Bunny Coloring Pages

Did you know bunnies can hop up to three feet high in a single leap? That’s a lot of bounce packed into one tiny, quiet creature.

Maybe that’s why kids love them so much. Bunnies feel safe, soft, and full of curiosity. They’re never too loud, but they always bring joy—and that’s exactly what this set of bunny coloring pages is all about.

This is one of our top favorite collections because it offers more than just adorable drawings. These cute bunny coloring pages encourage children to slow down, focus on little details, and use their imagination freely. Each page is a moment of calm, where creativity can bloom at its own pace.

Here, you’ll find a variety of designs, from sweet bunny rabbit coloring pages to playful Easter bunny coloring pages with eggs, flowers, and seasonal charm.

Perfect for quiet afternoons, classroom crafts, or adding a little joy to the dinner table routine, this printable set works beautifully on paper or tablet. No pressure to color inside the lines; just an open invitation to create something happy.

How to Use Bunny Coloring Pages

Getting started is super easy, and there are so many fun ways to enjoy your bunny printables. Here’s how to make the most of them:

1. Download and print: Just click the download link below your favorite bunny design. The file opens right away and is ready for your home printer or local print shop.

2. Set up your coloring spot: Grab some crayons, colored pencils, or markers and find a comfy place to color. Want to add a little sparkle? Glitter pens and bunny-themed stickers make it even more fun. If your child enjoys digital coloring, you can also upload the pages to a tablet and use apps like Procreate, Goodnotes, Notability, or Adobe Acrobat Reader.

3. Print again and again: One of the best parts about printable coloring pages is that you can use them as many times as you like. Try new colors, create bunny families, or color a whole garden scene in different styles.

There’s no limit to the fun you can have. Just print, color, smile, and repeat!

💡 Try These Fun Craft Ideas!

Once your bunny is beautifully colored, don’t stop there! Turn it into something playful, decorative, or party-ready with these easy craft ideas:

Bunny puppets:

Cut out your colored bunny and tape it to a popsicle stick, straw, or even a chopstick. You now have your very own bunny puppet, perfect for hopping around the house or putting on a little show.

Bunny window hangers:

Add a touch of spring to your windows. Tape your finished coloring to clear contact paper or add tissue paper behind it. Stick it on a sunny window and watch the light shine through like a mini stained-glass bunny.

Bunny gift tags or cards:

Shrink your bunny design when printing and turn it into a handmade gift tag or greeting card. Perfect for Easter baskets or springtime gifts!

Fun Coloring Tips

There’s no “right” way to color, which is exactly what makes it so much fun. These easy tips can help kids try new techniques, mix things up, and add personal flair to every page.

1. Start with light colors and build up:

Whether you’re using crayons or a digital brush, begin with lighter shades. You can always add darker colors on top to create cool shadows and textures.

2. Zoom in for tiny details:

Coloring bunny toes, whiskers, or flowers? On paper, use a sharpened pencil or fine-tip marker. On a tablet, pinch to zoom so you can fill in the smallest spaces with care.

3. Mix tools to add texture:

Use crayons for soft fur, markers for bold outlines, or experiment with textured brushes if you’re coloring digitally. Each tool gives your bunny a different look!

4. Add fun extras:

On paper, try glitter glue, stickers, or even a cotton ball for the bunny’s tail. Digitally, add stamps or stickers inside your app for a playful touch.

Fun Facts About Bunnies

Bunnies do little happy jumps called “binkies”!

When a bunny is super excited, it jumps and twists in the air. It’s called a binky, and it means “I’m really, really happy!”

Bunnies sleep with their eyes open

Yes, really! Sometimes they nap with their eyes wide open to stay alert. Sneaky little sleepers, aren’t they?

 The Easter Bunny didn’t always bring chocolate!

A long time ago in Germany, children believed that a magical egg-laying hare called Osterhase would visit on Easter and leave colorful eggs in nests they made from hats or baskets. The chocolate came much later—lucky us!

We’d Love to See What You Created!

Brought one of our designs to life with your coloring skills? We’d love to feature it! Just email us your creation at team@jollycoloringpages.com and you might see it featured on our website.

Love the designs? Save them to Pinterest to keep them handy for your next coloring session. And feel free to share the link with friends, teachers, or anyone who enjoys coloring too!