This set of kitty coloring sheets will leave you feeling warm and fuzzy, whether you have a cat-loving youngster or want to add a new piece of art to your kitten’s playspace.
Free Kitten Coloring Pages
For this series, we illustrated all different types of kittens. You’ll find Siamese, hairless sphynx, calico, Persian, and American shorthair kittens.
While we designed many of these baby cats to color in for kids of all ages, we’ve also included detailed designs for adults, too. Print some for a quiet activity to do with the kids or to welcome a new kitten to your home.
Kitty Coloring Sheets to Download
Gather your markers, colored pencils, favorite kitty stuffie, and gel pens to color something cute and fluffy. Happy coloring!
- Click on the coloring sheet image or text link under the image. 2. The printable file (PDF) will open in a new browser tab. 3. You can download or print to your heart’s content from there!These free printables are for personal, non-commercial use only.
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More Free Printables to Color
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Craft Ideas to Make With Kitten Coloring Pages
If you’re a cat enthusiast, a crafty parent, or a teacher looking for fun activities, this list of kitten-themed craft ideas is for you! Featuring 12 unique and adorable projects, these ideas are perfect for bringing those cute kitten coloring pages to life. Choose your favorite coloring tools and create a masterpiece that celebrates your furry friend!
1. Pop-Up Kitty Card
Create an interactive, 3D pop-up card featuring playful cats to gift to your own on their birthday and show them some love. Choose a kitty coloring page and color it vibrantly. Cut around the kitten’s outline and make a small accordion fold at the bottom of the cutout. Fold a piece of cardstock in half to create the card base. Then, glue the accordion part of the kitten inside, so it pops up when opened. Decorate the rest of the card with simple outlines of birds, mice, and little balls of yarn. You could even glue small threads of scrap yarn onto your design to make it more textured and visually interesting. Write your message inside and watch as your kitty pounces into action when opened!
2. Memory Meow-ments
Release your inner artist and use your colored kitten pictures as adorable accents in your scrapbook. Select a printable sheet with your favorite kitty design and color it using bright or pastel shades. Cut out the kitten and use it to embellish a page in your scrapbook, perhaps framing a photo of your pet or a memorable day. Or, use larger sections of the picture to create a beautiful background and layer your photos on top. Add other elements like stickers, drawings of hearts and flowers, or handwritten notes to complete the page.
3. Cute Cat Calendar
A personalized, kitten-themed calendar is a fun way to keep track of important dates and perfect for helping older kids organize their afterschool activities. Choose 12 different cat coloring pages, each representing a month. Perhaps a baby cat curled up in an Easter basket for April and a kitty wearing a hat and scarf for December. Print calendar pages that are easily found online. Order your pages so that you have a colored design and then a date page, and repeat this until you have used all 12 of your pictures and calendar printouts. Staple the pages together and punch a hole at the top to allow for hanging. 4. Purr-fect Perch Create a window perch using colored pages, providing the perfect spot for your young kitty-cat to gaze outside. Start by coloring a few free coloring pages, focusing on designs that will appeal to your feline friend, such as birds, fish, or a yarn ball. Then, use Mod Podge glue to cover a sturdy piece of cardboard with the cutouts. Ensure the cardboard is wide enough for your kitty to lounge on! If the window sill is wide enough, simply place the cardboard on it and add non-slip pads underneath to prevent sliding. Or, use heavy-duty suction cups attached to the window and the underside of the perch. Ensure your perch is secure, then encourage your kitten to try out their new chillout spot!
5. Playful Paper Tunnels
Turn colored pages into a playful pet tube for your little kitten to explore. Choose a variety of cute cats from our printable coloring pages and color them in. Then, glue or tape these pages to the outside of large cardboard tubes or boxes, cutting holes in the sides for additional entrances and peek-a-boo holes. Arrange the tubes in a fun layout and present this magical maze to your fur baby on National Pet Day.
6. Interactive Kitten Art
An interactive wall provides entertainment for your cat and a unique decoration for your home. Color several designs featuring baby cats and laminate to protect them from your kitten’s paws. Attach the colored pages to a wall in a staggered pattern. Then, use non-toxic glue to add hanging strings or feathers for your kitty-cat to swat at. Your kitten will have a great time playing with all of the fun things in its new play area, keeping them busy and happy while you’re away at school or work!
7. Pounce and Play Cat Wand
Entice your furry friend with a homemade cat wand, a playful toy that’s perfect for engaging your kitten in some swishing, jumping, and pouncing fun. Select cute kitten coloring pages and fill them with various shades to catch your cat’s eye. Cut the pages into long, thin strips, ensuring they’re light enough to flutter in the air. Find a lightweight stick, such as a dowel, and securely attach the strips to one end using tape. Add feathers and string. Your kitty won’t be able to resist! This simple yet effective toy is not only a great way to interact with your pet, but it also encourages exercise and provides mental stimulation.
8. Folded Feline Fun
Craft origami pet toys using coloring sheets for a fun and simple project that allows kids to enhance their color recognition and fine motor skills. Color a detailed cat design and cut it into squares (5x5 inches). To create an origami fish: Find instructions for other origami shapes online and create a collection of lightweight toys that are perfect for your cat to bat around and provide endless entertainment. Here’s a video tutorial on how to fold paper into a fish shape: Easy Origami Fish
9. Furry Friend Figures
This craft transforms a coloring sheet into delightful paper dolls for imaginative playtime. Choose illustrations featuring kittens in various poses and color them with crayons, gel pens, or markers. Cut out each design, ensuring to include a small tab at the base. Fold these tabs so the kittens can stand upright. Kids can use these paper pussy cats to create their own stories or as cute decorations in their play area.
10. Bedtime Cat Chimes
Create a hanging mobile for your pet’s bed using our unique kitten illustrations. Color and cut out various kitties, shapes, and cat-related items. Punch a hole in the top of each cutout. Make a frame using a cardboard ring. Attach your cutouts to the frame using string. Add feathers and string with jingle bells on and hang above your young cat’s bed, giving them something to watch and listen to as they gently drift off to sleep.
11. Mealtime Meow Mat
Design a personalized pet mat for your pet’s food and water bowls. Color a full page design and write your kitten’s name in sparkly gel pen. Cover the finished page with clear adhesive or laminate for durability. Dinner’s served!
12. Cozy Kitten Coasters
Create charming coasters for your coffee table or as a housewarming gift for a cat-loving friend. First, color a Siamese kitten or any other preferred design from our printable coloring pages. Cut the colored image to fit the size of your coaster. Glue the image onto a piece of thick cardboard or tile and cover it with a clear adhesive or resin to waterproof it. Display your fancy feline coasters at your next gathering for your friends and family to set their “cat-puccinos” on.
