These Halloween spider coloring pages are perfect for getting creative this fall season. Print them out today and let the kids get their spider on!
You have spider friends with friendly faces, tangled up legs, wearing tiny witch hats, and leaving a trail of scary webs behind. Some of our little friends seem way too busy to cause scares around town. We mean, who needs an eight-armed monster when you can make one that pours over eight cups of tea?
Or maybe you want a creepy crawly that knows how to knit? These spiders do too (they need eight hands to hold onto all of those needles)! And if you’re feeling adventurous why not pick the boot wearing one so you have lots of space to experiment with different color combinations?
Free Printable Halloween Spider Coloring Pages
Click on any of the images or links below to load up your free printable Halloween spider coloring pages as a PDF file in a new tab.
From there, you’ll be able to download all of your favorites or even print out a few coloring sheets for an afternoon activity!
The printable files are formatted to standard US letter size (8.5 by 11 inches). For users who have A4 paper, just make sure that ‘fit to page’ is selected in your printer’s settings!
How to Easily Color Halloween Spider Pages in 3 Funny Ways
Try these 3 easy activities to do with your Halloween spider coloring sheets! All that’s needed is crayons, some paper scraps and a few items from your craft drawer!
1. Give Every Boot a Different Color
Create a fun craft using 8 different colored shoes for the spider’s “boots”!
Add some stripes, dots, or tiny stars to personalize the shoes. You can make your spider wear bright yellow toes with purple legs; they look kind of silly! Once finished, glue your pages onto cardboard and hang them up by your Halloween decorations!
2. Make a Witch Hat Sparkle
Next choose the friendly spider waving from the witch hat. Color the hat deep purple, then add an orange band at the bottom of the witch hat.
Then add a bit of glitter glue on top of the buckle to give it a sparkly look.
Let all your artwork dry completely, as that’s always needed when painting with your kids! Then cut around your picture as shown above, with help if necessary. Once your drawing is done, attach a craft stick to the back so you can make a little Halloween puppet.
3. Turn a Web into Rainbow Wall Art
Use a different colored pencil on every strand of the web and press lightly to keep them from disappearing into one big blob. Color the background with a pale blue and sprinkle paper pumpkins around the border before hanging up your finished spider web art near a window where everyone can see!
Grab your favorite Halloween spider coloring pages and start giving those 8 little legs some color!