Sweet ruby hues and the taste of summer burst forth in these 26 cherry coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This delightful collection captures the irresistible charm and vibrant beauty of these beloved fruits.
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 Cherry Coloring Pages
Once your little artists have filled their cherry coloring pages with vibrant reds and greens, don't let those masterpieces gather dust! Give them a second life with these easy and affordable cherry-themed crafts.
1. Sweet Cherry Garland
Cut out several finished cherry designs. Punch a hole at the top of each cherry stem with a hole punch. Thread a long piece of yarn or string through the holes, spacing the cherries evenly. Hang your delightful cherry garland across a doorway or wall for a festive decoration.
2. Cherry Pie Slice Art
Cut a paper plate into a pie-slice shape. Glue your colored cherry cut-outs onto the “filling” section of the pie slice. Use strips of brown construction paper to create a criss-cross “crust” pattern over the cherries, securing with glue. This makes a charming piece of kitchen-themed wall art.
3. Wearable Cherry Crown
Measure and cut a strip of construction paper or poster board to fit around your child's head, then staple or glue it into a crown shape. Cut out several of your brightly colored cherries. Glue the cherries along the top edge of the crown, creating a fun and festive accessory to wear.
4. Cherry Memory Game
Print and color two copies of several different cherry designs. Cut out each individual cherry, then glue them onto small squares of cardstock or cardboard. Once the glue dries, flip them over and play a classic memory matching game, perfect for reinforcing shape recognition and memory skills.
5. Cherry Picking Basket
Decorate a small paper bag or a clean berry basket by gluing your colored cherry cut-outs all around its exterior. Add a pipe cleaner or yarn handle if using a paper bag, and you have a cute basket ready for pretend play, or to hold small treasures.
6. Cherry Tree Wall Art
On a large piece of poster board or butcher paper, draw a simple tree trunk and branches. Cut out many of your finished colored cherries and glue them onto the branches and around the base of the tree to create a bountiful cherry tree scene. This is a great group project!
7. Cherry Bookmark Buddies
Carefully cut out a single, well-colored cherry. Glue it onto a piece of colorful cardstock, then cut around the cherry, leaving a small border. Punch a hole at the top of the stem and tie a short piece of ribbon or yarn through it. Now you have a sweet cherry bookmark for your favorite books.
8. Cherry Stick Puppets
Cut out individual colored cherries. Glue each cherry securely to the top of a craft stick or popsicle stick. Once dry, these make adorable puppets for storytelling or imaginative play. You can even add googly eyes to give them personality!
9. Sweet Cherry Gift Tags
Trim your colored cherry designs into small, appealing shapes, perhaps leaving a small white border. Glue each cherry onto a piece of plain cardstock, then cut around the cherry, leaving enough space to write “To” and “From.” Punch a small hole at the top and loop a string through for a charming handmade gift tag.
10. Fruity Cherry Suncatchers
Cut out your favorite colored cherry pages, making sure the shapes are distinct. Place one piece of clear contact paper (sticky side up) on a flat surface. Arrange your cherry cut-outs onto the contact paper, then carefully cover with another piece of contact paper, pressing out any air bubbles. Trim around the edges, punch a small hole at the top, and hang your vibrant cherry suncatcher in a window.