Rainbow coloring pages have to be one of the funnest things to color!
You can do pastel colors, create an ombre design, or you can just do the pretty, and traditional, five colors. 🌈
There are SO many options to choose from, and I honestly think that coloring rainbow illustrations is a great way to reflect on how beautiful rainbows really are.
Just the other week, I was at a friend’s home, and a rainbow prism was lighting up her table. I was completely mesmerized!
I mean, check it out. Isn’t that incredible?
Seeing this kind of makes the science of rainbows, and how they work, really incredible.
Also, it can be so easy to overlook even the simplest things in life. However, I believe that it’s essential to focus on the beauty that surrounds us.
That’s one of the ways you level up in life.
You’re grateful for the things that so many others take for granted, and you find ways to appreciate them.
Also, I think these printable rainbow coloring pages are a good way of reminding you, and me, of the beauty that surrounds us.
Oh, and coloring can be great for reducing anxiety, which is another great reason to get started on rainbow activity sheets down below!
Option 1: Download the Entire Free Rainbow Coloring Pages Bundle
Now, you can download each individual page below, OR you could just download the entire bundle of coloring worksheets (which also come with colorful printable rainbow art), down below!
It’s a simpler and easier way to do it and I think you’ll enjoy the rainbow-inspired art sheets that come with it. 😊
Option 2: Download Each Individual Rainbow Coloring Page Down Below
Sweet but simple, for this option, you can pick which of the downloadable rainbow coloring templates you want for yourself or for a loved one, and enjoy!
Have fun with these at home print options!
Colouring the Rainbow – 100 Printable Pages
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It’s a simple design for a rainbow coloring page, but it’s also very fun! Why? Well, for two reasons:
- I’m really loving the almost Asian-influenced aesthetic of the clouds.
- With more white space, you have way more room to fill in the page with fun details. So think hearts, stars, fairies, or even something as simple as rain.
With rainbow designs for creative coloring like this, it’s a great way to let yourself or your kid have fun with their imagination!
I personally see these pieces looking great with maybe some soft twilight hues in the background. But of course, that’s more in line with how an adult thinks right? 😅
Kids are probably gonna think of something more colorful, so I think it’ll be fun for you to see how your child or someone else’s kids use their own creativity to fill it in. 🙂
What color scheme do you think this would look good with?
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This color-your-own rainbow design kind of has a cute chunky sketch look to it, and I’m really loving it. I could totally see this being done in some cute pastels of pink, blue, and yellow.
Or maybe add some sparkle and star designs around the blank space on the page!
But of course, it’s up to you and what you want to design with this one.
And again, with the good amount of blank space you get around the rainbow, there’s a great opportunity for you to exercise your creativity.
Also, ready-to-print pages like these are fantastic because you don’t need any extra effort—just grab your art supplies and enjoy a creative day with DIY print pages right at home!
Oh, and one last thing, if you do need a little bit of extra time to maybe clean a room in the house, or practice some self-care, then the page having a good amount of blank space could be a good thing. You might be able to encourage your young one to get creative with personalized rainbow coloring pages, and that might afford you a bit more time to take care of your tasks. I hope that’s an ok thing to suggest! 😅
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I love the details of the sparkles on this rainbow line art! It’s a very simple but very cute design for a color therapy session.
Also, the sparkles don’t just have to be yellow or orange, they could be any color you want them to be! So they could be rainbow-colored like the rainbow on the page, or they could be pink. It’s up to you, but if I might make a suggestion, maybe make the sparkles your favorite color?
Well, whatever you do, have fun with it and enjoy this cute rainbow design!
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This rainbow coloring page is perfect for adding your own little characters lounging on the clouds. And these could be fairies, real-life friends, leprechauns, angels, or whatever you want them to be!
You could even draw them having a tea party or a picnic on the clouds! That could be such a fun art project for the kids. Or maybe if your child is having their friends over, you could print out the same page for each of them and see what they come up with. You could also make it an art contest! How fun would that be? 🙂
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This is a more fun abstract rainbow. It’s again, simple, but definitely different than many of the other rainbows on this page! You could go with fun bright colors, or you could go for more muted hues. Maybe you could break out your colored pencils and give it that pretty minimalistic look with colors like sand, light salmon pink, and pale greens. It’s up to you, but I think that could look cool.
You could also add some fun designs inside the rainbow itself, and use some contrasting colors (or darker versions of the colors you’re already using) to do that.
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Again, it has that cute sketchy design to it, and I love how it’s basically an infinity rainbow!
I think this could be a fun way to play with colors. So for instance, one rainbow could be a certain set of colors, and the other rainbow could be a different set of colors! Or, one rainbow’s colors could fade into the other rainbow’s set of colors.
Now the options aren’t completely limitless, that would definitely be an exaggeration! However, there are a big amount of options to try and I think it’s worth getting creative and having fun with it. 😊
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I know, lots of simple rainbow designs, but we’re starting off with the plain styles for now. Don’t worry, we have some more fun rainbow coloring pages down below. 🙂
But I still think the simple ones are also very fun! As I’ve said above, you get to exercise your imagination and add whatever colors or designs you want around the rainbow. Also, your kids are gonna go through each of these simple rainbow pages and have a lot of fun with them. Kids don’t always need something complex to have fun. Or at least, that’s been my experience! 😂
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Alright, so we’re not out of the realm of simple rainbow coloring page designs just yet, but I think this one has a bit more flair to it than the others. I really love the heart design in the middle, and I think the different line designs are super cute! This might also be a fun place to try out new color combinations and the heart could compliment whatever other colors you’re using.
So if you’re using light violets and pastel pinks, maybe a light blue or golden yellow for the heart could look good. 🤷♀️
Or if it’s the holidays, you could totally do that holiday’s colors! Oh, I like that idea! 😊
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I really like this fun and whimsical rainbow that has the different layers, and then some cute stars on the base layer.
Also, if you or your child wanted to, they or you could color each star a different color, or make each star’s color, the color of the other layers!
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This rainbow coloring sheet has such a cute paintbrush stroke look to it! Also, it reminds me a bit of the type of art you might see in a baby’s room. So maybe this could be a nice one for you to color in and then frame on the wall of your baby’s sleeping space!
Or it might just be a cute design for your kids to try out. Either way though, I think this one might be cute with some pastel mint green and soft pinks!
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Again, I really love the cutesy chunky look! Also, I like how it’s a bit lopsided; it gives the coloring page design a bit of a whimsical look for your rainbow.
This design might be made more fun with some extra clouds floating around, and maybe add some happy faces to those clouds! I think that could look really cute. 😊
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Another fun way you could color in one of these more simply-designed rainbow pages could be to use acrylic paints.
I was reading somewhere that someone else did that with their printed-out coloring sheets and that sounded like so much fun! I think it’s always a good idea to break out the paints, they make things more interesting, colorful, and messy! But I wouldn’t worry too much about the messiness, sometimes messy things like paints can be fun. So in the end, it all kind of balances out. Except for maybe if your kid gets them into the carpet, in which case that would be a bit of a headache. 😂
I guess just make sure to have paper towels or newspaper lying around just in case!
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I like how this rainbow has a sense of movement with the lines around it. It kind of makes it look cute and it almost makes the rainbow feel like it’s alive… just a little bit. 😅
Oh, I also had an idea. What if you made the clouds a rainbow color too? It could be a good way to challenge you or your child’s creative skills. Could be fun! 🙂
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Again, really love the cute sketchy look of this rainbow. It’s still reminding me of the kind of framed art pieces you’d see in a baby’s bedroom. There’s just something so innocent looking about it!
And if you haven’t guessed by now, I’m very partial to pastels and I’m going to suggest using pastels on this again. 😂
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This rainbow is once again simple (I promise, we’re almost out of the simple color page designs!), but I love the cute dashed design look. It almost reminds me of stitchwork on a blanket. In fact, this design might be a simple stitch-work project for one of your older children. You never know, they might like the idea and it’s just another way for them to grow in their creativity. 🙂
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I love how this has almost the look of a rainbow that was designed by a small child. And that’s not an insult, I promise! I just think it looks really cute and almost innocent.
Also, with the small spaces in between each of the different parts of the rainbow, this might be a good challenge for your child to color between the lines and not go over them!
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Like the first one, I’m really liking how the clouds almost have a bit of an Asian-inspired design. It’s simple and cute, and it could be one of those fun and whimsical rainbow drawings to use around Lunar New Year! 🧧
And with just a quick Google search, you can find some fun designs to do for that time of year. But hey, that’s just my idea! You can of course do whatever design you want and have fun with it. 🙂
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I love the depth of the clouds in this one, which also makes me think, why not have your kids try shading in the clouds of the other rainbow coloring pages? It could be a fun way to see their creativity! You could also challenge them to shade them in with raincloud colors, or even sunset colors!
Or they could just simply do any type of color combination they want! Either way, it’s a fun way to have them practice their art skills and have even more fun with coloring. 💕
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The polka dots are so cute in this one! I think I would personally have a lot of fun coloring this rainbow design in. It’s very cute and simple and I might try coloring the background with one color. But I would have it start off dark at the top, and then lighten as it comes down the page. I think that could be a fun way to try out a new coloring style for you or your child (or whoever you give these coloring sheets to).
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Ugh, I think the stars and the cute chunky look make this rainbow so adorable! I know it’s another simple design but it’s a fun simple design. I can also see this having pretty warm colors to fill it in!
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Another cute chunky design! 😂 But I really do like these types of rainbows, and I love how this one has pretty hearts.
You can make all of the hearts the same color or you can make them different colors. Honestly, there are so many options with this one and I think your child will have fun with it.
This could also be a good Valentine’s Day design, but that’s just my opinion. 🙂
This one reminds me of one of those nursery mobiles, so this could be a cute one to color in yourself and hang on your baby’s wall. Or it’s just a fun design in general for anyone to color!
I also feel that this rainbow could be fun to color in with either bright colors, such as sunrise colors, or deep calming cool colors. But either way, it’s a good one to try!
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I love how it looks like there are pretty sparkled dangling from either end of the rainbow! Also, I think the star right in the middle of the arc is a great touch.
A simple, but definitely fun color page to fill in. 😊
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This is a great, almost boho, design for a rainbow! It’s super cute, squiggly, and I think kids would have fun coloring it in!
Or, if you’re just having a hard day, it’s a simple nice design to take your mind off of things.
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The hearts coming out from the different ends of the rainbow make this coloring page so cute!
I think it would be fun to color the layers of the rainbow different colors, and have the hearts match. Or you could switch up the colors of the hearts, so that they’re mismatched to the layer.
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I think it’s so pretty how the different layers are different sizes, and the biggest one has hearts and polka dots!
It’s a very cute rainbow page design that I think a lot of ages would enjoy it. There’s nothing too complex about this one, it’s just simple and fun.
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More fun chunky rainbow designs! I honestly think kids are going to love these fun art pages.
Also with all the polka dots, you or your child can have fun choosing different colors for each of the circles. Or you can keep it simple and choose one color, it’s up to you!
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I love how this one says the word, “rainbow” in it! I think it’s a great coloring page to give to your child if you want to teach them how to spell a new word!
Also, it could be fun to make each of the letters the different colors of the rainbow.
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I really like the rainbow designs that have more black on them. I think it’s a fun way to play with colors that will compliment this dark shade.
You can also outline the black hearts with a pretty color, and the white designs in the black parts of the rainbow look like they would look really cool colored in!
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I think pairing flowers with rainbows is so cute and pretty!
You or your child might enjoy making the flowers rainbow colored as well, or just one single nice color that complements the rainbow in general.
You can also add more flowers in around the rainbow if you want too!
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I love how the flower looks like a shooting star with the rainbow attached to it! It’s such a cute and unique design for a coloring page!
You could also make the rainbow part the same color as the flower, but have each section of the rainbow, a different shade of that color.
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I really like this next section of rainbow designs!
They all look like they’re going to be a TON of fun to color in. I mean, this one has so many different places where you could change up the colors and get creative.
Or you could go with something simple, and do two colors that compliment each other very well!
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This rainbow is so pretty!
I think it would be a great idea to choose the colors you want to do before starting, and then figure out how you want them to all work together!
Or, if your child wants, you could also choose the colors they’ll use, and see how they combine them all!
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This rainbow really has such a pretty stained glass window look!
In fact, I think it would be fun to pick out certain colors that commonly go in stained glass window, and create a beautiful design!
Your kids could even color in certain shapes to make a face!
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Each layer of the rainbow looks like it’s going to be a lot of fun to color in!
With different shaped flowers, leaves, and pretty flowing lines, there are so many ways to get creative!
You can use as many colors as you want, or even keep it to a set amount, but with whatever you do, I hope you have fun with this page!
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The stars and the zigzag lines for this rainbow page are so much fun!
I love the idea of each star either being a different color, or two different colors that alternate.
You could also alternate with each star being a different color of the rainbow, and then continuing the pattern!
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This rainbow almost reminds me a bit of water.
The way it flows, and the different circular shapes, remind me of water droplets and flower water! So you could totally do a sea theme for this one, or just have fun with whatever colors you choose!
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I love how this rainbow has hearts and flowers in it! It’s such a pretty and cute design!
Also, it looks like a great one to color in when spring comes around! I think it would look great with some nice pastels.
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I love the alternating full and crescent moons for the top layer, the pretty leaves, and the heart over the sun.
I think this is such a fun and cute rainbow to fill in. I don’t care if you’re an adult or a child, it’s a good one!
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Another similar, but very fun design!
I think that with the cute planet in the middle of the rainbow, this could be a good space themed coloring paging for your kids!
Or just keep it simple and see what they come up with. 😊
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I really like this one!
I think it would be so pretty and fun to color in all the stars and moons different colors. And I would definitely look forward to filling in the space around the crescent moon and sun at the base of the rainbow!
Maybe try coloring it in with different color themes, like light warm or dark cold colors!
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Very similar to the previous rainbow, but you’re getting certain layers alternating with the black and white. I think it would be fun figuring how how to color this rainbow in differently!
Also, I really think that the crescent moon and sun being right side up is such a cute look! I’d really like to do this one myself! And maybe with some nice twilight colors?
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Another cute one! I love the heart with the sparkle right in the middle!
I think this rainbow would look great with some soft and darker pinks, alternating in the different layers and designs!
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Alright, we’re starting to get into some of the more fun rainbow coloring pages! 🥳
I love the fact that there are pretty flowers you can color in. I think I see them being colored in with a pretty magenta or a nice warm pink! This is also a good one to have your kids do for when spring rolls around. Maybe they could also create their own flower designs around the rainbow!
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A very similar rainbow design, but still very pretty! I think it’s a good way to have your kids exercise their creativity by coming up with a new look for this one. You could also have them draw some fairies floating around the plants and watering them, or maybe that’s a bit too silly. 😅 Either way, it’s gonna look cute however they choose to color it in. ❤️
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I really love this kind of kawaii-style chunky rainbow page! It’s not a complex design, but it’s very cute and a fun one to sit down with a hot cup of creamy coffee and do with your kids.
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This one reminds me a bit of a slide. Maybe you or your kids could draw their own character sliding down it with their arms in the air! Or you could have the colors continue running past where the design stops and hits the bottom of the page like a rainbow waterfall!
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This one also reminds me of a slide, but the big kind you see in county fairs that are super colorful! Maybe you could use that as inspiration for how you or your child will color in this rainbow coloring sheet!
You could quickly do a Google search for colorful fair slides and then let that determine what colors you choose. I think it’s a fun way to get creative. 😃
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I love the idea of coloring the outline of the rainbow one color, and then coloring in the rainbow layers, and clouds, different colors.
It’s a simple yet fun rainbow coloring page to play with!
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I love how this rainbow is touching the ground, and I think you could have a lot of fun coloring in the outline, and the spaces in between.
You could also have your kid’s friends come over, give each one a different set of colors, and see how each page comes out! Sounds like a fun activity!
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Very similar to the others, but I really do like this theme! It’s a different and fun way to color in a rainbow.
Also, for some reason, I think that this rainbow would look great with sunset colors around it in the sky! Just a thought. 🙂
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More pretty and cute baby room-style rainbow coloring sheets!
And if you missed what I said above, basically I was thinking about how this kind of rough paintbrush design reminds me of the cute soft-colored wall art pieces you’d see in a baby’s room. And if you see it that way too, then this might be a nice one to color in yourself with colored pencils or paint and hang on your baby’s wall! 💕
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The first thing my brain thinks of when I see this coloring page is something getting ready for takeoff! And I think this star followed by the rainbow is such a cute shooting star design!
It kind of also reminds me of Nyan Cat from the early twenty-teens. And I get it, it’s not a cat, it’s a star, but it has the same kind of look with the cute rainbow following behind. 🙂
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This reminds me a bit of a slide as well, so it could be fun for your kids to draw their characters sliding down it! Or they might not see it as a slide at all. In fact, they could draw their characters kind of just riding on the rainbow tail of the star. Either way, I think they’ll have fun with this one! 😊
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I really love how high up in the atmosphere this rainbow looks. I think the birds kind of give it that feel.
It really looks like one of the best relaxing coloring sheets which I definitely appreciate. I could see myself sitting down with a hot cup of tea to color this in on a slow afternoon.
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Ok, NOW we’re getting into some of the more fun rainbow illustration pages! I really love the ones that have cute faces on the clouds! And your child could also have them talking to each other if they wanted! 💕
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These rainbows look like they’re best friends or one of them just told a funny joke! Maybe you could challenge your child to have one of them tell the other a joke that’s making them laugh. See what they come up with!
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This one kind of reminds me of two moms hanging out with their children! Or maybe that’s just me. 😂 Either way, this one is a super cute rainbow coloring page for either you or your kids to try out!
You could also have your kids draw their own smaller clouds drifting around the blank parts of the page. 🙂
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This rainbow page is so sweet! I love how it looks like they’re happy to bring rain and make the flowers bloom!
This could also be a good tool for showing your child how the seasons work and why flowers bloom in the spring. And then once you’re done teaching them, they get rewarded with this cute coloring page!
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The clouds in this one kind of look like they’re best buddies just relaxing. It’s a simple, but very sweet-looking rainbow design for a page!
Maybe you could have the colors in the background be sunset colors and they’re both getting ready for sleep!
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This rainbow coloring page cracks me up! 😂
They both looked like they were shocked to find that rain had stored up in them!
This could also be a good way for your child to learn about the different types of clouds and why rain clouds look dark and grey!
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I like how this one reminds me a bit of the shooting stars from earlier! Except maybe this one is a shooting cloud?
Yeah, I know that doesn’t exist, but for the sake of these rainbow coloring sheets, I think it’s a cute idea! The cloud kind of looks like he’s happy to be traveling somewhere!
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This one looks like they’re just happy to be around! Or maybe they’re happy to have a pretty rainbow shooting out of them! Either way, it’s a sweet coloring page design that your children will love to color in with their crayons or coloring pencils!
Oh, markers are also a great option for coloring too!
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I love how these ones look like they have a cute fairy wand! Also, they look like they’re having fun using it!
Maybe this is a good one to have your kids draw fairies floating around the clouds! Or maybe there’s a fairy that found her wand stuck in the clouds and the clouds were keeping it safe for her!
Well, whatever story you come up with, I’m sure your kids will have fun with this rainbow coloring page! 💕
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I think these two clouds might be in love! This could be another good Valentine’s Day coloring page for you or your kids to do!
The heart could also be a fun element of the page to fill in. You could make the heart a rainbow heart or just shade it lightly in the middle and then do a dark outline on the edges!
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These clouds are either in love or they’re just happy about the fact that they have a rainbow shooting in between the both of them!
But if you go the love route, you could have your kids color it for your wedding anniversary! This could be a fun way of getting your kids involved with such a special day. ❤️
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These guys just look like they’re having fun being able to share a rainbow with the world! I’m honestly really loving these cute clouds with faces on them! You could even have them talking to each other, or you could also draw a cute character sitting on the rainbow in between them! 🙂
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How cute is this rainbow coloring page? I mean this little happy cloud looks so adorable! I love how there’s a rainbow and hearts in the picture as well!
Honestly, there are so many fun elements for your kids to color in and use their creativity with. I think you could potentially print out multiple pages of this page design and see all the different ways they color it!
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I love the addition of the cactus to this rainbow coloring page!
It looks like the rain clouds are having a lot of fun taking care of these plants. Also, the pots look like they would be a ton of fun to color in!
And I think bold bright colors would work great for the pots, but you could also make the cactus fun bright colors too!
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I love the addition of the happy star here!
I think normally we’d see a sun, since rainbows only show in the daytime. But a star is definitely cute and fun to color in! Also, the clouds look like they’re happy to have the star there too!
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I love the fact that lightning was added to this rainbow coloring sheet! It also looks like the one rain cloud is trying to impress the other with its amazing lightning abilities. 😂
You could also color one cloud in some nice pretty light colors and have the one with lightning be a dark gray storm cloud!
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I love how it looks like the sun is comforting the cloud. It’s such a cute design for a rainbow coloring page! And maybe it’s a great one for your child to color when they’re feeling down.
It reminds them that you’re there for them whenever they need you!
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With rain comes beautiful rainbows! This might be a good one to have your child color in and then explain to them why rainbows form when there’s rain!
Or it might just be a good coloring page for your kid to do while you take care of the dishes.😂 It’s up to you!
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I’m sorry, but I’m in love with the combination of happy clouds, rainbows, stars, and hearts. It’s so sweet and adorable that I think this one deserves to be printed out and used multiple times!
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I love how the sun is involved in this one! It’s the first one where we see that, and I think it’s cute how she’s wearing lipstick.
Also, the shocked-looking raincloud still looks hilarious to me! I love how he looks so surprised that rain started falling out of him. Maybe you could tell your kids that he was busy talking to the sun, and didn’t notice all the rain starting to form inside of him!
What a fun rainbow design to color in!
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I really like how they all kind of just look like they’re hanging out together! Or maybe they’re all just enjoying taking in the sight of the rainbow. Either way, it’s a super cute page for your kids to do. 😊
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I think this is an especially fun and cute coloring page for very small children!
It’s a happy cloud with a rainbow coming out; nothing complex, but still very cheery!
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I love how the rainbow is coming out of the happy sun!
I think it could also be really cool to suggest to your kids to fill in the rainbow with colors that compliment the bright yellow of the sun!
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Unicorns and rainbows seem kind of essential; I mean they really do go well together!
Also, I like how this one is standing on top of a rainbow, and looking very happy about it.
I think that the unicorn could look good in a light pink or blue, but that’s just my idea!
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Another fun unicorn and rainbow coloring page! The unicorn coming out of the cloud, with the rainbow overhead, is such a nice design.
Also, it could be fun to suggest to your kid to color the unicorn’s hair in rainbow colors!
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A very fun and simple rainbow design for a coloring sheet!
If your child wants to, they could make a cute face for the sun, and add happy clouds around it. Or they could make the outline of the clouds a different color than the inside of them.
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I really like how this one looks!
I think it would be really pretty to color in the circle, and then fill in the rainbow and hearts with colors that compliment the background.
Also, each heart could have it’s own color; just a thought!
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This rainbow looks like another cute idea for stitch-work, that your older child might like! It’s a simple design but can also be done with fun colors. Maybe pink or purple or whatever colors they choose to do! Or they could just have fun coloring it in. It’s up to you both how creative you want to get with this page. 😊
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I like how these two shooting stars look like they’re going around in a circle with each other. Like they’re both traveling in one continuous direction. It’s so cute!
Also, this could be a good way to exercise some creativity with color. One shooting star could have different colors with its rainbow and the other could have a different set of colors! 🌈
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I think this is a great coloring page for your kid to do! You could challenge them to make each rainbow have different colors. Or maybe just have a pattern where 5 rainbows have different colors and then it starts over. Or you could just let them color it in however they want. 🙂
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I love this rainbow coloring sheet so much! It’s filled with sparkles and rainbows and clouds and can be such a fun page to color in!
I like the idea that some rainbows have warm pastel colors while others have cool pastel colors! Or you could just color them all in the same way. ❤️
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This one has a cute kind of sketch look to it! It’s a simple rainbow pattern design, but I think your kids will have fun with it regardless! Also, they could have fun coloring in the white space behind the rainbows with different combinations of colors!
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This one. This one right here is so cute! I love how there are rainbows and hot air balloons! This is such a cute coloring page for anyone to do! I don’t care if you’re an adult, a teenager, or a child, this is a good one right here! 💕
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I really like these fun patterned rainbows! Also, I think it would be so much fun to color the background in for this. And then you could fill in the rainbows with a color that compliments the background.
Also, each rainbow could have it’s own color, but that’s always up to your or you child!
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I think that some fun and bright colors would look GREAT with the black background!
And each row of rainbows could have its own color. So one row could be a light pink, and the next could be a turquoise.
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I love the sweet happy faces on these clouds! Also, I like how some of them are blank so that you or your child could put their own face on them.
Oh, and what if each cloud was a different color? So for instance, each one could be a different sunset color! I think that could be fun, instead of just coloring in the rainbows.
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Hearts and rainbows are always a good idea!
Something about both being combined is so cute, and I bet it would be so much fun to make each heart a different color!
Or maybe give each heart a happy face; that would be fun!
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I love the happy suns with this pattern rainbow coloring page!
I think this is a fun one to print out for your child and have them color in. Also, it could be fun to draw in different things around the rainbows, like clouds or stars!
Try suggesting that to your kid when they start; they can create their own pattern to this page!
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Simple, but a fun rainbow pattern coloring page.
I think that the way they’re shaped almost looks like a slide! Maybe you could have your kid draw a different character sliding down each one.
Or they could do a different color themes for each rainbow!
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With each of the small rainbows in this pattern having a sun, you or your child could draw a different face for each one! Maybe some with sunglasses, or different facial expressions!
Or, each sun could be a different color, and that would be fun too!
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This is such a simple, but very cute coloring page! The rainbows look so cute and chunky, and I’m really liking the sparkles around them!
I think maybe some fun bright pinks, and other vibrant colors would go great with this one!
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I love how the rainbows on this pattern coloring page almost look like they’re sunsets with the suns in the middle of them!
I think sunset colors could work really great for this one, but that’s just me!
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I love how this rainbow pattern has an almost boho wall hanging type of design! It’s very cute.
Also, a very simple and pretty pattern coloring page for you or your kids to color in on a slow day.
Maybe print out multiple and change up the color theme for each one!
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I really like this pattern that has watering buckets, hearts, ladybugs, flowers, storm clouds, rainbows, and so much more! It’s a very cute and spring time type of coloring page!
Maybe some nice pastels would work with the spring theme.
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I think every kid would have SO much fun coloring in this patterned page!
There are so many fun elements like rain boots, rainbows, moons, and umbrellas. It’s a great place for you, or your child, to get creative with colors!
Also the background could be one color, or alternate between multiple.
Colouring a Rainbow: 14 Different Ways You Can Do It
Ok, so I know there’s the normal way to color in rainbows, but I thought it could be fun to give yourself (or whoever you gifted these rainbow printables to), some good ideas on fun ways to color them in! So give a few of these a try, I think you’ll like them. 🙂
- Pastel colors.
- Pastel warm colors.
- Pastel cool colors.
- Ombre.
- With your favorite colors.
- Sunset colors.
- Different shades of the same color (pink, blue, green, etc.).
- Earth colors.
- Muted/Neutral Colors.
- Galaxy colors.
- Neon colors.
- Different color combinations you might like (for example: purple, pink, blue, yellow).
- Polka dots (so instead of coloring in the entire white space, you have dots to color it in).
- You can also use the same method above with different shapes like hearts, sparkles, flowers, or stars.
Who Can Use These Rainbow Coloring Pages?
Ok, so this is a great list to have if you want to have a gift ready this year for someone who might like these DIY rainbow coloring pages. Or if you want to give it to them just because! 💕
- You and/or your kids.
- A gift for your nieces and nephews.
- A gift for your friend’s kids.
- For your grandchildren.
- For a co-worker or even a boss’s child.
- That one friend that you know who loves color. I feel like almost all of us have one!
- Your kid’s friends.
- Your child’s classroom.
- Your child’s daycare.
- Your own classroom.
- A birthday party your child is attending.
- An orphanage.
- A neighbor’s child.
And anyone else you can think of!
I really do hope that whoever uses these coloring pages has a lot of fun with them. 🙂
Chasing Foxes was started in 2016 as a way for Grace and her husband, Silas, to start traveling. However, they started to realize that they had a passion for improving themselves, and wanted to help others level up their lives as well. So whether it's with cooking, travel, or staying healthy, they want to help you better your life bit by bit, as they do the same.
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