25 Stained Glass Coloring Pages & Sheets
These stained glass coloring pages range from thick-lined windows for preschoolers to detailed cathedral arches and geometric patterns for adults. The collection includes boys, a princess, a woman, and a warrior standing near large decorative windows. Circular frames, floral sections, flowing curves, and symmetrical glass pieces offer many spaces for color. Separate collections cover Celtic stained glass, stained glass crosses, and Easter stained glass. Each original line-art page is available as a printable PDF.
More Stained Glass Themes
Find 52 Celtic stained glass pages, 29 stained glass cross pages, and 16 Easter stained glass pages in the linked collections.
All 4 themes: Celtic Stained Glass (52), Stained Glass Cross (29), Rose Window (38) and Easter Stained Glass (16).
Stained Glass Scenes
Four detailed scenes show boys and a man standing or kneeling beside circular and cathedral stained glass windows.
Easy Stained Glass Coloring Pages
Three thick-line pages feature circular architectural designs and simple Gothic windows for toddlers and preschoolers.
Detailed Stained Glass Pages for Adults
Nine detailed pages include cathedral arches, mandala-like patterns, geometric glass sections, and women posed before ornate windows.
More Stained Glass Coloring Sheets
Nine additional pages feature symmetrical geometry, circular flowers, flowing curves, abstract windows, and boys standing before stained glass.
Ready to print for home, preschool and classroom.
Classroom & Home Ideas
- Tissue-Paper Window. Color one geometric stained glass page, then glue small tissue-paper pieces inside selected glass sections. Display it against a classroom window.
- Symmetry Study. Choose a symmetrical circular or floral design and use matching colors on opposite sections. Mark the line of symmetry beneath the finished page.
- Cathedral Color Plan. Color an ornate cathedral window with a limited set of four or five colors. Repeat those colors across its arches and small glass panels.
- Warm and Cool Glass. Fill one half of an abstract window with reds, oranges, and yellows. Use blues, greens, and purples on the other half.
- Window Scene Story. Select a page with a boy, princess, woman, warrior, or man beside stained glass. Write three sentences explaining where the figure is and what the window shows.
- Classroom Gallery. Give students different pages from the 25-image collection. Arrange the colored arches, circles, flowers, and geometric windows together as a paper cathedral wall.
Questions
What colors work for stained glass coloring pages?
Use strong reds, blues, greens, yellows, and purples in separate glass sections. Dark gray or black can define the borders between the colored pieces.
Which stained glass pages are easiest for preschoolers?
The easy section has three thick-line pages with circular designs and Gothic arched windows. Their larger sections require less precise coloring.
Which pages have the most detail?
The adults section contains nine detailed designs, including ornate cathedral arches, geometric patterns, and figures standing before complex windows.
