If you’re looking for some Elm Street mischief to make this year’s Halloween more memorable, then these Freddy Krueger coloring pages are the perfect way to spend time during the weekend. All the pages are free to download, and there are plenty of designs ranging from detailed portraits to gloomy boiler rooms! You can even color the striped sweater, battered fedora, and blade glove as well.
You have many different designs available, including a grumpy little Freddy with oversized sleeves, Nancy Thompson, strange dream scenes, and a brick-style figure!
Free Printable Freddy Krueger Coloring Pages
Each of our free printable Freddy Krueger coloring pages comes in PDF format, which makes them easy to print on standard US Letter size papers (which are 8.5 x 11 inches). You can simply select your favorite design, then just open up the file and look at your printer preview before actually printing these images out so you know everything will fit nicely within all those margins!
If you’re going for colored pencils, these would be great if you want some more detail with your Freddy Krueger portraits! But don’t worry because if it’s crayon you love best, then simple Freddy Krueger cartoon designs might be much better suited towards what you have planned too… And again, remember when doing anything involving markers, always put another sheet down under things just in case there is bleed-through somewhere.
4 Cool Ways to Color Freddy Krueger Coloring Pages
Once you’re done with your horror coloring sheets, why not make some really cool Halloween decorations? Here are a bunch of ideas that only need colored pencils, scissors, glue and some scraps of cardstock!
1. Boiler Room Wall Art
Color his sweater red and green and color the pipes around the boiler rusty brown.
Then add some color around the sides of his furnace (yellow), mount up your picture on black cardstock, hang it near your other Halloween decorations, and voila! A very gloomy little corner was born!
2. Blade Glove Bookmark
Now pick out a drawing where Freddy holds his gloved hand upright. Use a silver pencil to draw the blades on this one (or you can skip that step entirely if you’d prefer).
Once you’ve got the perfect sketch, cut along the perimeter of the figure. You’ll want to make sure there’s enough space at the top—maybe you need to cut a taller rectangle than your character? Glue this onto some sturdy cardstock as before and then cover both sides with clear adhesive film to ensure your homemade bookmark will survive even multiple trips through your favorite spooky paperbacks.
3. Dream Door Greeting Card
Print the image of Freddy and Nancy by the dream doorway at a smaller size.
Color the background on this page purple and then glue that page to a folded card. This leaves room inside for you to write your message for Halloween.
Add a nice touch to your card with a crooked piece of paper as a door frame!
4. Grumpy Freddy Fridge Magnet
Color the little pouting Freddy with some colorful shades and cut it out. Glue this on a piece of cardboard and attach a self-adhesive magnet on its back. Now you can keep an eye on your Halloween snack list with this little scowling guy!
Have fun adding those creepy touches to your Freddy Krueger coloring pages!









































