Apple Princess Coloring Page
Shiny apples hang from the tree while a smiling princess holds one in her hands. Color the apples red, green or gold, then pick a bright shade for the dress.
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Every princess in this set is an original character, so your child decides her name, her kingdom and her next adventure. These scenes cover castles, a pumpkin carriage, fairies, mermaids and plenty of animal friends. Each one prints from a free A4 PDF in seconds.
Shiny apples hang from the tree while a smiling princess holds one in her hands. Color the apples red, green or gold, then pick a bright shade for the dress.
Download PDFWaves roll in while a princess hugs a big spiral shell on the sand. Try sandy yellow for the beach and soft blues for the water.
Download PDFHere comes the cake! A giggling princess shows off a tall birthday cake with a glowing candle. Give each layer its own frosting color.
Download PDFCozy up with a princess who reads on a round cushion beside a lamp and a stack of books. Soft purples and warm yellows suit this quiet scene.
Download PDFBig round bubbles float all around this princess and her bubble wand. Keep the bubbles light, then add a rainbow shine along their edges.
Download PDFLooking for a calm page? This princess reaches out to a giant butterfly beside a flower. Use two or three bright colors on the wings.
Download PDFWelcome to the castle! A tiny princess waves from the doorway of a tall castle with flags and flowers. Sharp pencils help with all the bricks.
Download PDFTwirling in a puffy gown, this princess dances under floating music notes and stars. Big crayon strokes work well on this simple page.
Download PDFWith little wings and a flower in her hair, this fairy princess perches on a grassy hill. Try pastel wings and bright flowers in the grass.
Download PDFOur princess waits by a sparkling pond while a fish leaps out of the water. Cattails, trees and ripples make this scene a good pick for older colorists.
Download PDFHer flower crown matches the giant bloom in her hands. Mix spring colors like pink, yellow and violet.
Download PDFMeet a princess who waters a giant flower that towers over her. Color the petals bright and the stem a fresh green.
Download PDFSurprise! A princess hugs a huge gift box tied with a big bow. Pick two colors for the wrapping and a third for the ribbon.
Download PDFSitting down with a friendly wave, this princess has a bow in her hair and sparkles around her. Simple shapes make it a good page for beginners.
Download PDFHearts surround a princess who holds a big heart marked LOVE. Color it as a card for someone you care about.
Download PDFThe wind picks up as a princess runs across a grassy hill with her kite. Add rainbow colors to the long kite tail.
Download PDFEven the kitten wears a crown here. The princess cuddles her fluffy cat in a dress covered with stars and hearts. Try gray or orange fur.
Download PDFSoft and curly, a lamb snuggles into the princess on a grassy meadow. Cream and light gray give the wool a cuddly look.
Download PDFLittle queens love big hearts, and this one hugs a giant heart. The empty space around her leaves room for your own background.
Download PDFOne wave of a star wand starts the magic. The princess kneels on a hill with clouds and sparkles around her. Glitter pens will shine here.
Download PDFUnder the sea, a mermaid princess holds a spiral seashell among floating bubbles. Color her scaly tail in green, blue or purple.
Download PDFSoft ears and a tiny crown make this bunny a royal pet. The princess hugs it close among hearts and flowers. Pastel pink works for the ears.
Download PDFBubbles float through the forest as a baby deer nuzzles the princess. Use warm browns for the fawn and add white spots.
Download PDFThis dragon is friendly, not fierce. The princess hugs her little dragon while stars and clouds float above. Pick a fun, unexpected shade for the scales.
Download PDFShe holds a fluffy duckling in her lap and smiles. With only a few shapes to color, this page suits toddlers well.
Download PDFSnowflakes drift down while a princess hugs a round penguin. Try icy blues, silver and a pop of pink.
Download PDFMusic notes float above a princess who pets her friendly pony. Choose a brown, white or spotted coat for the pony.
Download PDFSwim along with a mermaid princess and her curly seahorse in a sea of bubbles. Bright teal and coral look great on the tails and fins.
Download PDFCrowns for everyone! The princess cuddles a big teddy bear on a round cushion. The wide frame makes a fun border to color.
Download PDFSmiling wide, a friendly turtle sits beside a princess on the ground. Color the shell with green and brown patterns.
Download PDFBaking day! The princess carries a giant cupcake topped with a cherry, with a mixing bowl at her feet. Pink frosting and a red cherry look sweet.
Download PDFFlowers fill the basket as the princess pedals down a winding path. Spokes and petals add lots of detail, so take your time.
Download PDFStars twinkle over a princess who relaxes by her tent and campfire. Warm oranges for the fire and deep greens for the trees work well.
Download PDFA pumpkin carriage rolls along while the princess waves from the window. Hearts decorate the wheels, so grab fine tip pens for the details.
Download PDFMoonlight shines on a princess who carries a glowing lantern. Use dark blue for the night and golden yellow for the flame.
Download PDFGrab your brightest crayons for this giant swirl lollipop, held by a smiling princess. Alternate two or three colors in the swirl.
Download PDFBrushes and hearts frame the title while the princess paints a heart on her easel. Add paint splatters in every color you own.
Download PDFConfetti, balloons and a party hat set the mood for this joyful princess. Give every balloon a different color.
Download PDFMusic notes float by as a smiling piano keeps the princess company. Color the piano in a bold shade and give each note its own color.
Download PDFLeaves rustle overhead as the princess sits on a checked blanket next to a picnic basket. Try a classic red and white pattern for the blanket.
Download PDFTowers, a bucket and a small spade surround the princess at her sandcastle. Sunny yellow brings the sand to life.
Download PDFWind lines show how fast this princess zooms on her scooter. Pick a bold color for the scooter and bright shades for the stars around her.
Download PDFArms up! The princess slides down a playground slide with a huge smile. Color the slide in your favorite shade.
Download PDFSnowflakes twirl while the princess makes a snow angel. Icy blues and silver fit this winter scene.
Download PDFWinter fun begins with a giant snowball in her hands. The princess wears a cozy cloak, and snowflakes dot the air. Try deep red for the cloak.
Download PDFLook who joined the fun: a snowman with a carrot nose stands beside the princess. Use orange for the nose and black for the coal buttons.
Download PDFHearts, leaves and rolling hills drift by as she swings from a tree branch. Many small shapes make this page a better fit for patient colorists.
Download PDFWhat a find! The princess opens a chest full of coins, jewels and sparkles. This is the busiest page in the set, so grab sharp pencils.
Download PDFRain falls, but the princess stays dry under a big polka dot umbrella. Make every dot a different color.
Download PDFAutumn leaves swirl around a princess and her grinning jack o lantern. Orange, gold and plum make a cozy fall mix.
Download PDFCheering under a giant rainbow, the princess throws her arms up high. Color each band, then repeat those colors in her dress.
Download PDFFluffy clouds and a bright sun surround a princess with a big striped balloon. Alternate two colors on the stripes.
Download PDFTwo sisters share a big hug in dresses covered with hearts. This gentle page makes a sweet gift to color for a sibling.
Download PDFFast asleep on a quilt of stars and hearts, the princess snuggles a fluffy bunny. Soft pastels fit this peaceful scene.
Download PDFBedtime has arrived. The princess hugs her pillow in bed while a crescent moon glows in the window. Use calm blues and lavender.
Download PDFWrapped in a hat, scarf and mittens, this little princess waves in a snowy park beside a tiny snowman. Color the winter clothes in bright shades.
Download PDFStars cover her puffy gown as she twirls with open arms. Gel pens or shimmer pens will make the dress really sparkle.
Download PDFTime for sleep! A big yawn and a cuddly pillow tell the story. The moon and stars shine above the princess, so try dark blues and soft yellows.
Download PDFTea time is ready: the princess sips from a small cup while a heart teapot waits on the table. Pastel cups and a pink teapot make a pretty set.
Download PDFLaughing out loud, a unicorn trots along with the princess on its back. Choose rainbow colors for the mane and tail.
Download PDFA princess page works best with a story attached. The American Academy of Pediatrics explains in The Power of Play that play helps children plan, get along with others and manage feelings, and pretend play lets them try new roles.
So before the crayons come out, read one of these story starters aloud.
Princess and Dragon: this baby dragon is not scary at all. What does it want from the princess?
Princess Carriage: the carriage turns back into a pumpkin at midnight. How does she get home?
Princess Treasure Chest: she opens a chest full of coins and jewels. Who hid it there?
Princess Lantern: she carries a lantern under the moon. What is she looking for?
Princess and Seahorse: a seahorse asks for help under the sea. What happened?
Ask your child to finish the story out loud while coloring. Then write the ending on the back of the page.
Fairy tale fans will head straight for Princess Castle Home, Princess Carriage and Princess Royal Balloon. Fairy Princess, Princess Magic Wand and Sparkle Princess add a touch of magic, while Little Queen holds a giant heart.
The animal pages make easy favorites. A princess hugs a bunny, meets a baby deer, cuddles a lamb and feeds a duckling. Bigger friends include a pony, a unicorn and a baby dragon with tiny wings. Under the sea, a mermaid princess holds a seashell, and another swims with a seahorse.
Royal life is not all balls and banquets. These princesses bake, paint, play piano, fly kites and go camping. They also fish at a pond, ride bikes and scooters, swing from a tree and race down a slide.
Snow fans can build a snowman, throw a snowball or make a snow angel. Autumn brings Pumpkin Princess, and rainy days bring a polka dot umbrella.
The Britannica Dictionary defines a princess as a female member of a royal family, such as the daughter of a king or queen.
Fairy tales turned princesses into stars. Britannica counts more than 500 recorded versions of Cinderella in Europe alone. One of the oldest written versions comes from 9th century China. Charles Perrault added the famous glass slipper in his 1697 retelling, as Britannica's Cinderella entry explains.
Princess Carriage nods to that classic tale, so pair it with a bedtime reading of Cinderella.
We counted the spaces to color on every page. Treat these numbers as close estimates.
Quiet pages, about 30 to 55 spaces: the duckling, the rainbow, the fairy, Little Queen, the dancer and the sisters hug. Great for ages 3 to 5.
Middle pages, about 85 spaces: most of the set. Great for ages 5 to 8.
Busy pages, more than 125 spaces: the treasure chest, the bike ride, the castle, the carriage, fishing and the tree swing. Great for older kids and adults.
There is no official princess color. Mix and match these palettes instead.
Royal: purple gown, gold crown and rose pink roses.
Mermaid: teal tail, coral shells and seafoam waves.
Fairy garden: lilac wings, mint leaves and butter yellow flowers.
Ice palace: icy blue gown with a bright red cape.
Candy shop: pink, mint and lemon for the lollipop and party pages.
Gel pens and shimmer pens make crowns and jewels sparkle. Add them last, after the pencil work dries. For help choosing between crayons, pencils and markers, see our coloring tool comparison. Our colored pencil blending guide shows how to shade a gown so it looks soft and full.
Before guests arrive, print Princess Party, Birthday Princess and Princess with a Gift for each child.
Set out crayons in teacups for a royal touch.
Read one story starter aloud and let every guest color her own ending.
Finish with a royal parade where each guest shows her page.
Need ideas for all those finished pages? Browse our list of ways to use finished coloring pages.
Gel pens and markers need thicker paper, so check our coloring paper guide before a big party. The files print on A4, and Letter printers handle them with Fit to page. Our printing help page covers phones and tablets.
Every princess here is an original design, not a movie character. Please review our Terms and Conditions and Disclaimer for personal and classroom use.
Kids who love classic fairy tales can match famous stories in our Disney princess coloring pages. Ocean fans can dive into mermaid coloring pages, and the Fantasy category holds dragons, unicorns and more magic.
No. Every princess here is an original, generic character. That leaves your child free to invent her name and story.
The Britannica Dictionary defines a princess as a female member of a royal family, such as the daughter or granddaughter of a king or queen.
Princess Carriage shows a pumpkin carriage, which nods to the classic Cinderella tale.
Yes. One mermaid princess holds a seashell, and another swims with a seahorse.
Try the duckling, the rainbow, the fairy and Little Queen. They have big shapes and few small details.
Princess Party, Birthday Princess and Princess with a Gift fit perfectly. Print one set for each guest.
Yes. Choose from Princess Snowman, Princess Snowball, Princess Snow Angel and Snowy Princess.
Of course. Many boys love the dragon, the castle, the treasure chest and the camping pages.
Not yet. This set focuses on royal life, animal friends and everyday adventures.