These sandwich coloring pages are packed with deliciously designed sandwiches complete with stacks of bread, crunchy veggies, melted cheese, and lots of fun sandwich friends.
There are 22 different designs here that let you create anything from a single slice (triangle) sitting on top of your plate to a big club sandwich full of toppings. There are even sandwiches with tiny characters who are holding a picnic basket!
Whether you’re into classic sandwich fillings or love trying out new combinations, our free printable sandwich coloring pages will provide hours of creative fun for people of all ages. Let younger kids get started with those large bread pieces but leave extra time for older ones to explore how they shade all the lettuce folds, banana slices, and other small bits that go in an open lunchbox.
Using crayons will give you more coverage on those big bread pieces, but if you want to color in all the small details (like the veggies), then try using colored pencils. You can use a light brown color for your crusty outer layer, which has that nice toasted feeling about it… and leave the inside white to give the whole thing a pale center.
Here we go!
Try Out Different Colors When Coloring Sandwiches
There’s all sorts of ways you can color your sandwiches that will make them look scrumptious! Why not try some of these color combos? Or maybe you’ll want to make up your very own?
Start With the Bread
You can try coloring your bread using creams or light tan crayons for the soft whites. Then try adding in some golden browns for the crusty parts.
For whole wheat bread, color your breads in a deeper tan with some small brown specks. If you toast your sandwich, you might want to add in a few more golden yellows and browns on top to mimic how it gets crispier.
Fill It With Color
Now it’s time to start coloring your toppings! Color your lettuce a bright green and the tomatoes red. Maybe some cheese would be a good addition, too—you could pick yellow or oranges for this.
And what about cucumbers? You could add some dark green outlines around their pale greens for an extra touch.
If you’re making a meatball sub, you could use brown meatballs and color them a nice red if they’re topped with tomato sauce. Try adding darker shades into the edge portions of the fillings to accentuate the different colors as well.
Make Your Sandwich Your Own
Add a golden crust with a bright yellow center for a grilled cheese sandwich, or go wild with your favorite fillings! Also, if your coloring sheet includes a sandwich character, don’t forget to think through some fun colors for his face, arms, or other accessories. (Maybe they need some purple and pink?)
Finally, finish off your masterpieces by giving your backgrounds life, too. Go ahead and color in some blues for the skies, greens for the grass, or maybe some red checks for the picnic blanket. Now you’ve got a sandwich ready for a picnic!
Keep your collection of sandwich coloring pages close by next time you’re feeling inspired to serve up some paper and crayon-fueled fun!