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Easter Coloring Pages — Bunnies, Eggs & Spring Activities

Choose a simple bunny or chick, decorate a patterned egg, or spend longer on an egg-painting scene. The Christian empty-tomb illustration offers a separate Easter subject; previews show exactly what each page contains.

8 original drawings · Free A4 & Letter PDFs · No account

8 pages to make your own

Matching coloring pages

Choose the kind of coloring you want.

An afternoon of making

The craft table adds cartons, brushes and tulips. Color the eggs first, then connect them with small tabletop accents.

The Easter egg-painting table ↗

Let the egg pattern decide your color plan.

For a striped egg, alternate two colors or use one family from light to dark. For the tulip egg, color matching motifs before their backgrounds. A white band between two stronger rows can keep the pattern clear.

On a craft or garden scene, reserve the strongest colors for the eggs. Pale foliage and table surfaces help them stand out. The empty-tomb drawing uses traditional Christian symbols and an imagined setting; it is a devotional coloring illustration rather than an archaeological diagram.

Try a small project

Color a broad egg page and a patterned egg page with the same pencils. Add a separate small paper label with your own spring greeting.

Open a drawing to choose its A4 or US Letter PDF, view the full-size art or color it online. Save several favorites to make a custom print pack. For paper settings, use the printing guide.

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