Add some orchard sunshine to your next project by downloading our free printable apricot coloring pages! This set has great options full of leafy branches, fruity desserts, and cheerful apricot characters with lots of space for your favorite colors.
There’s fruit tucked inside a picnic tub, slices spread over a tart, and even an adorable character holding a jam spoon, all perfect choices if you’re looking to create a fun coloring activity for kids or just want to color in your spare time!
Free Printable Apricot Coloring Pages
Choose from these free printable apricot coloring pages, available as a download in PDF format. Each page will print to US Letter paper size (8.5 × 11 inches). After you pick an apricot coloring sheet that you’d like to try out, simply open up the file and take a look at its print preview before printing out your version.
For coloring fruits like this, crayons work very nicely with large fruit shapes, whereas colored pencils are perfect for adding tiny little touches of color like for apricot pits and dessert toppings. And of course, don’t forget to have a spare sheet ready should you want to use markers!
4 Funny Color Combinations to Color an Apricot
If you’ve gone with orange as the go-to color for now, have at it! You’re also free to get silly here; play around with some weird crayon combos and see what kind of effects you come up with.
Try them out on different things (fruit? leaves? bowls?), too! Little cartoon faces could use more colors.
1. Purple Fruit and Lime Leaves
Pick an apricot dangling on the leafy branch. Pop some purple into the fruit, then dress up every single leaf with a bright lime outline! That’s how you make the scene full of silly fun!
2. Pink Apricots and Turquoise Dishes
Put some bubblegum pink fruits on top of the yogurt and place them into a turquoise bowl to let those two colors pop up nicely! You can also decorate the edge with tiny yellows if you need to!
3. Blue Fruit and Orange Pits
Use a pale blue for your kawaii apricot with its little pit (orange); just keep things as clear as possible to allow people to enjoy seeing their cheerful faces.
You can add some darker blue strokes around the edge of one side to give some more definition without covering everything.
4. Green Apricots and Pink Jam
Now we can choose the right fruit that goes next to our preserves jars. You can choose apricots, color them apple green and fill the jar with strawberry pink. Don’t forget to color the lid with some yellow stripes! Your printable fruit coloring page seems perfect for your usual strange breakfast table 😅.
Pick your favorite apricot coloring pages from above, get your crayons and check which colors are you going to match together.



























