Fireplace Coloring Pages To Print For Free
We have 10 fireplace coloring pages for you to print and color.
On this page is a selection of different types of fireplaces with lots of mantle decorations for the holidays and general home decor.
From brick fireplaces to stone fireplaces, modern and historic-looking, you are sure to find the fireplace decorated just the way you like to color in the perfect page.
These pdf printable pages will warm you up on a winter’s night and are the perfect way to keep busy, especially when the weather isn’t nice.
We’ve made sure to include both simple and detailed drawings in this collection.
Don’t forget to check out the bottom of the post for tips on choosing colors for coloring in your fireplaces, but feel free to be as creative as you want.
We’ve also included some ideas on what to do with your finished fireplace coloring pages in that same section.
Fireplace Coloring Pages Printable PDFs
How To Print These Free Printables
These coloring sheets are all high-resolution PDFs that, when you click, will open in a new tab.
From there, you’ll get the printable version to print right away or download for later.
These printables are for personal, non-commercial use only.
A sweet kitten wrapped in Christmas lights is sitting by the glow of a warm fire.
An adorable winter sloth hanging out on the brick fireplace mantel.
A cat in a stocking waiting to be opened on Christmas morning.
A lovely fireplace trimmed with a bow and greenery.
An older brick fireplace with a beautiful holiday tree and gift in front.
Three stockings hung by fire.
A party kitten on a rug, hanging by the fire.
A modern fireplace design and a cute dog waiting for his owner to come home.
This pup doesn’t look like he’s getting up any time soon.
A home with a brick fireplace and chairs, nicely decorated with shelves on the wall.
For more holiday pages, check out our free Gingerbread coloring PDFs.
Fireplace Coloring Palette Ideas
Here are eight warm colors you typically see in fireplaces, from the lightest color of off-white to dark orange or red.
The lighter colors are the hottest flame, and darker (oranger) are the least desirable so that the lighter colors would be closer to the heat source, the logs.
And, of course, there are various brown and nearly black tones for the colors of the logs.
Ideas For What To Do With Finished Fireplace Coloring Pages
Fireplace Postcards
Take a piece of cardstock and glue the coloring page to it. Next, you cut cardstock to size at the standard postcard dimensions 6×9.
Spray the front of the postcard with clear acrylic top coat spray to protect it, and have your child write a personal message on the back.
Create Christmas Wall Art
Combine these fireplace coloring sheets with ones from our elf pages and Santa color by number to create a Christmas scene.
Use poster board, and cut out each character or element. Have your child arrange them on the poster board and glue them for a new, fun piece of wall art.
A Personalized Greeting Card
Use one of the fireplace pages with a wreath. Crop the page to fit the fireplace and wreath.
Take a photo of your child, cut out their head in a circle, and use a glue stick to paste their photo inside the wreath.
Then glue this to card stock paper, fold it in half, and write a personalized message or rhyming poem.
For other Christmas-themed coloring pages, check out The Grinch and detailed Christmas ones on our sister site!
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