Easter Coloring Pages Everyone Will Love

Easter coloring pages aren’t just for coloring; they’re also amazing for quick, creative crafts! Here are fun, affordable ideas you can do at home or in the classroom using your finished Easter pages.

Easter Basket Tags

Color an Easter bunny, egg, or chick, cut it out, and punch a small hole at the top. Add ribbon or yarn and tie it onto baskets, gift bags, or treat boxes. Kids love seeing “their” art added to the celebration.

Easter Garland

Choose several finished Easter eggs or bunny pages, cut them out, and string them together with twine or ribbon. Hang across a mantle, window, or classroom board for cheerful spring décor.

Bunny Masks

Use a bunny-face page, color it, cut around the outline, and poke holes on each side. Tie elastic or ribbon through the holes so kids can wear their bunny masks for pretend play or Easter parties.

Easter Table Placemats

Laminate a full-page Easter design (or use clear packing tape) to make a festive placemat. These are cute for breakfast nooks, kids’ tables, or classroom snack time.

Egg Hunt Clues

Cut out small Easter eggs or chicks from the pages and write clues on the back. Hide them around the house or yard to turn your egg hunt into a fun scavenger game.

Pop-Up Easter Cards

Fold a sheet of cardstock in half. Cut out colored Easter pictures like baskets, bunnies, or flowers and attach them with folded tabs inside the card so they pop up when opened. Add a sweet Easter message.

Decorated Treat Jars

Wrap a colored Easter page around a mason jar or plastic container. Fill with jelly beans, mini eggs, or stickers. Add a ribbon for a simple handmade gift.

Easter Suncatchers

Print your coloring page onto transparency film or trace the outline onto it. “Color” inside the lines with small bits of tissue paper and glue. Hang in a sunny window and watch the colors glow.

Easter Egg Sticks for Flower Pots

Cut out colored eggs or bunnies and tape them to craft sticks. Stick them into houseplants, garden pots, or Easter baskets for an adorable spring decoration.

Easter Storyboard

Pick a few Easter-themed sheets: bunnies, lambs, eggs, flowers, and cut them out. Arrange them on a piece of poster board to create a story scene. Kids can add speech bubbles, grass, sky, or stickers to finish the display.