Simple elegance and historical charm unfold in these 26 pilgram hat coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This collection celebrates the iconic headwear, capturing the spirit of harvest and early American traditions!
These pages bring the history of the pilgram hat right to your fingertips, from detailed images of the hats themselves to scenes of pilgrims wearing them amidst autumn harvests, festive gatherings, 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 Pilgram Hat Coloring Pages
Once those beautifully colored pilgrim hat pages pile up, don't let them go to waste! Transform them into fun, easy, and affordable crafts with these creative ideas.
1. Pilgrim Hat Headbands
Cut out your favorite colored pilgrim hats. Glue each hat onto a strip of black or white construction paper, sized to fit around your child's head. Secure the ends of the paper strip with tape or glue to create a wearable hat headband, perfect for dress-up.
2. Thankful Hat Garland
Cut out several finished pilgrim hat pages. On the back of each hat, have your child write something they are thankful for. Punch a hole at the top of each hat and string them together with yarn or ribbon to create a lovely garland to display.
3. Pilgrim Hat Puppets
Cut out a few colored pilgrim hats. Glue each hat onto a craft stick, a paper bag, or even an old sock puppet. Add googly eyes and draw faces underneath the hats to bring your pilgrim characters to life for imaginative play.
4. Thanksgiving Place Cards
Fold small pieces of cardstock in half to create tent-style place cards. Cut out smaller pilgrim hats from your coloring pages and glue one onto the front of each card. Write guests' names inside for a festive and personal touch to your Thanksgiving table setting.
5. “Buckle Up” Hat Collage
Gather several cut-out pilgrim hats. Arrange and glue them onto a larger piece of poster board or construction paper to create a collage. Use yellow construction paper or aluminum foil to cut out additional “buckles” and glue them onto some of the hats for extra detail.
6. Pilgrim Hat Treat Toppers
Carefully cut out small-sized pilgrim hats from your finished pages. Glue each tiny hat to the top of a toothpick or a short craft stick. These make adorable toppers for cupcakes, muffins, or other festive treats.
7. 3D Hat Village Scene
Cut out various pilgrim hats and glue them to small cardboard stands or folded paper tabs so they can stand upright. Arrange these hats within a shoebox diorama, adding construction paper trees, cotton ball clouds, and maybe even a drawn-on path to create a mini pilgrim village scene.
8. Pilgrim Hat Memory Game
Print and color two identical copies of several different pilgrim hat designs. Cut out all the hats, then glue them onto uniform pieces of cardstock. Laminate them or cover with clear contact paper for durability, then flip them over and play a matching memory game.
9. Door Hanger Hat Sign
Choose one large, beautifully colored pilgrim hat. Glue it onto a sturdy piece of cardboard or foam board. Punch a hole at the top and thread a piece of ribbon or twine through it to create a festive door hanger or welcome sign for your home.
10. Story Time Hat Props
Cut out several distinct pilgrim hats. Glue a magnet to the back of each, or attach them to pipe cleaner rings. Use these hats as visual aids or character props when telling Thanksgiving stories or reciting pilgrim-themed rhymes.