If you’re reading this around the time I published it, we’re in that kind of lull period where many people aren’t at work, the kids aren’t at school and no one knows quite what to do with themselves. It’s the prefect time for spending all day reading, doing puzzles, or breaking out a giant coloring page.
If you have a printer and coloring tools, you can entertain the whole family with some of these supersized coloring pages. And of course these are great any time of year no matter when this post finds you.
Hattifant has a variety of large coloring pages mostly for various holidays, like this giant heart that’s great for Valentine’s Day or any other time of year. But some of them aren’t as seasonal, like this one called kitty on the plant shelf. It’s a full 18 pages to print out, so that should keep you going for a while.
The Crafting Chicks has four free printable tablecloth sized coloring pages that are more like adult coloring pages with flowers, feather shapes and geometric shapes. They suggest sending the files to a print shop so the pattern can be printed all in one piece, which makes sense but I would probably try to print these at home all the same.
I love this doodles giant coloring page from Academy Print Shop on Etsy (which also recommends professional printing). This one looks like one that kids would really enjoy coloring and adding their own little doodles to.
If you’d prefer a giant coloring page that comes printed, try the giant 6 foot mandala coloring page from Tiny Expressions Store. This one is printed on a no-bleed paper so you can use markers, crayons, gel pens or even paint, or a combination of all of the above.
Or try this pretty butterfly coloring page form Craftatopia. This one is 6 feet by 3 feet and the description says it uses premium paper suitable for markers, crayons and colored pencils. My butterfly loving kiddo would love this one!
My kids and I are going to have so much fun with these giant coloring pages. We work on them as a family while watching movies.