Candy cane coloring pages
40+ free printable candy cane coloring pages: easy striped canes, cute smiling canes and whole Christmas scenes. Kids color reindeer, snowmen and a candy cane lane, and adults get a sweet shop and a village mandala.
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Free printable candy cane coloring pages are full of stripes, from one big cane to a sweet shop.
These free printable candy cane coloring pages run from a single smiling candy cane a toddler can color in minutes to a busy Christmas sweet shop for adults. Toddlers get big, simple canes with bows and hearts. Kids get reindeer, snowmen and a bear hugging a cane taller than itself. Teens and adults get a candy cane village mandala, an ornate zentangle cane and a candy jar, and seniors get a snow globe and a garland in bold lines. There are also tips for coloring neat stripes, the one skill every page here needs.
One big striped cane is the easiest start.
Easy candy cane coloring pages for toddlers start with one big striped cane.
Start with the , the or crossed under a sprig of holly. The and are tall and simple, with wide stripes.
Preschoolers can try the , the made of two canes, the and the . Toddlers can color every stripe one color and leave the rest white. Soon they want canes in a Christmas scene.
Candy cane coloring pages for kids hang canes on trees, reindeer and snowmen.
Kids love a character with a candy cane. The has canes hanging from its antlers. The leans on one like a walking stick, and the wraps its arms around a cane taller than itself. The hangs them as ornaments.
Busier pages add more to find. ties two canes with a bow among ornaments. leads down a stepping-stone path to a gingerbread cottage. The and repeat canes, peppermints and holly across the page. The makes a cozy quick pick. Bold picks include the , and . Older colorers go for the most detailed sweets.
Detailed candy cane coloring pages for teens and adults bring a sweet shop and a candy village.
The fills a shop window with jars and treats. The rings a snowy village street with candy canes. The covers one big cane in patterns with bells and holly. The circles a star with canes and pine cones, and the is stuffed with canes and peppermints.
A few pages tell a small story. In , three children trade canes by the fire. The smiles under its load. The , and are detailed but cheerful. For a cozy mood, try the , or . Quick bold pages include the and . Wide stripes also suit older colorers.
Candy cane coloring pages for seniors keep stripes wide and scenes simple.
The shows two elves painting stripes onto canes. The holds a little house and a cane. The swags canes, bows and ornaments across the page, and the is a cane-striped lamp with a wreath.
The elves in the workshop are busy with the very thing every candy cane page asks for: stripes.
How do you color candy cane stripes neatly?
Color every other stripe first. Pick one color, usually red, and fill stripe one, three, five and so on down the cane. Then decide whether the stripes between stay white or get a second color, such as green.
Work from the top of the hook to the bottom, so your hand does not smudge finished stripes. Go slowly at the curve of the hook, where the stripes narrow. A marker gives the brightest red, but a colored pencil is easier to keep inside thin stripes. For a shiny look, leave a thin white line down one side of the cane, as if light is catching it.
On pattern pages like the , try a different pair of colors for each cane: red and white, green and white, or pink and white. Neat stripes make the pages worth keeping.
Candy cane coloring pages become tree ornaments, gift tags and a paper garland.
Colored canes from the or can be cut out and hung on a tree. Print them on cardstock so they keep their shape. Small canes from the pattern pages make gift tags. The can be colored in several copies and taped end to end along a mantel.
For more of the season, see our Santa coloring pages and our December coloring pages.
From one smiling cane to a Christmas sweet shop, these free printable candy cane coloring pages are full of stripes to fill. Pick an easy cane or a detailed scene, and color every other stripe first.
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Tap to fill or brush freely on any phone or computer, free. New to coloring? 16 candy cane sheets come with numbers that show which color goes where.
