Free heart Coloring Pages (Printable PDFs)

Valentine’s Greeting Cards
Heart coloring pages make the sweetest homemade cards. Color the hearts, cut them out, and arrange them on folded pink or red construction paper. Kids can add glitter, stickers, or a handwritten message inside for a simple but thoughtful Valentine surprise.

Heart Picture Frames
This is a lovely classroom activity. Color a heart, cut it out, then fold it gently and cut a smaller heart from the center to make a frame. Slip in a small photo and glue it in place. Kids can decorate the border with markers or write their names for an adorable keepsake.

Window Clings
Trace or outline the heart designs with puffy paint and let them dry completely. Once set, the shapes peel right off the page and stick onto sunny windows. You can outline only, or fill the whole heart for a bold stained-glass look.

Tissue-Paper Suncatchers
Print your heart outlines onto transparency sheets. Fill the shapes with bits of colored tissue paper—mosaic style or layered for fun color blends. Cut them out, add a small hole at the top, and hang them with string for a glowing Valentine window display.

Cotton Ball Hearts
Toddlers love this simple sensory craft. Help them glue cotton balls inside the heart shape (you can pre-dye cotton pink or red). Tissue paper scrunched into tiny balls works too. It’s great fine-motor practice and makes a fluffy Valentine decoration.

Heart Decorations for Parties
Color and cut out different heart designs to use as quick Valentine décor. String them together to create bunting, tape them to walls for a party backdrop, or lay larger hearts on the table as place cards. Easy, festive, and budget-friendly.

Heart Buddies
Print a heart, add a cute face, then color and cut it out. Make crinkled arms and legs from accordion-folded paper strips and glue them in place. Add yarn hair, bows, or glitter to finish. These silly little buddies are fun for rainy-day crafting.

Heart Crowns
Make simple paper crowns using strips of red, pink, or purple construction paper. Color several hearts, cut them out, and glue them around the band. Each crown turns into a personal Valentine accessory for classroom parties or playtime.

Button Hearts
Fill the inside of a heart outline with colorful buttons. Overlap a few to add texture. Pink, red, white, and purple look classic, but kids can get creative with any colors. Let the glue dry fully before picking it up or displaying it.

Heart Glasses
Print or trace two matching hearts and cut out smaller hearts from the middle to make “lenses.” Attach the shapes to a single strip of construction paper for the frames, then add paper arms on each side. Once dry, kids can wear their paper heart glasses for pretend play or classroom fun.