The delightful aroma and fluffy kernels of a classic snack fill these 30 popcorn coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This collection celebrates the simple joy and iconic status of everyone's favorite movie treat!
Click any image below to open the free PDF. These pages are US letter sized but also print well on A4. Happy coloring!
10 Craft Ideas to do With Popcorn Coloring Pages
Once those finished Popcorn coloring pages start piling up, put them to creative use with these easy, affordable craft ideas!
1. Popcorn Box Stick Puppets
Cut out individual popcorn kernels or whole popcorn box designs from your colored pages. Glue each cutout onto a craft stick, creating fun puppets for imaginative play. Put on a mini puppet show with your favorite popcorn characters!
2. Movie Night Coasters
Select your favorite colored popcorn designs and cut them into squares or circles. Glue each cutout onto a piece of sturdy cardboard or cork. Cover with clear contact paper or laminate for durable, popcorn-themed coasters perfect for family movie night.
3. Popcorn Garland Decoration
Carefully cut out a variety of popcorn kernels, bags, and boxes from your finished pages. Punch a hole at the top of each cutout. String them together with yarn or ribbon to create a festive garland for a party or to hang in your room.
4. “Pop-Up” Popcorn Scene
Decorate the inside of a shoebox with construction paper to create a movie theater or carnival background. Cut out various popcorn elements from your colored pages and glue them in layers, some standing up, to create a 3D “pop-up” popcorn scene. Add real cotton balls for extra texture!
5. Popcorn Party Hat
Form a cone shape from construction paper and secure it with glue or tape to create a basic party hat. Cut out many small popcorn kernel and bag shapes from your colored pages. Glue these cutouts all over your hat to create a custom popcorn-themed party accessory.
6. Popcorn-Themed Placemats
Glue a full, vibrant popcorn coloring page onto a larger piece of poster board or construction paper for stability. Once dry, cover the entire placemat with clear contact paper or laminate it. Now you have a fun, personalized placemat ready for snack time!
7. Popcorn Story Dice
Find a small cube-shaped box (like a tissue box) or make one from cardstock. Cut out six distinct popcorn-related images or mini scenes from your colored pages. Glue one image onto each side of the cube to create unique popcorn story dice for creative storytelling.
8. “Pop!” Art Wall Collage
On a large sheet of contrasting construction paper or poster board, arrange and glue a dynamic collage of popcorn kernels, bags, and “POP!” sound effects cut from your coloring pages. Overlap them to create a vibrant, modern art piece for your wall. This makes a great classroom display too!
9. Popcorn Treat Pouch
Fold a colored popcorn coloring page into a small, open-top pouch or bag shape, securing the sides with glue. These adorable mini bags are perfect for holding small trinkets, party favors, or a tiny handful of real popcorn. They’re a charming way to present small treats.
10. Popcorn Picture Frame
Take a plain photo frame or cut one out of cardboard. Carefully cut out an assortment of popcorn kernels and mini popcorn boxes from your finished pages. Glue these cutouts all around the frame's border to create a unique, popcorn-decorated display for your favorite photos.