If you enjoy angel coloring pages, you are going to have a lot of fun with these easy ideas for kids and adults. You can keep things simple or go all out with glitter and ribbon.
We love how angel drawings feel calm and hopeful, and they fit any season, from Christmas to everyday decor. Finished pages never need to sit in a drawer again!
Free Printable Angel Coloring Pages
You can get our free printable angel coloring pages as PDF files in handy A4 size, which makes them perfect for standard folders, frames, and craft bases at home or in class.
Print as many copies as you need, color with pencils, crayons, or markers, and then use the A4 sheets for crafts, decorations, and quick last-minute gifts.
5 Creative Crafts You Can Make With Angel Coloring Pages
Once you’ve colored your angels, you can cut them out, fold them, and glue them into projects that kids will take pride in, and adults want to have on display.
1. Angel Wall Art Gallery
Color a few angels in a few different styles and frame them in a simple A4 frame. Hang them up in a row to create a charming angel wall gallery for a hallway, bedroom, or classroom. Be sure to include some children’s work too, so there is a place for all of us on the wall!
2. Shimmering Angel Gift Bags
Take a finished angel, glue it onto the front of a plain paper gift bag, and trim the edges. Have fun with glitter glue or stickers. Punch two tiny stars into the top corners. Write the recipient’s name on the angel banner or halo.
3. Guardian Angel Bookmarks
Select your favorite angel coloring page, color it nicely, and cut it out into a long bookmark strip. Laminate your strip and/or use clear tape on both sides so that it will be strong and smooth. Punch a small hole at the top and tie a short ribbon so the angel peeks out of the book.
4. Standing Angel Table Decorations
Print angels on A4 card or glue the finished page onto thicker cardstock. Cut out the angel, leaving a small tab at the bottom, and fold that tab backward. Use tape or glue on the tab so the angel stands on the table for parties or dinners.
5. Angel Celebration Bunting
Cut colored angels into triangle or banner shapes along the bottom of the A4 page. Tape or clip the shapes to a long string or ribbon, keeping the angels evenly spaced. Hang the bunting over a doorway, above a bed, or across a classroom notice board.
Have fun turning every finished angel coloring page into a keepsake that brightens someone’s day!
