37 Mardi Gras Coloring Pages & Sheets
These Mardi Gras coloring pages focus on masquerade masks, feathered headdresses, jester details, and children in carnival costumes. The collection includes 12 thick-line pages for toddlers and preschoolers, three cute cartoon designs, four detailed group and portrait scenes, and 18 additional mask patterns. Children can color crowns, stars, flowers, swirls, feathers, and ornate frames, while older students can work on the smaller decorations found in the detailed masks and costumes.
Cute Mardi Gras Coloring Pages
These three cartoon pages show floating jester and masquerade masks plus two children dressed in festive carnival costumes.
Detailed Mardi Gras Scenes
Four detailed pages feature masked people, feathered headdresses, festive hats, and an ornate display of masks and feathers.
Easy Mardi Gras Coloring Pages
These 12 thick-line pages give toddlers and preschoolers large masks, crowns, stars, and feathers with fewer small sections.
More Mardi Gras Masks to Color
The remaining 18 pages include masquerade masks decorated with feathers, swirls, flowers, and circular frames.
Ready to print for home, preschool and classroom.
Classroom & Home Ideas
- Mask Gallery. Color several masquerade masks with different repeating patterns, then display the finished pages together as a classroom gallery.
- Feather Color Groups. Choose three colors for the feathered mask pages and repeat them across each plume, swirl, and border.
- Matching Mask Pair. Use the page with two floating masks and color them as a matching pair with mirrored colors and decorations.
- Carnival Costume Labels. Color the two children in festive costumes, then label details such as the mask, hat, feathers, and patterned clothing.
- Crown Mask Design. Color the crowned masquerade mask and add a name or short Mardi Gras message in the white space around it.
- Scene Detail Hunt. On a detailed carnival scene, count the masks, hats, feathers, and headdresses before coloring each type with a separate color group.
Questions
Which Mardi Gras pages are easiest for young children?
The easy section has 12 thick-line designs with centered masks, large feathers, crowns, and stars for toddlers and preschoolers.
What colors can I use for the Mardi Gras masks?
Purple, green, and gold are traditional Mardi Gras colors. The floral masks, stars, crowns, feathers, and swirls can also be colored with any contrasting combinations.
Are there detailed Mardi Gras pages for older children?
Yes. Four scene pages show elaborate masks, costumes, hats, and feathered headdresses, while the additional mask pages include smaller floral and swirl patterns.
