Fall Harvest Coloring Pages (Folk Art Style)

Inside: Nine easy-to-download PDFs with a fall harvest theme. These are all done in a Folk Art Style that’s fun and easy to color.

I love folk-art-style coloring pages because they’re so satisfying to color in. Little blocks instead of wispy shading make this set easy enough for kids. But the design is pretty and creative enough that you won’t mind hanging it up on your fridge

Pumpkin and leaves

It’s the classic, a pumpkin in the pumpkin patch. I love the big leaves, the swirly vines, and all of it. Try using different shades of oranges and a little bit of yellow when you’re doing the pumpkin for a pretty look

The old oak tree

Maybe the trees in your yard aren’t decorated with little floral motifs, but this one is. Coloring them in reds and oranges gives a little extra fall color to this pretty page

The apple basket

This one will naturally be a lot of red and a lot of brown so be sure to use a vivid green for the apples’ leaves and maybe add some blues and greens in the background for the sky and grass.

The barn cat in fall

We had such a fun time coloring this in because we got to use absolutely every color. The overall effect was bright, happy, and very seasonal

The Harvest Front Porch

Just like the front porch you grew up with, or at least wish you did, this has every little detail and then some. Another one with lots of color and detail, and it will keep everyone busy for a while.

The Happy Scarecrow

Even the crow has a little smile on its face. Lean in to the browns and oranges in this one but make sure to use lots of different shades if you have the colored pencil set for it. It will give it lots of detail and charm.

The Fall Festival

Everything comes together in this big, busy scene, from produce to scarecrows to acorns to pumpkins. There is nothing like a fall weekend in the country

Acorns and Oak Leaves

This one is definitely simple and subtle. The most grown-up kid at the table will probably want this one.

The apple tree

Just like your last trip to the apple orchard, Richard, except with a bunch of crazy designs- another opportunity for color and detail. This is one of my favorites.

Enjoy!

I hope you and your children, or maybe just you, enjoy coloring these out. Feel free to distribute, share, and pass around however you wish 🙂