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Cute Cat Coloring Pages
Cute cat coloring pages for adults and teens: cats napping on a windowsill, playing with yarn, eating ramen, taking a bubble bath and sleeping in the laundry basket. Kitten Sitting in a Teacup is the quickest page here; Cat Reading in an Armchair and Cat Among Houseplants are fuller cozy scenes. In December the Christmas cats join in, from Cat in a Santa Hat to Cat Napping by the Fireplace. Bold lines, simple dot-eyed faces and big shapes make them relaxing to color with markers or pencils. Every page is a free PDF in US Letter and A4, or color it online.
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EasyKitten in a Christmas Stocking
MediumCat Sleeping Under the Christmas Tree
EasyCat in a Santa Hat
EasyKitten Playing with Christmas Ornaments
EasyCat Hiding in a Gift Box
MediumCat Wrapping Christmas Presents
MediumCat Napping by the Fireplace
EasyCat Peeking Through a Christmas Wreath
EasyTwo Cats Sharing Hot Cocoa
MediumCat Decorating Gingerbread Cookies
MediumCat Riding a Christmas Sleigh
EasyCat in a Christmas Window
EasyChristmas Bedroom with Fairy Lights
EasyKitten Building a Snowman
MediumCat in a Cozy Sweater
EasyCat Celebrating New Year's Eve
EasyKitten Sitting in a Teacup
EasyCat Napping on a Sunny Windowsill
EasyCat Playing with a Ball of Yarn
MediumCat Among Houseplants
MediumCat Sleeping in a Laundry Basket
EasyCat Fishing on a Wooden Dock
EasyCat Eating a Bowl of Ramen
EasyCat Taking a Bubble Bath
MediumCozy Cafe Corner with Plants
MediumLittle Bookshop Storefront
EasyKitten Asleep on a Stack of Books
EasyCozy Bedroom with Plants and a Lamp
EasyRainy Day Reading by the Window
MediumCat in a Little Greenhouse
EasyCat Reading a New Book in January
EasyCat in a Heart-Shaped Box
MediumGalentine's Day Tea with Best Friends
Tips for cats pages
- To color your own cat: for a tabby, lay a light orange or brown base, let it dry, then add stripes in a darker shade of the same color. For a calico, color patches of orange and dark gray on bare white.
- For black cats, a dark gray or navy-gray reads better than pure black and keeps the face visible. For white cats, leave the paper bare and shade with a pale cool gray.
- Leave faces unshaded, with pink on the nose, cheeks and inner ears.
- On window scenes, the light comes from the window: keep the cat's near side light, shade the far side and add a small shadow where it lies.
Questions
- Are these cat coloring pages free?
- Yes. Every page is a free PDF in US Letter and A4, with no sign-up, free for personal and classroom use.
- Which cat pages are the easiest?
- Kitten Sitting in a Teacup has under 30 spaces and takes about 15 minutes. Cat in a Santa Hat, Kitten in a Christmas Stocking and Cat Napping on a Sunny Windowsill are also quick.
- Should I use markers or colored pencils?
- Both work. Markers fill the big shapes fast; colored pencils take about three times as long but are fine on copy paper. For alcohol markers, print on 65 lb cardstock (176 gsm) with scrap paper behind.
- Are there Christmas cat pages?
- Yes, a whole collection: cats under the tree, in stockings, in gift boxes and by the fireplace.