Mushroom Coloring Pages

Three spotted mushrooms stand in a row like a little family, from the tallest down to the smallest. Give each cap its own color, such as red, orange, and purple, with cream spots and pale tan stems. Color the grass in two shades of green.

A single chunky toadstool stands tall between two little tufts of grass, its dome cap dotted with five round spots. Color the cap cherry red, leave the spots creamy white, and give the stem a soft beige. Finish the grass in bright leafy green.

A chubby kawaii mushroom beams with sparkly eyes, rosy cheeks, and two stubby arms held out for a hug. Try strawberry pink or red for the spotted cap, a soft cream body, and warm pink circles on the cheeks. Leave the eye shine white.

A tall mama mushroom walks hand in hand with her two babies on either side, all three wearing happy smiles. Color mama's spotted cap bright red, give the babies soft orange and pink caps, and use creamy beige for all three bodies.

A cozy mushroom cottage sits in the grass with a round plank door, two cross-paned windows, and a brick chimney poking out of its spotted roof. Try a red cap with white spots, a warm cream house, and a chocolate brown door. Stepping stones look great in soft gray.

A happy frog sits in a little puddle, staying dry under a big spotted mushroom while raindrops fall around it. Color the frog lime green with a pale yellow belly, the cap bright red with white spots, and the raindrops and puddle in cool sky blue.

A content little snail inches across the top of a spotted mushroom, its swirly shell riding high on its back. Color the shell in honey orange and brown, the snail's body soft olive green, and the mushroom cap red with cream spots.

A little fairy with pointed ears and leafy wings sits on top of a polka-dot toadstool, smiling over a patch of daisies. Try spring green for her petal dress, pale lilac wings, and a red cap with white spots. Soft yellow centers make the flowers glow.

A cheerful hedgehog walks along with a tiny spotted mushroom balanced on its prickly back, oak leaves scattered at its feet. Color the spines chestnut brown, the face and belly warm tan, and the mushroom cap red. Autumn oranges and yellows suit the leaves.

A fallen log lies in the grass with a bumpy blanket of moss on top, where five little mushrooms and two fern sprigs are growing. Color the bark warm brown, the cut end pale tan with darker rings, and the moss bright green. Try light caramel for the mushroom caps.

Stepping stones wind deep into a forest where giant toadstools tower over curling ferns, clover, and tiny flowers. Try crimson and teal for the big caps, mossy greens for the ferns, and slate gray for the path. A pale gold sky between the trees adds a warm glow.

Three tall retro mushrooms sway on wavy stems, their caps packed with hearts, zigzags, and dotted bands. Go bold with hot pink, tangerine, and turquoise for the caps, lime green leaves, and a sunny yellow for the daisies and stars. Rainbow stripes look great on the stems.

Two fly agarics push up through a pile of oak leaves, pine needles, and frilly lichen, one fully open and one still round. Color the caps scarlet red with off-white warts, the stems ivory, and the leaves in russet, ochre, and deep green. A twig in cinnamon brown finishes it.

A whole village of mushroom cottages climbs a flowery hill, linked by winding pebble paths, wooden ladders, and two arched bridges. Try a different cap color for every house, like cherry red, lavender, and teal, with honey brown doors. Soft sage for the hills keeps the houses the star.

A chubby ladybug perches on a small mushroom cap, waving its bendy legs and wiggly antennae with a big grin. Color the wing shell ladybug red with black spots, the head black or charcoal, and the mushroom a warm caramel. The leaf looks sweet in fresh spring green.

A glass jar with a chunky lid holds a tiny garden of three mushrooms, a leafy sprig, a mossy mound, and four smooth pebbles. Try tan and cocoa brown for the mushroom caps, moss green for the mound, and soft gray stones. A pale blue tint on the glass looks lovely.

Four mushrooms with spotted, striped, and scalloped caps gather on a little hill under a crescent moon and a sky of stars. Try deep indigo for the night sky, glowing gold for the moon and stars, and violet, teal, and rose for the caps. Soft lime grass adds a pop.

A tall spotted mushroom rises from thick grass, framed by four daisies and three bell-shaped flowers bowing on curved stems. Color the cap coral red with cream spots, the bells periwinkle blue, and the daisies white or butter yellow with orange centers. Two greens for the grass add depth.

A cheerful mushroom character strolls through a light shower, holding a big striped umbrella over its spotted cap. Color the umbrella panels in sunny yellow and sky blue, the cap tomato red with white spots, and the body soft cream. Raindrops look great in bright aqua.

A woven wicker basket brims with round, pointed, and flat-capped mushrooms, with two extra finds lying on a mossy patch in front. Color the basket honey and wheat tones, the caps in chestnut, caramel, and toffee browns, and the moss bright green. Keep the stems creamy white.

A cheerful fox in a cozy scarf walks upright along a dirt path, a small basket of mushrooms swinging from one paw. Color the fox rusty orange with a white chest and tail tip, the scarf mustard yellow, and the basket warm tan. Leafy bushes look great in olive green.

A crooked mushroom house leans under a giant full moon while four bats flap across the sky. Go Halloween with a purple spotted cap, pumpkin orange windows glowing from inside, and a pale yellow moon. Color the picket fence charcoal gray and the bats inky black.

Two chunky brown mushrooms pop up next to a pair of shiny acorns and a tall wavy oak leaf. Color the caps chestnut and caramel, the acorn caps dark brown with golden nuts, and the leaf in burnt orange or red. A pale tan ground line ties it together.

A plump spotted mushroom pokes out of a snowbank, its cap topped with a fluffy layer of fresh snow as three big snowflakes float overhead. Color the cap cranberry red with white spots, leave the snow white with icy blue edges, and give the snowflakes a frosty blue.

A happy bunny rides high above the clouds in a hot air balloon shaped like a giant spotted mushroom. Color the balloon cap cherry red with white spots, the striped rim yellow and orange, and the woven basket warm tan. Soft sky blue behind the clouds finishes the ride.

A cheerful mushroom rocks out on an acoustic guitar, eyes squeezed shut and mouth wide open in song. Color the spotted cap orange red, the body soft cream, and the guitar honey brown with a darker neck. Music notes pop in bright purple or blue.

Two mushroom pals hold hands and kick their feet out in a silly happy dance, both with big open-mouthed smiles. Give the spotted friend a bright red cap and the plain one a sunny orange or teal cap. Soft cream bodies and pink tongues finish the fun.

A round little owl with huge shiny eyes and tufted ears sits on top of a wide spotted mushroom, its scalloped chest feathers puffed out. Color the owl cocoa brown with a caramel chest and golden eye rings, the cap red with cream spots, and the sprigs fern green.

A shy bunny peeks out from behind the round wooden door of a big spotted mushroom house, flanked by two potted tulips. Color the roof strawberry red with white spots, the bunny soft gray with pink ears, and the tulips sunny yellow. Stepping stones look sweet in pebble gray.

A cheerful gnome with a curly white beard sits cross-legged under a giant spotted mushroom, grinning over an open book as a candle lantern glows beside him. Color his pointy hat forest green, his shirt barn red, and his boots brown. The mushroom cap looks classic in red and cream.

A bunny, a flower-crowned hedgehog, and a fluffy squirrel sip tea around a tree-stump table under three giant toadstools strung with bunting. Try red caps with cream spots, warm browns for the animals, and a pastel teapot and cups. Soft pink cake frosting adds a sweet finish.

A tight cluster of six chanterelles opens like golden trumpets above a thick carpet of moss, pine needles, and fallen leaves. Color the caps apricot and egg-yolk gold, with paler yellow on the ridged stems. Deep moss greens, cone brown, and russet leaves set off the glow.

Two cone-shaped morels stand tall above a nest of oak leaves, twigs, and lacy moss, their caps covered in deep honeycomb pits. Color the ridges honey tan with darker umber pits, the hollow stems creamy beige, and the leaves in autumn ochre and olive. Sage suits the moss.

Five very different mushrooms stand in a row on a mossy strip, from a chunky bolete and spotted fly agaric to a shaggy ink cap and tall parasol. Color each in its real shades, like chestnut, scarlet, gold, and ivory. Mossy greens tie the row together.

One big mushroom is split into pattern bands, with scallops, bubbles, zigzags, diamonds, and waves across the cap and flowers, grids, swirls, and dots running down the stem. Try a sunset palette of coral, peach, and gold on the cap, with teal and sea green stripes on the stem.

Five slim mushrooms rise from a pebbly cave floor, circled by towering crystal clusters and jagged rocks while little sparkles float in the air. Try glowing cyan and violet caps, amethyst purple and aqua crystals, and slate gray rocks. A dark navy background makes the glow pop.

A smiling boy and girl kneel in the forest grass, one holding a woven basket of mushrooms while the other reaches for two small ones growing nearby. Color their hoodies forest green and mustard, the rain boots bright red, and the basket honey tan. Warm browns suit the tree trunks.

A cozy cottage shaped like a teapot wears a spotted mushroom cap for a roof, with a curly handle on one side and a spout puffing steam. Color the roof raspberry red with cream spots, the teapot walls powder blue, and the flower boxes terracotta with pink blooms.

A small spotted mushroom pops up from the center of a wide tree stump, right in the middle of its rings. Color the cap tomato red with white spots, the stump bark in chocolate brown, and the rings on top in light and dark tan. Simple, bold, and quick to finish.

A happy mushroom squeezes a big heart in a cozy hug, eyes curved shut and cheeks glowing. Color the heart bright red or hot pink, the spotted cap soft coral with cream spots, and the body vanilla cream. Pink blush circles make it extra sweet.

A sleepy mushroom snuggles into a puffy cloud for a nap, eyes closed and cheek resting on its arm. Color the spotted cap dusty lilac, the body soft cream, and the cloud pale blue. A buttery yellow moon and stars finish this bedtime scene.

Two fairies with swirly butterfly wings twirl hand in hand inside a circle of spotted and striped toadstools, lit by a big full moon between the trees. Try soft moonlit blues and lilacs for the dresses, rose and teal wings, and red caps. Deep indigo sky makes the moon glow.

A friendly snail slides along the grass carrying a tiny mushroom cottage instead of a shell, complete with a front door, round window, and chimney. Color the snail soft sage green, the roof cherry red with cream spots, and the door honey brown. Pebbles look nice in gray.

A cozy bakery tucked inside a giant spotted mushroom displays three crusty loaves and two pies in its window, shaded by a scalloped awning. Try a striped awning in cherry red and cream, golden brown bread, and a mint green door. A blank sign is ready for a shop name.

Three simple mushrooms stand in a row on a strip of ground, each with a different cap shape: round, bell, and flat. Color each cap its own shade, like chestnut, golden tan, and rusty orange, with cream gills and stems. Olive green works well for the ground.

A round botanical wreath weaves together fly agarics, a morel, chanterelles, and clustered caps with fern fronds, oak leaves, acorns, and berries. Try scarlet and gold caps, sage and forest green foliage, and deep red berries. The open center is perfect for a name or seasonal message.

A shaggy lion's mane fungus hangs from a thick tree trunk like a frozen waterfall, while a branching coral fungus rises from moss and leaves below. Color the lion's mane ivory with pale peach shadows, the coral fungus buttery yellow or apricot, and the bark in warm grays and browns.