Looking for an easy way to bring a little breakfast fun to your table? Try one of our free bacon coloring pages! Whether you’re looking for something simple (like the wavy strip of bacon) or more complex (like the guy who’s actually got his own plate), we’ve got all kinds of options here.
Need some inspiration for which design to choose first? There are designs that show off bacon curled up in its skillet, as well as ones showing how to mix things up by including a sandwich, fried egg, or even scrambled eggs. For those who prefer smaller bits, there’s also stuff spread over macaroni and across strips of meatloaf.
Free Printable Bacon Coloring Pages
If you’re looking for some free printable bacon coloring pages to enjoy this weekend (or maybe even this morning), check out these adorable PDF files that we’ve put together!
You can use crayons for the big stuff, but colored pencils can be your choice when working on the more complicated little bits here. However, feel free to color your bacon in whichever shades make you happy—you can keep yours sticking to reddish browns and white/cream for the streaks, but there’s no rule against giving your favorite food-colored strip a bright splash of blue if that floats your boat!
How to Color Bacon Coloring Pages in Cool Ways
You won’t need much to get started! Grab some crayons, colored pencils, and scraps of paper for when you’re done, and let’s take one idea from each breakfast picture and get creative.
1. Give the Edges a Crispy Look
Start with a light reddish brown that covers all of the bacon strips but leaves the fattiest parts as cream.
Then add some pencil darkening where they curl up on the ends to indicate crispiness.
Keep the pressure light while working this because you want to be able to go back over it later for more shading (especially around those little folds from the skillet picture).
2. Make a Bright Breakfast Plate
Try putting some color on the yolk of your fried egg and put some blue or green border around the edge for contrast. You can also add little dots all around the rim using your markers—slip some scrap paper under it just in case any of the ink goes through.
3. Try a Silly Bacon Character
Grab the smiling strip with the fork on it first! Color the wavy parts using pink and peach crayons. Then give your fork a silver-gray finish and shade under their feet.
Want some purple bacon? If you’re feeling creative, go ahead and try that too! These cute food coloring pages are full of opportunities for fun and creativity!
Select your favorite bacon coloring pages above! Grab your colors and have fun with your breakfast.