Get ready for some fun time with candies as we share with you our free candy coloring pages you can download and print on our site! Let your kid color all their favorite treats, whether they love eating chocolates, gummy bears, jellybeans, or lollipops.
From candies falling out of a jar to a bouquet of colorful ribbons tied lollipops, chocolate boxes with opened lids, peppermints swirls, a candy-covered gingerbread house, and rocket made up of gum drops and lollipops, you’ll find what you need.
Free Printable Candy Coloring Pages
All these free printable candy coloring pages come as PDF files. So they’re easy to save if you want to return later to choose more. Just be sure to print them on A4-sized sheets or you could opt for fit-to-page option for printing onto regular letter sized paper (US).
Try Different Colors When Coloring Candy
As we know real candy comes in nearly all shades imaginable! These printable candy pictures are just what you need to play with colors.
Grab your crayons, markers, colored pencils or even your gel pens! And have some fun with those cute printable pictures while going through these awesome coloring activities here below (you can use this when the pink lollipop or brown chocolate gets boring).
1. Create a Rainbow Candy Jar
Find a page of jelly beans in a mason jar or wrapped sweets spilling out of a container and then fill the page with colorful candies. You might choose treats that look good in various colors — for example, you could use one of each red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple to create a mini-rainbow of candy!
You might even give your candies some extra flair by adding little white highlights on top of certain kinds (like hard candy) and giving others some nice dark shading if they are stacked atop other treats.
If you let your kids be creative, they can come up with fun flavor ideas that match their candy selections! Blue raspberry? Lemon fizz? Watermelon and grapes? Or maybe you’d try an oddball combo like green apple and chocolate?
2. Design a Magical Candy Shop
Use your sweet shop counter (or your chocolate box or even your bakery tray) as an imaginary-world store! We’ve used purple, turquoise, silver, and striped with wafer sticks before, but these only work well with a limited number of color choices on your jars/ribbons/trays/wrappers.
If you have room for some writing, try adding a flavor name to each treat – “Moonlight Mint” and “Dragonberry Drops” both look great here.
3. Color Sweets for Every Season
Orange, black, lime green and violet will be perfect for coloring all sorts of treats peeking out of a trick-or-treat bucket. Red, white, gold and forest green are great choices if you’re going for a candy cane sleigh or gingerbread house design! Soft peach, lavender, pale blue and mint are cute for springtime candy designs. Watermelon pink, lemon yellow and ocean blue make a fun splash when decorating candies this summer! Try them on the lollipop bouquet, sprinkle balloon or candy topped sundae!
For autumn designs go with caramel brown, burnt orange, deep red and creamy beige. These colors really pop when coloring things like toffee pieces and stacked caramel cubes!
4. Make Patterns on Every Wrapper
Find a candy coloring image that features curled-up wrappers, foil twists, ribbon knots, or a sleeping sweet tucked into an open wrapper. Then fill in areas on the package with patterns such as dots, zigzags, tiny hearts, checkerboards, stars, or narrow stripes. Use 2 or 3 different colors to draw each pattern.
Use fine-tip markers to color small details, but if your child prefers greater control over colors, go with colored pencils instead. Adding some metallic gold or silver will give the wrappers a shiny appearance. For realistic-looking highlights, try a white pencil around folds and ribbons.
Choose your favorite design of candy, then get some of your favorite colors to bring this printable activity sheet to life. You got 100% free candy coloring pages here! Have fun and let’s start!