Welcome to our hazelnut coloring pages! We’ve included a few different designs with some leafy husks, cracked shells, and even cute nut characters. You can download all the colorful sheets below (they’re completely free!).
You’ll also see some sheets that are more about the nuts themselves, like the design that features a bunch of kernels and shells or the other design that has some chocolate pieces and a slice of toast topped with hazelnut spread.
So grab those crayons, and let’s do some harvest time fun with these free printable hazelnuts coloring pages! These make a great addition to a food-themed activity during class, or you can use them as an opportunity to enjoy some quality downtime together.
You can start off using brown crayons for the shells, but if you want, you can use cream crayons to draw on the kernels and green crayons for the leaves. And of course the smiling characters can be dressed up in whatever color schemes you choose—why not have some fun and create a purple-colored hazelnut to match the lovely little gift box?
Try Coloring Hazelnuts Coloring Pages Differently
You might have already colored your heart out on these hazelnut coloring sheets. But that’s okay! Here are three simple paper crafts you can do with them.
Grab some cardstock, glue, and child-friendly scissors to get started. We suggest one of our lovely hazelnut colorings, as we’re super excited about this collection.
1. Harvest Basket Collage
Begin by looking at the image of nuts inside a woven basket. Have your kids first color each shell a different shade of brown. Next, they will need to cut out all around the image.
Next, glue it down on some construction paper (this allows you to create an easy autumn display). Then you can place some paper leaves around the bottom of the basket as well as add some additional kernels using yet another printable!
2. Hazelnut Gift Tags
Cut out the character who opens a present and leave space around the picture where you’ll cut a tag shape.
Let the kids color the character, glue it onto thin cardstock, and then write their recipient’s name on the back of it. Punch holes near the top and add some ribbons! The little guy adds such a cute touch to your homemade gift!
3. Kitchen Matching Cards
Choose some clear ones from our selection (glass jar, wooden scoop, snack bowl…).
Print two copies each of those hazelnut coloring pictures and color them according to the pair they form. Glue each on a rectangle made with equally sized cardstock, then let things dry…
Afterwards, just turn all the cards face down to make this into a fun memory game!
Grab your crayons and make these hazelnut coloring pages yours!