Elsa Coloring Pages

These Elsa coloring pages are easy to find. All you need to do is choose the Elsa drawing you like, click the download button, and print it out. It's all free! Now you don't need to buy expensive drawing books from the market. Give your kids pages of their favorite Disney princesses from the comfort of your home.

So what are you waiting for? If you want to delight your kids or teach them something new, these adorable Elsa coloring pages are the perfect activity. Download your child's favorite design for free now and let them create magic with color!

Creative Ideas for Your Elsa Coloring Pages

Coloring is just the first step! The real magic begins when you turn that finished page into a brand-new masterpiece. Don't just stick it on the fridge—let's get crafty! Here are 10 fun ideas to give your Elsa coloring activities a second life.

1. Craft a Sparkling 3D Ice Dress

   After coloring Elsa, leave her dress white. Carefully trace the dress with craft glue and sprinkle it with blue and silver glitter. You can also add tiny sequins or craft gems for extra sparkle. Let it dry, and Elsa’s dress will shimmer just like in the movie!

2. Make Magical Ice Palace Suncatchers

   Have your child color their favorite Elsa page. Help them cut out the character. Place the cutout between two sheets of clear contact paper and press firmly. Cut around the character, leaving a small border. Punch a hole at the top and hang it in a window!

3. Create a 'Frozen' Storybook

   Print and color several different pages—Elsa, Anna, Olaf, and the castle. Staple the finished pages together to create a unique storybook. Ask your child to tell you the story as they flip through their very own custom Frozen art book.

4. Design a Royal Birthday Card

   Print an Elsa coloring sheet at a smaller size (use your printer's "2 per page" setting). Color it, cut it out, and glue it to the front of a folded piece of construction paper. It makes a perfect, one-of-a-kind birthday card for a friend.

5. Build a Popsicle Stick Puppet Show

   Color Elsa, Anna, and Olaf, then carefully cut them out. Tape or glue each character to the top of a large popsicle stick. Now you have puppets! Use a cardboard box as a "stage" to put on your very own Frozen show.

6. Practice Scissor Skills

   For little ones learning to use scissors, these pages are perfect practice. After coloring, draw a simple border (like a bubble or square) around Elsa. Let your child practice cutting along the line. It's great for building those important motor skills!

7. Paint a Snowflake Background

   On a separate piece of blue paper, use a white crayon to draw snowflakes. Let your child paint over the paper with light blue watercolor paint. The wax will resist the paint, revealing the "magic" snowflakes! Glue your colored Elsa cutout on top.

8. Laminate a 'Frozen' Placemat

   After your child finishes their masterpiece, use a home laminator (or clear packing tape) to seal the page. This creates a durable, wipe-clean placemat that makes mealtime extra magical. It's a great way to protect their Disney Frozen art.

9. Craft a Queen Elsa Jigsaw Puzzle

   Have your child color their page. Glue the finished page onto a piece of thin cardboard (like from a cereal box). Once it's dry, use a pencil to draw simple puzzle shapes on the back, then cut them out for a fun, homemade puzzle.

10. Personalize a Bedroom Door Sign

    Color a beautiful portrait of Elsa. Glue it to a larger, sturdy piece of cardstock. Write "Welcome to [Child's Name]'s Room!" or "[Child's Name]'s Ice Palace!" at the top. Punch a hole and add a ribbon to hang it on their door.

Coloring is such a wonderful way to connect with the world of Frozen and let your creativity shine. With these free printable Elsa pages and fun craft ideas, you're ready for an afternoon of magical, screen-free fun.

Which enchanting craft will you and your little one try first? We'd love to see your creations! Share your finished art on Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, and WhatsApp to spread the Arendelle magic!