Last Updated on February 17, 2026 by Dee
Mother’s Day is the perfect excuse to slow down, grab some coloured pencils, and make something beautiful. Whether you’re a kid looking for a homemade gift or an adult who finds colouring genuinely relaxing, these free printable coloring pages have you covered.
I’ve designed 18 original Mother’s Day coloring pages — everything from mama bears in wildflower meadows to vintage perfume bottles, floral hearts, and a celebration cake that’s almost too pretty to colour. Each design works for coloured pencils, markers, gel pens, or even watercolour pencils if you’re feeling adventurous.
The whole collection is in a free printable PDF that you can download right below the table of contents. And if you keep scrolling, there’s a second download section further down the page too. Once you unlock the first one with Grow.me, the second unlocks automatically — along with every other free printable across my entire site.
Grab your free Mother’s Day Coloring Pages PDF below and start colouring something special for Mom!
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Free Mother’s Day Coloring Pages PDF
This PDF has all 18 coloring pages ready to print at home. Floral bouquets, mama animals, tea parties, mandalas — the whole collection in one download.
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18 Free Mother’s Day Coloring Pages
Quick Answer: This collection includes 18 unique Mother’s Day coloring pages featuring flowers, animals, tea parties, garden scenes, and mandalas — all free to download and print at home.
Here’s a peek at every design in the collection. Each page prints beautifully on standard A4 or US Letter paper. I’ve included a mix of simpler designs (great for younger kids) and more detailed ones (perfect for adults who want a proper colouring session).
Page 1: Ornate Hand Mirror
An ornate hand mirror surrounded by roses and pearls — because Mom deserves to feel like royalty.
Page 2: Flower Bouquet
A lush flower bouquet with roses and peonies tied with a ribbon. Classic and gorgeous.
Page 3: Cottage Garden Gate
A cottage garden gate with climbing roses and a winding stone path. Dreamy and detailed.
Page 4: Vintage Perfume Bottle
A vintage perfume bottle with cherry blossoms and roses. Elegant and fun to colour.
Page 5: Mama Bear and Baby Bear
Mama bear and baby bear snuggled together in a wildflower meadow. This one melts hearts.
Page 6: Breakfast in Bed
Breakfast in bed — a tray with pancakes, flowers, and a cup of tea. The sweetest scene.
Page 7: Mother’s Day Mandala
A Mother’s Day mandala packed with hearts, flowers, and butterflies. Wonderfully meditative to colour.
Page 8: Sunflower Field
A sunflower field stretching behind a picket fence, with butterflies dancing in the air.
Page 9: Mama Fox and Baby Fox
Mother fox and baby fox curled up together among woodland flowers. Pure warmth.
Page 10: Mason Jar Wildflowers
A mason jar overflowing with wildflowers and surrounded by butterflies. Simple and charming.
Page 11: Floral Heart
A floral heart made of roses, tulips, and daisies. Frame this one after colouring — it’s a gift on its own.
Page 12: Celebration Cake
A celebration cake decorated with flowers and hearts. Birthday-meets-Mother’s-Day energy.
Page 13: Window Box Flowers
A window box bursting with geraniums and petunias. Cozy cottage vibes.
Page 14: Teacup Tea Party
A teacup filled with flowers and macarons — a full afternoon tea party on one page.
Page 15: Butterfly Garden
A butterfly garden with roses and peonies. Detailed enough for a long, relaxing colouring session.
Page 16: Watering Can
A decorative watering can spilling over with spring flowers. Garden lovers will adore this one.
Page 17: Floral Wreath
A floral wreath with roses, peonies, and eucalyptus. Beautiful as wall art once coloured.
Page 18: Mama Bird and Babies
Mama bird feeding her baby birds in a flowering nest. The perfect finishing page for this collection.
How to Use These Coloring Pages
Quick Answer: Print on standard paper for coloured pencils, or use heavier cardstock (120gsm+) if you’re colouring with markers or watercolour pencils.
These pages are designed for A4 or US Letter paper. Here are my best tips for getting the most out of them:
- For coloured pencils — Standard 80gsm printer paper works perfectly. I love using Prismacolor Premier pencils for smooth blending, but any set will do.
- For markers or gel pens — Use 120gsm paper or heavier to prevent bleed-through. Print a test page first to check your printer settings.
- For watercolour pencils — Print on 200gsm+ watercolour paper or cardstock. Colour first, then add water with a brush for a painted effect.
- Print quality tip — Set your printer to “Best” or “High Quality” mode. The lines will be sharper and easier to stay inside.
- Multiple copies — Print extras! These make great activity sheets for a Mother’s Day brunch or a rainy afternoon craft session with the kids.
Creative Ways to Give Coloring Pages as a Gift
Quick Answer: Colour a page and frame it, assemble a DIY colouring kit with pencils and pages, or turn a finished page into a handmade card. It’s the thought and time that make these gifts special.
A coloured page is genuinely one of the most thoughtful gifts you can give. Here are some ideas I love:
- Frame it — Colour the floral heart (page 11) or the wreath (page 17) and pop it in a simple frame. Instant personalised wall art that Mom will actually treasure.
- Make a colouring kit — Print a few pages, roll them up with a set of coloured pencils and tie with a ribbon. A relaxation gift for a busy mum.
- Create a card — Print a design at half size, colour it, fold it, and write a message inside. Handmade cards beat shop-bought every time.
- Mother’s Day brunch activity — Print several pages and set them out with pencils and markers at the table. Colouring together over brunch is surprisingly lovely.
- Add it to a gift basket — Tuck a few coloured pages or blank ones into a basket with tea, chocolates, and a candle.
Download the Full Collection
Here’s your second chance to grab the free PDF if you scrolled past the first one! All 18 Mother’s Day coloring pages in one printable file.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Mother’s Day coloring pages free?
Yes! All 18 pages are completely free to download and print. Just sign up with Grow.me (it takes about 10 seconds) to unlock the PDF. Once you do, every free printable on my entire site unlocks automatically too.
What age are these coloring pages for?
All ages, honestly. The simpler designs — like the mason jar (page 10) and the mama bear (page 5) — are great for younger children. The more detailed pages like the mandala (page 7) and butterfly garden (page 15) are perfect for adults and older kids who enjoy a longer colouring session.
Can I use these as a Mother’s Day gift?
Absolutely! Colour a page and frame it for instant personalised wall art. Or print a few pages with some coloured pencils and wrap them up as a DIY colouring kit. You could also print at half size, colour, fold, and turn one into a handmade card.
What paper should I print these on?
For coloured pencils and crayons, standard 80–100gsm printer paper works perfectly. If you’re using markers or gel pens, go for 120gsm or heavier to avoid bleed-through. For watercolour pencils, print on 200gsm+ cardstock or actual watercolour paper.
Happy Mother’s Day!
I hope you and your family enjoy colouring these pages together (or on your own — no judgement, colouring alone with a cup of tea is peak self-care). There’s something about putting pencil to paper that just feels grounding, and these designs were made with that in mind.
If you colour one of these pages, I’d genuinely love to see it! Tag me on Instagram at @artsydee_inspiring_creations or pin your finished work on Pinterest. And if you want more creative tutorials and printables, subscribe to my YouTube channel — I share new art ideas every week.
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