge” represents!
2. Brownie Troop Banner
Take a large piece of poster board or butcher paper. Cut out Brownie figures, troop symbols, or even letter shapes from your colored pages to spell out your troop number or a motto like “Brownies Have Fun!” Glue them onto the banner, adding glitter or markers for extra flair, perfect for hanging at meetings.
3. “My Brownie Journey” Bookmark
Laminate a strip of heavy paper with clear contact paper or packing tape. Cut out a favorite Brownie character or symbol from a finished coloring page and glue it to one end of the laminated strip. Punch a hole at the top and tie on some green and brown yarn or ribbon to make a personalized bookmark for reading adventure books.
4. Brownie Cookie Booth Sign
Decorate a small cardboard box (like a cereal box) or a piece of poster board to create a mini cookie booth sign. Cut out delicious-looking cookie images or smiling Brownie faces from your coloring pages and glue them onto your sign. Add your “price list” or “Thank You For Your Support!” for a fun pretend play prop.
5. Friendship SWAP Pins
Shrink or carefully cut out tiny Brownie-themed pictures (like a campfire, a star, or a trefoil) from your colored pages. Cover them with clear tape or contact paper to laminate. Attach a small safety pin to the back with hot glue (adult help!) or a strong adhesive dot, adding beads or ribbon to create unique SWAPs for trading with friends.
6. “Star Gazer” Nature Notebook Cover
Get a plain spiral notebook or staple together some blank paper. Cut out night sky elements, stars, moon, or nature scenes from your colored pages and glue them onto the cover to create a personalized “Star Gazer” or nature exploration notebook. Use it to sketch plants, animals, or constellations you discover outdoors.
7. Brownie Campfire Craft
Gather a few brown paper towel rolls for logs and red/yellow tissue paper for flames. Cut out Brownie figures, tents, trees, or woodland creatures from your coloring pages. Arrange and glue them around your “campfire” to create a cheerful campsite scene perfect for storytelling or display.
8. “Good Deed” Award Ribbon
Cut a large circle from yellow construction paper and add ribbon “tails” made from green construction paper. Glue a small, colored picture of a Brownie, a helping hand, or a happy face from your coloring pages onto the center of the yellow circle. Use it to recognize friends for good deeds or a job well done.
9. Brownie Memory Jar
Decorate a clean, empty glass jar (like a jam jar) by collaging it with small cut-outs of various Brownie images, symbols, or patterns from your colored pages. Once decorated, use the jar to collect special memories, notes, or small trinkets from your Brownie adventures throughout the year.
10. “Grow a Garden” Planter Pot
Decorate a small, plain terracotta pot or a recycled plastic cup (with drainage holes poked in the bottom) with Brownie-themed images. Cut out flowers, gardening tools, or happy Brownie faces from your colored pages and glue them onto the outside of the pot. Plant a seed inside to watch it grow, just like Brownies grow new skills!