Festive Candy Cane Wreath Coloring Page
Striped candy canes are arranged in a large circular ring to form a festive wreath. Sprigs of pine needles fill the gaps between the candies.
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Candy Cane Coloring Pages
From a Classic Bow Candy Cane to a Sweet Candy Cane Heart or an Elf Girl with Large Candy Cane, these designs bring classic Christmas treats to your paper. You can pick bold outlines for young kids or detailed backgrounds with lights and holly for quiet winter evenings. Browse our complete collection of candy cane coloring pages to find the right scene for your next holiday art project.
16 free candy cane coloring pages · Updated
Happy Kawaii Candy Canes Coloring Page
Two cartoon candy canes feature happy expressions with large eyes, tiny mouths, and blushing cheeks. Small stick-figure arms extend from their sides in a waving gesture.
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Candy Cane Pattern Page Coloring Page
This full-page repeating pattern is packed with small striped candy canes pointing in different directions. Tiny four-pointed stars fill the spaces between the candies.
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Glass Jar of Canes Coloring Page
A tall glass jar sits filled with several striped candy canes of varying heights. Transparent glass outlines show the canes overlapping inside and extending above the rim.
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Little Penguin Giant Cane Coloring Page
A small, round penguin wearing a winter scarf stands beside a huge striped candy cane. The candy cane arches high above the penguin.
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Sweet Candy Cane Heart Coloring Page
In this design, two candy canes touch at their curved tops and straight bases to outline a heart shape. Clear diagonal stripes cover both pieces of candy.
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Crossed Canes and Holly Coloring Page
Two traditional striped candy canes overlap in the center of the image. Surrounding the intersection are three pointed holly leaves and a small cluster of round berries.
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Classic Bow Candy Cane Coloring Page
This page features a large single candy cane decorated with broad diagonal stripes. A plump fabric bow is tied around the middle section of the cane.
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Elf Girl with Large Candy Cane Coloring Page
An elf girl wearing a dress and a pointed hat holds a large curved candy cane upright beside her. The candy cane has broad diagonal stripes that offer plenty of space for coloring.
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Candy Cane Fence House Coloring Page
A decorated gingerbread house sits behind a neat perimeter fence constructed from vertical striped candy canes connected by frosting swags. Small peppermints mark the entryway gate.
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Candy Canes and Bright Lights Coloring Page
A close-up view of Christmas tree pine needles adorned with hanging striped candy canes and rounded light bulbs.
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Gingerbread Man and Candy Cane Coloring Page
A smiling gingerbread cookie wraps his arms around a large striped candy cane standing vertically. The background is simple and uncluttered to keep focus on the main characters.
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Festive Santa Hat Penguin Coloring Page
The illustration depicts a joyful penguin wearing a large Santa hat with a fuzzy pom-pom at the end.
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Sweet Gingerbread Pattern Page Coloring Page
A detailed background pattern features a repeating grid of tiny gingerbread men, crossed candy canes, and delicate star shapes. The design has uniform, clear line work across the whole page.
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Bells and Poinsettia Arrangement Coloring Page
Two crossed striped candy canes sit behind two festive bells tied with a bow and surrounded by detailed poinsettia petals and leaves. The illustration has clean, balanced line work.
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Gingerbread Man and Cookies Coloring Page
A smiling gingerbread man character stands happily in the center, flanked by two circular frosted cookies and small star sprinkles. The outlines are thick and clear with large empty shapes.
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Guide
About these Candy Cane coloring pages
Varied Designs for Different Skill Levels
Younger children can enjoy bold, easy shapes like the Gingerbread Man and Candy Cane or the Little Penguin Giant Cane. These big areas are ideal for thick crayons, washable markers, or colored pencils without getting messy.
Older kids and adults who want a longer project can choose the Sweet Gingerbread Pattern Page or the Candy Cane Fence House. Fine-tip pens and sharp pencils work best for these small spaces and repeated shapes.
Colors and Craft Ideas
Classic peppermint stripes use bright red and white, but you can also try green, pink, or light blue for modern peppermint flavors. Adding a light grey shadow along one edge gives the curved cane a rounded look.
- Classic red and green markers for a bold traditional feel
- Colored pencils to shade curved canes and glossy glass jars
- Glitter pens on holly berries, bows, and bright light bulbs
- Cut-out finished canes to make homemade holiday cards and tree ornaments
Historical Fact and Printing Info
Candy canes started as plain white sugar sticks hundreds of years ago. The familiar red stripes and peppermint flavor were added much later in the early twentieth century. Every page prints free on Letter or A4 paper from its Print PDF button.
