Whimsical woodland adventures and hidden garden delights spring to life in these 65 gnome coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This enchanting collection celebrates the charm and mystery of these tiny, magical forest dwellers, capturing their playful spirit and whimsical world!
These pages bring the whimsical world of gnomes right to your fingertips, from images of gnomes tending to their gardens and cozy homes to scenes of them fishing by mushroom ponds, interacting with woodland creatures, 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 Gnome Coloring Pages
Once those fantastic gnome coloring pages are filled with vibrant color, don't let them gather dust! Turn your finished artwork into these easy, affordable gnome-tastic crafts.
1. Gnome Hat Headband
Cut out your favorite gnome's hat (or the whole gnome's head) from a finished coloring page. Glue it onto a strip of poster board or construction paper measured to fit around your head. Secure with tape or staples, and now you have a fun gnome accessory!
2. Popsicle Stick Gnome Puppets
Carefully cut out individual gnome figures from your colored pages. Glue each gnome onto a sturdy popsicle stick. Use these charming puppets to put on a gnome-themed play or simply have them “hide” in your house plants!
3. Gnome Sweet Gnome Door Hanger
Design a door hanger shape on a piece of cardstock or thin cardboard and cut it out. Glue your chosen gnome coloring page cut-out onto the hanger. Punch a hole at the top, loop a piece of yarn through, and hang it on your bedroom door.
4. Terracotta Pot Gnome Home
Take a small terracotta pot and turn it upside down. Cut out a gnome or a gnome's door/window from a coloring page and glue it onto the pot. You can add construction paper details like shutters or a tiny sign to complete this whimsical gnome dwelling.
5. Garden Gnome Stakes
For these durable garden friends, glue your colored gnome cut-outs onto sturdy cardstock. Cover them with clear contact paper or clear packing tape to make them weather-resistant. Then, glue each gnome to a wooden craft stick or a small dowel rod to stake into your indoor plants or outdoor garden.
6. Beard-y Bookmark Buddies
Cut out a gnome's face and its magnificent beard from a coloring page. Glue it to a strip of sturdy cardstock that will fit nicely between book pages. You can add a length of yarn to the top for an extra whimsical touch, ensuring you never lose your spot.
7. Shoebox Gnome World
Transform an empty shoebox into a miniature gnome habitat! Paint or cover the inside of the box with green and brown construction paper to create a forest floor and background. Cut out several gnomes, mushrooms, and trees from your coloring pages, then glue them inside to create a charming 3D gnome scene.
8. Whimsical Gnome Lanterns
Cut out gnome figures or silhouettes from your colored pages. Glue them securely to the outside of clear plastic cups or glass jars. Place a battery-operated LED tea light inside each one for a soft, glowing, gnome-themed decoration perfect for a tabletop.
9. Gnome Celebration Banner
Cut out several different gnomes, hats, or mushrooms from multiple finished coloring pages. Punch two small holes at the top of each cutout. Thread a long piece of yarn or ribbon through the holes to create a festive garland. This banner is perfect for decorating a room or party space!
10. Gnome Greeting Cards
Fold a piece of construction paper or cardstock in half to create a blank card. Carefully cut out a cheerful gnome from one of your coloring pages. Glue the gnome onto the front of your card, then add a personalized message inside for a unique, handmade greeting.