Valentine Gnome Coloring Pages to Print (Cute + Fun +Simple)
I hope you enjoy these cute and simple printable Valentine’s gnome coloring pages. They’re a straightforward download and easy to color.

Printable coloring pages are always fun, but I especially love ones with winter themes. Make yourself a little Valentine’s treat and print these out for the kids.
Hearty Gnome Adventure
This whimsical scene is dotted with heart-shaped mushrooms and pine trees. It’s perfect for sparking creativity in the spirit of Valentine’s Day.

Valentine’s Day Greeting
This charming page showcases a cheerful gnome delivering a heartfelt Valentine’s message. I especially love the heart border.

Gnomes’ Valentine Village
An extra cute fantasy Valentine’s village. Love-infused gnome homes and a cobblestone path are ready to bring life to various colors.

Hearts Galore
A trio of hearts is simple and fun to color. Each has a unique pattern and is framed by rustic twigs. It’s perfect for fun colors. For more hearts, check out these heart coloring pages.

Bashful Gnome Love
A heart-filled border surrounds this bashful gnome. It exudes the sweetness of Valentine’s Day. So cute!

Gnome of Hearts
A gnome stands tall in a field of hearts in his hat. The background hearts are fun to give different shades to.

Sweetheart Gnome Wishes
This page features a gnome holding a delicious cupcake. Everyone loves cupcakes. And if your kids are like mine, they’ll also love coloring the words.

Coloring Tips
There’s no wrong way to color! But here are some tips for a fun afternoon.
- Select the Right Paper: While regular printer paper works, consider using slightly thicker paper if the kids want to use markers to prevent bleeding through.
- Print Preview: Always do a print preview to make sure the page fits well on the paper and is oriented correctly.
- Economize Ink: If your printer has an ‘economy’ or ‘draft’ ink setting, use it to save ink, especially if the pages are just for casual fun.
- Crayons, Markers, or Pencils: Have various coloring tools, like crayons for filling large areas, colored pencils for details, and washable markers for bright colors.
- Flat Surface: Color on a flat, hard surface for even pressure and to avoid creases.
- Encourage Creativity: Let kids know it’s okay to color outside the lines and to use any colors they like—it’s all about having fun and being creative!
- Easy Cutting: Using safety scissors and supervising younger children if cutting out the pages.
- Share the Fun: Print multiple copies so children can try different color schemes or share the coloring activity with friends and family.
- Display Artwork: Plan a place to display the finished coloring pages on the fridge or a bulletin board to celebrate the child’s work.
I hope they add extra fun to your little one’s Valentine’s Day. Whether it’s a quiet afternoon activity or a playful gathering with friends, please enjoy these free PDFs.
By Katie Shaw

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