22 Rabbit Coloring Pages (Download Free Printable PDF)

Hello, people who like to color! This is James. How are all of you? I hope today is great for you! I’m excited to share with you today a wonderful set of free printable rabbit coloring pages that you can get right here in PDF format. As always, I love giving these to you because I know they make kids (and even adults!) happy and creative.

Let me tell you something—this isn’t any old rabbit coloring page set. I’ve put together a wide range of high-quality rabbits that are all different and cute. There are cute rabbits carrying carrots, hopping bunnies, a happy bunny flying through the forest, and even some bunnies surrounded by Easter eggs, making them perfect for the holiday season! Lisa has already chosen her favorite, which is the one with the heart-shaped bunny. Of course, she said it would look “super cute” in pink!

Why Coloring These Rabbits is More Than Just Fun

Sure, coloring is a blast, but there’s more to it than just filling in shapes with bright colors. Here’s why I always encourage my kids, Lisa and Mike, to grab their crayons and enjoy some coloring time:

• Screen-Free Fun—In a world where kids are glued to screens, coloring is a simple way to take a break from tablets and phones. It keeps their eyes rested and minds engaged in something creative.
• Focus and patience get better—Mike, my energetic little boy, sometimes rushes through things. But I see that he slows down, stays focused, and is proud of how carefully he finishes a picture when he colors. It helps you focus!
• Boosts Creativity—Coloring lets kids try out different patterns and colors, which helps them think outside the box. Lisa loves getting creative with color combinations to make her own bunny designs.
• Relieves Stress—Believe it or not, even kids feel stress sometimes! A quiet coloring session can help them unwind, relax, and just enjoy the moment.

Safety Tips for Coloring Time

While coloring is super safe, here are some tips to make it even better:

• Choose Non-Toxic Colors—Always use child-safe crayons, markers, or colored pencils to avoid any accidental mishaps.
• Set Up a Comfortable Space—A well-lit area with a comfy chair can prevent eye strain and bad posture.
• Supervise Younger Kids—If your little one is using scissors for cutting out their masterpiece, keep an eye on them to make sure they’re safe.

Genius Hack: Create a Story with Your Coloring Pages!

Want to make coloring even more fun? Here’s a smart trick I use with my kids—we create a story around our drawings!

Last weekend, Mike and I colored a rabbit holding a carrot. Instead of just coloring, we made up a story about Benny the Bunny, who was on a mission to find the biggest carrot in the world. Mike added a rainbow-colored background because, in his words, “bunnies need magic too!” Lisa joined in, making a pink bunny princess who helped Benny along the way.

Try this at home! Encourage your kids to invent a short story based on their coloring page—it turns a simple activity into an imaginative adventure!

Get Your Free Rabbit Coloring Pages Below!

I know you’re excited to start, so scroll down to grab your free printable rabbit coloring pages. They’re available in high-quality PDF format, ready for instant download. Have fun coloring, and let me know in the comments—which bunny was your favorite?

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8 Crafts for Kids Using Rabbit Coloring Pages

Rabbit coloring pages are not just for coloring—they’re a gateway to imaginative and hands-on activities that kids of all ages will love. If you’ve downloaded the 22 free printable rabbit coloring pages in PDF format above this article, get ready to turn those sheets into creative crafts that will keep your kids entertained and learning.

I’m James, a dad of two energetic kids, Lisa and Mike, and I’ve spent years coming up with fun and engaging activities to develop their skills. Here are eight creative crafts that you can make using rabbit coloring pages, complete with tips, tricks, and personal stories to inspire you.

1. DIY Rabbit Puppets

Materials Needed:

• Rabbit coloring pages (printed from the PDFs above)
• Scissors (child-safe)
• Craft sticks
• Glue or tape
• Markers or crayons
• Googly eyes (optional)

Steps:

1. Have your kids pick out their favorite rabbit coloring page. Then, encourage them to color it. Encourage them to be creative by letting them give their rabbits stripes, polka dots, or even superhero capes.
2. Cut out the rabbit shapes along the edges with care. If your kids are young, you can cut them or keep a close eye on them to make sure they stay safe.
3. Glue or attach a craft stick to every rabbit’s behind. Hold it there for a moment to ensure it stays in place.
4. Add any extra embellishments, like googly eyes or a small cotton ball for the tail, to make the puppets even more delightful.
5. Tell your children to put on a puppet show once they’ve finished making the puppets. The most important thing is that they enjoy themselves, so make up a basic story or let them wing it.

Fun Tip: Last week, Lisa and Mike used their rabbit puppets to tell a story about a bunny who discovered a magical carrot. They spent hours laughing and creating new adventures.

Safety Tip: Always supervise when kids are using scissors to prevent any accidents.

2. Rabbit-Themed Greeting Cards

Materials Needed:

• Rabbit coloring pages
• Colored cardstock or plain paper
• Glue
• Scissors
• Markers or stickers

Steps:

1. Allow your kids to pick out and color a rabbit from the lists. Tell them to use happy, bright colors that will make the card stand out.
2. Fold a piece of cardstock in half to create a sturdy base for the card.
3. Carefully cut out the colored rabbit and glue it to the front of the folded cardstock. Make sure it’s centered for a neat appearance.
4. Let your kids decorate the card further with stickers, glitter, or hand-drawn designs. They can write a heartfelt message inside the card for the recipient.
5. Lisa recently made a rabbit-themed card for her grandma’s birthday. She added a fluffy tail and wrote, “Hoppy Birthday!” inside. Grandma loved it and showed it off to all her friends.

For more creative greeting card ideas, check out Crayola’s craft inspiration page.

Creative Hack: Add a cotton ball or small piece of felt to the rabbit’s tail for a fun, tactile element.

3. Rabbit Masks for Playtime

Materials Needed:

• Rabbit coloring pages
• Elastic string or ribbon
• Scissors
• Hole punch
• Crayons or markers

Steps:

1. Let your kids pick and color a rabbit face from the coloring pages. Encourage them to personalize it—maybe their rabbit is a superhero or a princess.
2. Cut out the rabbit face and carefully cut out holes for the eyes.
3. Use a hole punch to make small holes on either side of the mask.
4. Tie an elastic string or ribbon through the holes, ensuring it fits snugly but comfortably around your child’s head.
5. Let the kids play as their favorite characters once the mask is ready. To improve their play, give them things like a carrot stick or a toy basket.

For more information on how to make masks, visit Scholastic’s parenting resource.

Mike wore his rabbit mask for an entire afternoon, pretending to be the Easter Bunny. He even hid small treats around the house for us to find!

4. Bunny Bookmark

Materials Needed:

• Rabbit coloring pages
• Scissors
• Laminator (optional)
• Ribbon (optional)

Steps:

1. Pick a rabbit design that is small enough to fit in a book from the coloring pages. Help your kids make the rabbit their own by letting them play with colors and patterns.
2. Let your kids color and decorate the rabbit. For a fun touch, have them add their initials, flowers, or stars. This step is fun and creative, and it’s also a great way to improve your fine motor skills.
3. Carefully cut out the rabbit shape. If you have a laminator, consider laminating the bookmark for durability, so it lasts through many storytimes.
4. Punch a hole at the top of the bookmark and thread a ribbon through it for an added charm. Choose a color that complements the rabbit design.

Every night during story time, Lisa uses her bunny bookmark. It’s something she insists on showing off to her friends when it’s library day at school; she says it makes her books feel extra special.

5. Rabbit Mobiles

Materials Needed:

• Rabbit coloring pages
• Scissors
• String
• A mel hanger or wooden dowel
• Glue or tape

Steps:

1. Get your kids to color a few different rabbit designs from the pages. Get them to make a mobile that stands out by using a variety of colors, patterns, and sizes.
2. Make sure to cut out each rabbit design carefully and add a small hole to the top of each one. If this step involves little kids, make sure someone is watching them.
3. Cut strings of different lengths and attach each rabbit to a piece of string. Secure the string to the rabbits with glue or tape.
4. Connect the other end of each string to a hanger or a wooden dowel. Spread them out evenly to make the look look balanced.
5. It would look good near a window or in a playroom. Watch as the rabbits sway gently in the wind, giving the room a funky feel.

On a rainy afternoon, Mike and I made a cell phone together. He liked picking out a spot for each rabbit and watching them dance in the sun when it stopped raining.

6. Bunny Magnets

Materials Needed:

• Rabbit coloring pages
• Scissors
• Markers or crayons
• Self-adhesive magnetic strips

Steps:

1. Pick out a rabbit to color and give it a wonderful color scheme. To make their magnets stand out, your kids should try using different color combinations and patterns.
2. Carefully cut out the rabbit shape and laminate it for added durability. Laminating ensures the magnet can withstand repeated handling.
3. Put a magnet strip on the back of the rabbit that sticks itself. To keep the strip from falling off, make sure it is securely attached.
4. Let your kids place the magnets on the fridge or a magnetic board to display their creations. Encourage them to rearrange the rabbits into fun scenes or stories.

Our fridge has turned into a small rabbit gallery, and the kids love making up new stories for the magnets. Lisa even holds up her homework with them; she calls it her “bunny approval system.”

7. Rabbit Wall Art

Materials Needed:

• Rabbit coloring pages
• Scissors
• A picture frame
• Markers, crayons, or watercolor paints

Steps:

1. You can color a rabbit picture with your kids. If you want to try something new, use watercolors to get a soft, artistic look. To make it an educational time, talk about color theory with your kids.
2. Trim the page to fit the size of your frame. Use a ruler to ensure clean edges for a professional look.
3. Frame the artwork and hang it in a special spot. Consider creating a gallery wall with multiple frames featuring different rabbit designs.
4. Invite friends or family over to view the new artwork and let your kids take pride in explaining their creative process.

Lisa’s silver-and-pink bunny art now takes pride of place on her bedroom wall. She beams every time someone compliments it, saying, “It’s my masterpiece!”

8. Rabbit Party Decorations

Materials Needed:

• Rabbit coloring pages
• Scissors
• String
• Glue or tape

Steps:

1. You can print out a bunch of rabbit coloring pages and give them to your kids to color as they please. Talk to them about shapes, patterns, and how colors go together.
2. Carefully cut out the rabbits. For a polished look, consider using decorative-edge scissors.
3. Use glue or tape to connect the rabbits to a long piece of string. Spread them out evenly to make a decoration that looks good.
4. Hang the string across the room, on walls, or around a party table for a cheerful and personalized decoration.
5. Take photos of the finished setup and celebrate your kids’ efforts by sharing the pictures with family and friends.

This idea worked great for a spring party we just had, and the kids loved it. When they saw their art on display, they were so proud, and the party photos became treasured memories.

There’s more to rabbit coloring pages than just coloring them. They can be used to start a never-ending stream of creative ideas. Children will enjoy and learn from these arts and crafts, like making puppets, bookmarks, or party decorations.

To begin, get the 22 free rabbit coloring pages in PDF format at the top of this article if you haven’t already. Do not forget that it is not only about the crafts; it’s also about spending time with your children and making memories that will last a lifetime.

Have a fun tip or craft idea? Share it in the comments below. I’d love to hear how you and your little ones use the rabbit coloring pages to craft something amazing!