Want to bring a bit of carnival magic to your next coloring session? These cotton candy coloring pages will keep your kids entertained! And we mean entertained, because there are a ton of different designs here.
These printable pages come in all shapes and sizes. You might see the classic cotton candy design with candy floss on sticks, or you might run across one of our cotton candy characters. Oh wait, what about the cone full of swirling cotton candy? Or maybe the heart-shaped puff? We even included a cupcake with a fluffy topping and a spinning machine as an added bonus!
These cotton candy coloring pages can be downloaded and printed anytime you need a break from the daily grind. Grab your crayons and get ready to paint your way through the cotton candy fields!
Free Printable Cotton Candy Coloring Pages
All you have to do now is to download these free printable cotton candy coloring pages in PDF format and print them on your US Letter (8.5 × 11 inches) paper size. These cute cotton candy drawings can be printed either as an afternoon activity for yourself or a class activity or even used at a carnival-themed birthday party.
Give Your Cotton Candy Pictures a Splash of Color
Now that you’ve got your cotton candy coloring sheets ready for printing, all you need to do is gather up some fun stuff for everyone to play with.
These 3 activities offer great ways to use those finished pieces, too! You probably have almost everything needed already!
1. Fluffy Paper Collages
The kids can color the cone first. Then, you can tear up some pink and blue tissue paper in little pieces and scrunch them together in loose balls to fit into your sugar cloud outline.
You can leave a couple of little holes here and there for some peeking out from the color under the cone. It looks kind of fluffy if you leave your paper a bit loose instead of crumpling it really tight!
2. Sweet Birthday Cards
Shrink down the cute heart-shaped cotton candy picture (and print) to put on your homemade birthday card. Let them color it, then cut around the outside and glue onto folded cardstock with space inside for writing a message. Add some little crayon stars around the front and you are done! No extra stuff needed.
3. Carnival Counter Pictures
Choose a cotton candy machine picture or a pair of cone pictures! Let your kiddos color their treats and cut them out. Then glue everything down on this sheet of construction paper to make room for your pretend shop counter (and handwritten prices).
You can just display all your pictures to create your own mini carnival! You could even have your kids come up with a shop name to put across the top.
You will find your favorite cotton candy coloring pages here to make you spend yet another afternoon doing some more coloring, cutting, and making something sweet.