Moonlit skies, bubbling cauldrons, and enchanting spells come together in these 46 witch coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This delightful collection celebrates the magic and mystery of the season, capturing the whimsical charm of these iconic Halloween figures!
These pages bring the enchantment of Halloween right to your fingertips, from images of cackling witches stirring their cauldrons to scenes of them soaring through the night sky on broomsticks, 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 Witch Coloring Pages
Once those fantastic witches coloring pages are complete, don't let them gather dust! Turn your child's masterpieces into these easy and affordable crafts.
1. Wicked Witch Hat Headband
Cut out your favorite colored witch from the page. Create a small cone from black or purple construction paper for a mini witch hat. Glue your cutout witch onto the side of the hat, then attach the entire hat to a plain headband for a fun, wearable accessory.
2. Broomstick Riding Puppet
Carefully cut out a witch from her coloring page. Glue her firmly onto a popsicle stick. Attach small twigs or raffia to one end of the stick for the broom bristles, making it look like your witch is flying through the air on her magical broom.
3. Spooky Potion Bottle Labels
Find some empty glass jars or bottles around the house. Cut out small, intricate witch images or faces from your finished coloring pages. Glue these directly onto the bottles to create eerie “potion” labels, perfect for your Halloween decor.
4. Witch's Cauldron Standee
Cut out a prominent witch image from your colored page. Glue her onto a piece of sturdy cardboard or poster board, then trim around the shape. Add a small cardboard stand to the back (like a picture frame) so your witch can stand upright next to a candy bowl or decorative cauldron.
5. Flying Witch Window Clings
Laminate a cut-out colored witch by placing it between two sheets of contact paper, or use clear packing tape. Carefully trim around the witch's shape, leaving a small border. These static-cling decorations will stick to windows, mirrors, or any smooth surface, appearing to fly across your home.
6. “Witch's Brew” Coasters
Cut out several interesting witch-themed sections from your coloring pages, like a witch's face, hat, or a small broom. Glue these onto cardboard squares or circles. Cover each with clear packing tape or self-adhesive laminating sheets to create durable, waterproof coasters for your Halloween party drinks.
7. Witchy Welcome Wreath
Cut the center out of a paper plate to form a ring. Decorate the ring with construction paper “cobwebs,” bats, or orange and black strips. Glue your favorite colored witch cutout onto the wreath, perhaps giving her a small pipe cleaner broom, to greet your guests.
8. Enchanted Spell Book Cover
Take an old notebook or a small cereal box and cover it with black or brown construction paper. Cut out a striking witch image from your finished coloring page. Glue this to the front of your newly covered “book,” transforming it into a mysterious spell book prop.
9. Witch's Wardrobe Paper Dolls
Cut out several different witches or witch outfits from your various coloring pages. Mount them onto cardstock for durability. You can create small tabs to allow different witch figures to “wear” various accessories or swap outfits for imaginative play.
10. Whimsical Flying Witch Mobile
Cut out several colored witches (and maybe some crescent moons or bats) from your pages. Punch a small hole at the top of each cutout. Tie varying lengths of string to them and suspend them from a coat hanger or two crossed sticks to create a magical, floating witch mobile.