Are your little ones into all things Halloween? Then they’ll love this set of mummy coloring pages! This collection has lots of fun elements to color in, including wrapped bandages, crooked smiles and tiny waving hands.
They’re perfect for getting some creative ideas out there with different colors, whether you prefer soft shades or go full on with bold hues! And don’t forget about those silly Halloween faces… who wouldn’t want to get creative with those!
These printable pages are great for school Halloween activities, or just have a rainy afternoon or an activity when everyone’s settling down quietly before heading off on some crazy trick-or-treating adventures! So pick up a couple of pages from our selection today!
Free Printable Mummy Coloring Pages
All of these free printable mummy coloring pages are provided here as PDF files and you will get them printed on US letter-size paper, which is 8.5 x 11 inches in size. So all you need to do is print your favorite color sheet on US letter paper and collect some crayons, colored pencils, and markers along with a blank sheet under them to catch any ink from their drawing.
If there are younger children at home, they might love simple mummy coloring sheets where big areas will be available to fill up with colors. But if you want a little challenge for the elder ones, try detailed Egyptian scenes or mummy mandalas coloring sheets. We hope this fun printable coloring activity helps them learn about different cultures around the world.
How to Color Mummy Coloring Pages in Cool Ways
Use these 4 coloring ideas to color your favorite printable with our mummy coloring sheets. All of them can be made with pencils/crayons that are always available in your pencil cases. ðŸ¤
1. Give the Bandages a Dusty Finish
Paint a mummy peeking out from a coffin (you can use beige or pale gray shades on the edges of the wrappings, leaving the centers white) using a blunt crayon.
You can color the corners of the coffin in brown to suggest that the mummy comes from an ancient Egyptian tomb.
2. Make the Pumpkin Glow
If you want to make the mummy cuter by giving her a pumpkin, then do this.
Start by coloring the pumpkin’s skin of the jack-o’-lantern as yellow but close to her face. Then color it as orange on the outer side. And just gently press in between them. The hand must be colored as pale yellow if it touches the pumpkin.
As dark blue colors will give the feeling of an evening adventure, you can keep the background of the coloring page dark blue only to create that feeling. And you can also draw some white dots there, which are considered stars too.
3. Decorate an Egyptian Mask
Try this one next! You could pick a picture of someone polishing a pharaoh’s mask with your colored pencils—you’ll be able to draw some pretty stripes on all the royal decorations with your golden hues (use gold-colored pencils if possible, or substitute a yellow crayon) and add some turquoise colors along with some deep blue shades to give them more life!
4. Add Moonlight to a Dancing Mummy
When you’re done, color the moon pale yellow, and shade one side of the dancing mummy’s bandages in either lavender or light blue, leaving the other side of the bandages white.
This will give you a nice touch of “nighttime” for your creepy coloring sheet! Draw some orange leaves on the ground and hang up this cute mummy coloring page next to all of your other awesome Halloween artwork!
Grab your crayons and color your way through these amazing mummy coloring pages today, one colorful bandage at a time! 🎨