Free Printable Tie Coloring Pages
Find simple neckties, bow ties, and blank templates for your next craft project. These printables include classic striped patterns, Father's Day messages, and fun activity sheets for kids to decorate.
Neckties and Bow Ties in Classic Styles
Choose from classic striped patterns, cute characters wearing ties, and neckties presented in gift boxes.
Father's Day Neckties
Celebrate dad with special designs featuring trophies, handyman tools, and sweet messages.
Blank Necktie Templates for Crafts
These large, empty outlines are ideal for cutting out or filling with your own custom patterns.
Speaker and Conference Activity Ties
Keep children engaged during long speeches with these themed activity ties and numbered designs.
More pages to explore
Related coloring pages on Color Confetti.
All 4 more: Star (49), Fashion (34), Clothes (59) and Shirt (33).
Ready to print for home, preschool and classroom.
Designing Your Own Neckties
When working with our blank necktie templates, children can become fashion designers. These large outlines provide a great canvas for experimenting with color combinations and geometric patterns. Kids can draw their own stripes, polka dots, or even small logos.
For a complete wardrobe project, you can pair these ties with other clothing printables or a matching collared shirt outline. If you print the templates on heavy cardstock, they hold up well to watercolor paints or glued-on embellishments. Using markers or crayons allows for bright, bold colors that stand out when the ties are cut out and worn.
Father's Day Crafts and Gifts
A decorated tie is a classic homemade gift. Our Father's Day designs feature easy-to-color text and familiar motifs like handyman tools and trophies. Children can color the messages and cut out the tie to use as an oversized greeting card. For an extra special touch, kids can write their own personal notes on the back of the cutout.
- Punch a hole at the top of the knot and thread a piece of yarn through to make a wearable paper tie.
- Glue the finished coloring page to the front of a folded piece of cardstock for a custom card.
- Use glitter or metallic gel pens to highlight the trophies and stars on the pre-filled designs.
General Conference and Listening Activities
Sitting still during long meetings or church services can be challenging for young children. The speaker and conference activity ties are designed to keep hands busy while listening. The numbered sections on some of the ties can be colored in as different speakers take the stand.
Adding small details like a star shape to the margins helps maintain focus. Teachers can also use these numbered ties in the classroom for counting exercises or behavior charts. These pages work well with colored pencils, which are less messy for quiet activities than markers or paints.
Exploring Men's Fashion Accessories
Neckwear comes in many different styles. While the standard four-in-hand knot is the most common shape seen in these printables, you will also find symmetrical bow ties and wide vintage styles. Discussing these different shapes can be a fun introduction to men's fashion history.
Older colorists can practice shading techniques to make the folds of the fabric look realistic, adding depth to the striped patterns and collars. Coloring the shadows just below the knot or along the edges of the collar adds a three-dimensional effect to the page.
Questions
Are these tie templates available as PDF files?
Yes, all of our tie coloring pages and blank templates can be downloaded and printed as high-quality PDF files.
How can I make a wearable paper tie for Father's Day?
Print a blank or Father's Day tie template on thick cardstock and have your child color it. Cut out the shape, punch a small hole on each side of the knot, and tie a piece of elastic string through the holes.