Candy Cane Coloring Pages
By The Color Page Team · Updated · 12 pages
These free printable candy cane coloring pages are all about red and white stripes: one big simple candy cane for toddlers, a blank candy cane with no stripes so kids can draw their own, two canes tied with a bow, a candy cane heart, a mug of hot cocoa with a cane on the side and a whole candy cane wreath.
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The easy pages have thick outlines and big shapes for preschool and kindergarten, and the medium pages add peppermint patterns, a candy cane lane and a festive mandala for older kids. Print one page or the whole set as one PDF in US Letter or A4. Looking for more sweets? See our gingerbread house coloring pages or browse all Christmas coloring pages.
Easy: big shapes, thick lines · Medium: more detail
Tip: tick the pages you want, then print just those.
Free Printable Candy Cane Coloring Pages
Tips for Coloring a Candy Cane
- Stripe in one direction. Color every other stripe red and leave the rest white, all slanting the same way, so the cane looks twisted.
- Try new color combos. Green and white, blue and white or rainbow stripes all make fun candy canes.
- Add a shine. Leave a thin white line down one side of the cane so it looks glossy.
- Stripe the blank cane yourself. Draw thick or thin stripes, dots or zigzags on the blank candy cane.
Questions
- Are these candy cane coloring pages free?
- Yes. Every page is free to print for personal and classroom use, with no signup.
- Is there a blank candy cane to decorate?
- Yes. The blank candy cane is a plain outline with no stripes, so kids can draw their own pattern.
- Are there simple pages for preschoolers?
- Yes. More than half of the pages are easy, with thick lines and big shapes for little hands.
- Can I print all the candy cane pages at once?
- Yes. The "Print all" button downloads every page in this collection as one PDF.
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