Free Princess Cat Coloring Pages
Find 29 printable pages of sweet royal felines and fairy tale princesses with their pet kittens. These cute designs offer simple outlines and charming details that work well for young children and casual colorists.
Princess Cat Coloring Pages
These felines wear sparkling crowns, elegant ballgowns, and royal capes in easy-to-color designs.
Fairy Tale Princesses with Their Pet Kittens
Young royals care for their fluffy companions, from brushing their fur to carrying them in woven baskets.
Royal Cats in Palaces and on Thrones
Noble kittens lounge on velvet cushions, sit on grand thrones, and ride in royal carriages.
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Ready to print for home, preschool and classroom.
Coloring Royal Felines and Gowns
When coloring these cute feline characters, kids can experiment with different textures. The royal gowns and capes look great with rich, deep colors like plum, emerald, or sapphire. For the cats themselves, try blending soft grays, warm oranges, or classic tuxedo black and white.
Adding a touch of metallic gel pen to the jeweled tiaras and crowns makes the accessories stand out against the soft fur. You can also use watercolor pencils to create a soft, painted look for the fluffy tails and delicate whiskers.
Materials for Fairy Tale Details
The backgrounds in these sweet princess scenes often include palace gardens, floral mandalas, and grand castle stairs. Colored pencils are ideal for shading the delicate folds of a ballgown or the intricate patterns on a royal cushion.
If children prefer markers, suggest using fine-tip markers for the small details like necklaces and butterfly wings, while broad-tip markers quickly fill in the large stone walls of the palace halls. Layering colors can give the velvet cushions a plush, realistic appearance.
Crafting with Princess Cat Pages
These printables can be turned into fun weekend projects. Once a child finishes a picture of a fairy tale princess holding her royal pet, you can cut out the characters to create paper dolls. This extends the activity beyond coloring and encourages imaginative play.
- Mount the colored cats on stiff cardboard and attach a small paper stand to the back to make sturdy figures for a tabletop castle.
- Use the heavily patterned pages, like the floral mandala designs, as custom wrapping paper for small gifts.
- Create a storybook by stapling several finished palace scenes together and having children dictate or write a short tale about the royal pets.