Fashionable flair, cozy comfort, and diverse designs unfold across these 22 coat coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This collection captures the versatility and charm of stylish outerwear for every season.
Click any image below to open the free PDF; pages are US letter sized but also print well on A4; happy coloring!
Once those beautifully colored coat pages are complete and piling up, turn them into exciting new creations with these easy and affordable craft ideas!
Cut a coat rack shape from cardboard or thick construction paper. Cut out several of your colored coats and glue them onto the rack, perhaps adding tiny pipe cleaner hangers for a fun 3D effect. This makes a charming piece of wall art for a child's room.
Cut out various colored coats from your finished pages. Punch a hole at the top of each coat and string them onto a piece of yarn or ribbon. Alternate them with construction paper cutouts of leaves, snowflakes, or flowers to create a festive garland representing different seasons.
Create simple paper doll figures from cardstock. Cut out multiple colored coats from your pages, adding small paper tabs to the sides. Your dolls can then “try on” different coats by folding the tabs behind them, creating an endless mix-and-match wardrobe.
Choose your favorite colored coat and carefully cut it out. Glue it onto a strip of sturdy cardstock or a wide popsicle stick for support. For durability, laminate it with clear packing tape or contact paper to create a unique and personal bookmark.
This is a great group project! Have each child color and cut out a coat. Collect all the coats and glue them together onto a large sheet of butcher paper or poster board to create a “quilted” display. You can even encourage kids to write a kind word or message on their coat.
Cut out several colored coats. For added stiffness, glue each coat to a small rectangle of cardstock. String a piece of yarn between two pencils or small sticks, and use tiny clothespins (or paper clips bent into shape) to hang your mini coats on a cute tabletop display.
Glue each cut-out colored coat onto the body of a simple paper stick puppet, made from construction paper and a popsicle stick. Add googly eyes, yarn hair, and drawn features to create unique characters “wearing” their special coats for imaginative storytelling.
On a large piece of construction paper or cardboard, draw an outline of a single large coat. Cut your colored coats into smaller pieces (strips, squares, or irregular shapes). Glue these pieces overlapping onto the large coat outline to create a vibrant, multi-patterned and textured art piece.
Cut out a large, simple coat shape from a piece of poster board. Carefully cut out several of your finished colored coats, leaving one side (the top of the coat) unglued. Glue these colored coats onto your poster board coat, creating functional “pockets” for small notes, crayons, or trinkets.
Cut out each colored coat. For stability, glue it onto a piece of cardboard. Cut out small rectangular “feet” from cardboard, create a slit in both the coat base and the “feet,” and slide them together. This allows your custom-designed coats to stand upright as decorative figures.
