Looking for a way to bring some of that Woodsboro suspense into your world? These amazing Ghostface coloring pages will be sure to inspire you!
They’re completely free to download (and then print), but if you’d prefer a more colorful version you can always color over those ghostly white masks.
From full body designs to ones with details about his robes, phone calls, and even times when he’s sneaking around behind doors or curtains, there are so many different ones here!
Free Printable Ghostface Coloring Pages
All of our free printable Ghostface coloring pages here are ready to print! Just click on one of the images/links below to open up that page’s PDF in a new tab. Then you’ll be able to either download it and print it out, or you might prefer to just color it digitally on your tablet!
Our Ghostface coloring sheets work great whether you’re using standard US letter-sized paper (or A4-sized paper). If you choose one of the more detailed, closeup masks, they give you tons of options to get into some intricate shading if you like. And of course there are also simpler versions too, should you need to knock off some time with a quick coloring session!
5 Ways to Use Your Ghostface Coloring Pages
Once you finish your Ghostface coloring pages, turn them into decorations for a movie night, a surprise card, a Halloween party, or even some wall art! Try out these 5 projects with scenes that you’ve already colored.
1. Make a Ringing Phone Wall Hanging
Color Ghostface’s mask and robe and make the receiver a bright color on a dark background. Glue your colored page onto some thin cardboard.
Cut out a paper phone to put next to Ghostface. Connect your pieces together with a piece of yarn that curves around the middle. Thread up your string for hanging (2 holes at top).
2. Build a Doorway Surprise Card
Find a pic of Ghostface emerging from a closet or standing behind a door. Cut out just the figure (with a paper tab on the back), then fold up some cardstock to make a door shape, cutting out a flap while leaving one side undisturbed for the hinge.
Glue the tab on the interior to display the mask when you open the door. Write the message somewhere else on the card that’s not close to the flap!
3. Frame a Mirror Reflection
Leaving pale shades of highlighter as they are for the mask, you can shade the glass grey, using warm hues outside the mirror to make its cold blue reflections seem especially uncanny.
Then mount your page onto cardboard and add a paper frame. To add some depth, create another mask with which you can see through by lifting up each section using little tabs made from folded pieces of paper, and hang this image up on a shelf or wall.
4. String Up a Movie Night Garland
Place your ticket-holding Ghostface right in the middle as the focal point of your decoration.
Then color-cut some figures (leaving nice, thin white borders around small details), back those up with paper, write down the date onto this piece of ticket card stock, and tape all these little elements along the string about a hand’s width apart, hanging that up above your snacks.
5. Create a Shadowy Window Scene
For this image, pick out a coloring page of Ghostface behind some curtain. Shade the whole scene a bit darker than usual to bring up the ghostly pallor of his face.
After mounting your image onto a piece of cardboard, cover the top and sides of the window with strips of very thin black paper glued down. This creates a sort of raised frame for the image, which casts interesting little shadows when lit from the side.
Pick your favorite sheet and give these Ghostface coloring pages a second life.