20 Fox Coloring Pages (Download Free Printable PDF)

Discover the Magic of Fox Coloring Pages

Hello, fellow coloring enthusiasts! It’s James here. Today, I’m thrilled to share with you some amazing free printable fox coloring pages. Foxes are one of the most loved animals, and honestly, it’s not surprising. Their beautiful fur, playful behavior, and charming presence make them a favorite for kids and adults alike.

When I was creating these coloring pages, I wanted to make them truly special. That’s why you’ll find foxes in all kinds of fun situations:

• A fox playing with a ball (Mike’s favorite because he loves active scenes).
• A fox running through a colorful forest.
• Another sitting peacefully under a tree (Lisa added her touch by coloring the tree pink last week!).

With so many creative options, your little ones will never run out of ideas.

Why Fox Coloring Pages Are Amazing

These fox coloring pages that you can print out are more than just fun. Fun things like these help kids unwind, learn new things, and even have fun. Here are some good things:

1. Boost Creativity and Fine Motor Skills

Coloring helps kids learn about different colors and patterns. Emily, my wife, loves how Lisa and Mike play around with mixing colors. Last time, they made a green fox.

2. Learn About Foxes

You can use the time to color to teach your kids about foxes:

• They inhabit forests or grasslands.
• Their diet (berries, small animals).
• Their bushy tails provide balance and warmth in cold weather.

This turns coloring into an educational activity.

3. Build Emotional Connections

When we color together as a family, it becomes more than just a craft. It’s a bonding experience. Last autumn, we spent a rainy afternoon coloring foxes and talking about what we’d name them if we had one as a pet. Lisa chose “Sparkle,” and Mike went with “Zoomy”—so typical of their personalities

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8 Crafts for Kids Using Fox Coloring Pages

One great way to spend time with kids and build their creativity and motor skills is to do crafts together. You can start right away with the 20 free fox coloring pages that are available as PDFs above this article. Fox-themed crafts are fun for kids of all ages and can be anything from cute puppets to beautiful wall art. As the dad of two active kids, I’ve done many of these projects myself. These fox crafts are not only cute, but they’re also great for getting the whole family involved. Let’s jump right in!

1. Fox-Themed Masks

Materials Needed:

• Free fox coloring pages (available as PDF printables above this article)
• Cardstock or thick paper
• Scissors
• Hole punch
• Elastic string
• Crayons, markers, or colored pencils
• Glue and optional decorations (glitter, stickers)

Steps:

1. Print out your favorite fox coloring page from the free PDFs above.
2. Help your child color the fox in vibrant colors. My son Mike loves using green and red for his creations!
3. Cut out the fox face carefully along the outline. For younger kids, parents might need to assist with the scissors.
4. Punch holes on each side of the face for the elastic string.
5. Attach the elastic string to fit your child’s head comfortably.
6. Add decorations if desired. Lisa, my daughter, once added glitter and Hello Kitty stickers to her fox mask—it was adorable!

Genius Tip: You can create masks for the entire family and organize a fun, imaginative play session. Last Halloween, we turned it into a mini costume party at home—it was a hit with everyone!

2. Fox Puppet Craft

Materials Needed:

• Free fox coloring pages
• Paper bags
• Glue
• Scissors
• Crayons or markers

Steps:

1. Print and color a fox coloring page with your child. Encourage creativity by letting them choose wild colors!
2. Cut out the colored fox.
3. Glue the fox onto the flap of a paper bag to make a puppet face.
4. Let the kids use their puppets to tell stories. Last week, Mike created a puppet show where his fox saved the day—it was hilarious!

Safety Tip: Supervise kids while using scissors and glue to ensure they use them safely.

Helpful Idea: Add backgrounds for the puppet show by decorating a cardboard box. This adds a whole new dimension to their storytelling. For inspiration, you can explore Scholastic’s puppet crafts ideas.

3. Fox Greeting Cards

Materials Needed:

• Fox coloring pages
• Blank cards or folded cardstock
• Glue
• Scissors
• Markers

Steps:

1. Choose a fox design from the free coloring pages and color it.
2. Cut out the fox and glue it onto the front of a blank card.
3. Write a message inside the card. Lisa recently made a birthday card for her grandma using this craft and added pink hearts to match her style.
4. Add extra decorations like ribbons or stamps if desired.

Helpful Idea: Birthdays, thank-you notes, or even “just because” cards look great in these cards. Lisa enjoys delighting her school friends with “thinking of you” cards.

Pro Tip: Personalized cards add a heartfelt touch to any occasion. For more creative card designs, visit Better Homes & Gardens.

4. Fox Suncatchers

Materials Needed:

• Free fox coloring pages
• Wax paper
• Crayons (peeled)
• Scissors
• Iron
• String
• Hole punch

Steps:

1. Color the fox coloring page.
2. Place small crayon shavings on wax paper and fold it over the page.
3. Iron the wax paper carefully (adult-only step) to melt the crayons.
4. Cut out the fox shape from the wax paper and punch a hole at the top.
5. String a thread through the hole and hang it by a window to let the sunlight shine through.

Safety Tip: Keep kids at a safe distance while using the iron. Explain to them why safety around hot objects is essential.

Genius Tip: Use seasonal colors for the crayons—orange and yellow for autumn, or pastels for spring—to match the time of year.

5. Fox-Themed Bookmarks

Materials Needed:

• Fox coloring pages
• Scissors
• Laminating sheets (optional)
• Markers or colored pencils

Steps:

1. Print and color the fox designs.
2. Cut them into bookmark shapes or outline them creatively.
3. Laminate the bookmarks for durability.
4. Use them in your favorite books. Lisa loves using these bookmarks for her fairy-tale books, while Mike uses them for his Paw Patrol stories.

Fun Tip: Personalize each bookmark by adding names or fun quotes! Last time, we wrote, “Stay foxy, Lisa!” on hers, and she giggled every time she used it.

6. Fox Puzzle Game

Materials Needed:

• Fox coloring pages
• Cardstock
• Scissors

Steps:

1. Print and color a fox page.
2. Glue the page onto cardstock for sturdiness.
3. Cut the page into puzzle-like pieces.
4. Challenge your kids to reassemble the puzzle. Last month, we had a puzzle race at home, and Mike won by a landslide—though Lisa says he had extra help from me!

Helpful Idea: Store the pieces in a small box or bag to reuse the puzzle. You can even create multiple puzzles for different levels of difficulty.

7. Fox-Themed Wall Art

Materials Needed:

• Fox coloring pages
• Canvas or a sturdy backing
• Glue
• Frame (optional)

Steps:

1. Print and color a detailed fox design.
2. Glue it onto a canvas or sturdy backing.
3. Add a frame to make it look professional.
4. Hang it in your child’s room or play area. Emily and I recently framed Lisa’s artwork, and she felt so proud seeing it on her wall.

Genius Tip: Rotate the art seasonally for a fresh look. We added tiny autumn leaves around the frame last fall—it was a delightful touch.

8. Fox-Themed Gift Wrap

Materials Needed:

• Fox coloring pages
• Tape
• Scissors
• Ribbon or string

Steps:

1. Print and color fox pages.
2. Use them as unique gift wrap for small presents.
3. Add ribbons or bows for extra flair. Lisa wrapped a small box for Mike last week, and he was thrilled to see his favorite colors in the design.

Fun Tip: Let kids decorate the wrapped gift with stickers or stamps for a personalized touch. It’s a great way to add their own unique spin.

You don’t have to look far to find fox coloring pages that will make you want to make many creative things. You can find 20 free fox coloring pages in PDF format above this article. Feel free to download them and color them. Kids can use their imaginations while doing these crafts, which also help them improve their fine motor skills and bring the family closer together. Every child, no matter what they like or how old they are, can find a project that fits their needs. Sit down with your kids and some crayons, and let your imaginations run wild, just like Lisa, Mike, and I do at home. Have fun crafting!