Autumn Leaf Colouring Page
/Get creative and celebrate Autumn with this FREE fall colouring page.
Grab a mug of hot chocolate and curl up with your favourite coloured pencils because it’s time to fill this beautiful leaf covered page with golden yellows, burnt oranges and fiery reds.
Download for free and print as many times as you like.
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Fall Leaf Colouring Page.
Autumn is here and I couldn’t be more excited. It’s my favourite season! Chunky scarves, cosy nights in, crisp crunchy leaves and marshmallow-topped hot chocolate, what’s not to love?
I recently rediscovered my love of colouring. It really is such a lovely way to relax in the evenings. And as I’ve always loved the colourful changing leaves at this time of year, of course, I couldn’t wait to combine them both in this lovely leaf-covered colouring page.
Break out those pastel shades of green for a Springtime look or change up the colours and use ruby reds and golden yellows in Autumn.
If you’re hosting a Thanksgiving dinner or an Autumn themed event then colouring is an excellent way to keep everybody entertained. Print out a bunch of copies of the colouring page and put out a selection of marker pens or coloured pencils in pots on the table and you’re all set.
A great Fall-themed activity for both adults and kids alike.
Adult Colouring Pages.
I love sharing printable colouring pages for adults. They’re my new favourite thing. Did you know I now have some for sale in the shop?
The absolute best thing about colouring as a hobby is that you don’t need expensive materials to get started (although if you really want to you can, yes, Prismacolor Premier Coloured Pencils, I’m looking at you!).
All you need is a printable like this one, some basic pencil crayons and access to a printer. You can download this printable Fall leaf PDF by signing up below. It’s totally FREE and once you’ve downloaded it to your computer or phone you can print it out as many times as you like.
Besides being fun to colour they make a lovely gift for friends or family. Display in a frame or use the finished page as gift wrap for a small present.
I hope you enjoy colouring it as much as I did!
The Best Coloured Pencils.
If you're new to adult colouring, I think you'll find that it gets addictive fast... in a good way of course! As you start to get into it, you may want to invest in some fancy pencils or markers although you don’t have to.
Here are a few of my favourite supplies at a range of prices.
When it comes to coloured pencils there are a lot to choose from. From the cheapest of cheap to the super expensive.
First up the super expensive:
The Mid-Range:
Faber-Castell Colour Pencils (Pack of 60) (These are the ones I have).
Cheap as Chips:
The Best Paper For Printing Colouring Pages At Home.
To print your pages I recommend lightweight cardstock (80 lb) as I find standard printer paper (typically 20 - 40 lb) very thin.
When the paper is thicker it makes it easier to blend colours if you’re using colouring pencils and makes the colours more vibrant.
Here are a few of my favourites:
If you’re on a budget the House of Card & Paper A4 160 gsm Card - White (Pack of 50 Sheets) can’t be beaten. In fact, it’s what I used to print the colouring page on for this post. It’s a bargain for 50 sheets.
For anyone who wants to spend a bit more, I recommend Crafters Companion Spectrum Noir Ultra Smooth Premium Cardstock. You don’t get as many sheets and it is expensive but if you’re wanting to print and colour a page for a special occasion or gift you might want to splash out.
How to print your FREE Fall Leaf Colouring Page.
Sign up below to be sent your FREE colouring page by email.
Open the email and click the button to download the PDF file.
Open the PDF file in Adobe Reader.
Print out on your chosen white cardstock.
Hang it. Frame it. Clip it to a clipboard and display it on your desk.
Top Tip:
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