Little dreams taking shape and future fortunes growing fill these 27 piggy bank coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This collection celebrates the simple joy of saving and the exciting journey towards your goals!
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 Piggy Bank Coloring Pages
Once those vibrant Piggy Bank coloring pages are all filled with color, don't let them gather dust! These easy and affordable crafts put your artistic efforts to great use.
1. Piggy Bank Jar Wrap
Cut your finished piggy bank coloring pages into strips or fun shapes. Glue these colorful pieces around a clean glass jar or plastic container, making sure to cover it completely. Cut a slit in the lid for coins, instantly transforming an ordinary container into a personalized savings bank.
2. My Dream Fund Tracker
Glue a large, vibrant piggy bank cut-out from your coloring page onto a piece of poster board. Draw lines or boxes radiating from it, labeling each with a small saving goal or amount. As you save, color in each line or box, making your progress visually exciting and motivating.
3. Piggy Bank Finger Puppets
Carefully cut out several of your finished piggy bank designs. Glue a small paper loop or strip to the back of each, sized for a finger. Now you have fun finger puppets to put on a show about saving money or to decorate your fingers while counting your treasure.
4. Money Blooms Garland
Cut out multiple piggy bank shapes, some small, some large, from your completed pages. Punch a hole in the top of each. String them together with yarn or ribbon, alternating with green construction paper “leaves” or small cutout “coins” to create a cheerful “money grows” garland for your room.
5. Personalized Coin Sorting Station
Find a small cardboard box with dividers (like an egg carton or a craft organizer). Decorate the outside of the box with charming cut-out piggy bank elements from your coloring pages. Label each compartment with a coin denomination, making coin sorting an engaging, decorated activity.
6. Smart Saver Bookmarks
Cut out individual piggy bank shapes, slightly elongated, from your coloring pages. Glue each onto a piece of colorful cardstock for durability, then trim carefully around the shape. These adorable bookmarks will remind you to save up for your next favorite book or adventure!
7. Wishful Savings Mobile
Cut out various sizes of piggy banks and shiny gold or silver coins from your coloring pages. Attach strings of different lengths to a pair of crossed popsicle sticks or a wire hanger. Tie your cutouts to the strings, creating a whimsical mobile that floats with your saving dreams.
8. Playtime Piggy Currency
Cut out the entire pig-shaped bank from your colored pages. On the back, draw different coin denominations or dollar amounts, like “1 cent,” “5 dollars,” or “10 cents.” Use these for imaginative play, teaching children about money and transactions in a fun, hands-on way.
9. Junior Banker Badge
Cut out a prominent piggy bank image from one of your finished coloring pages. Glue it onto a sturdy piece of cardboard for stiffness. Punch two holes near the top and thread a piece of yarn through to create a necklace, or attach a safety pin to the back. Wear your “banker's badge” proudly!
10. Piggy Match Game
Print and color two copies of several different piggy bank designs. Cut out each piggy bank carefully to create matching pairs. Mix them up face down, then take turns flipping two at a time to find matching pairs, making a fun and educational memory game about saving!