Do Mickey Mouse coloring pages have a spot on your kids’ (or yours) lists? We believe they should because there are many different ones right here! These funny images will entertain your children during their free time, but adults may also enjoy them from time to time.
Print out some of these cute Disney pages if you want to give a more exciting option to your child’s birthday party. If they run out of ideas on how to spend their spare time, you can always keep several coloring pages on hand for them to work on whenever possible!
Once all those cute drawings get colored, why not put the artwork on display by taping one up somewhere around the house? Or maybe turn those colored pages into cool bookmarks? Finally, think about turning the finished works of art into simple little cards that everyone in the family might appreciate receiving!
Free Printable Mickey Mouse Coloring Pages
Our free printable Mickey Mouse coloring pages are really easy to download. So whenever you want to print them, you can easily make a print of the sheet either in standard size or enlarged size because the quality remains good in both cases.
All our Mickey Mouse coloring sheets have bold outlines, and hence kids will find it easier to color them, whether they choose crayons, colored pencils, or markers.
11 Mickey Mouse Craft Ideas To Do With Coloring Pages
You can use these simple ideas to turn finished Mickey pages into quick, useful crafts.
1. Wall Art
Color Mickey, mount on bright construction paper, punch two top holes, thread ribbon, and hang.
2. Bookmarks
Pick a tall Mickey pose, color, cut, laminate, punch a top hole, and add yarn for a tassel.
3. Party Masks
Color a Mickey face page, cut around the outline, punch side holes, and tie string to wear.
4. Wrapping Paper
Print a larger sheet, color it in, and wrap small gifts for a cute, personal touch.
5. Greeting Cards
Shrink a Mickey design to a quarter page, print, fold twice, color, and add a message inside.
6. Puzzles
Color the page, draw big puzzle shapes for young kids (smaller for older), cut, and bag the pieces.
7. Coasters
Color small Mickey faces, glue to tiles or sturdy cardboard, then seal with Mod Podge.
8. Ornaments
Color and cut Mickey, write name and date on back, laminate, punch a top hole, and tie ribbon.
9. Gift Tags
Cut out Mickey’s face or silhouette, punch a hole, add string, and write To/From on the back.
10. Magnets
Color and cut Mickey shapes, laminate them, and hot glue small magnets to the back.
11. Journal Covers
Glue a finished Mickey page onto a plain notebook cover and seal for durability.
Happy coloring!