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By: Papaya Ink Team · Last updated: October 14, 2026
Bunnies are the oldest trick in the cute-animal book, and they still work: long ears, round cheeks and a cotton tail make any scene friendlier the moment one hops in. These bunny coloring pages give that charm a proper setting. Instead of a lone cartoon rabbit floating on a white sheet, each bunny lives inside a full storybook scene – gardens and meadows, cozy rooms, water, snow – so the collection runs from spring blossoms to winter snow. Every bunny is an original Papaya Ink character, drawn with clean, closed lines that take markers as well as colored pencils. Use them as an Easter or spring bunny coloring page for the table, a cute bunny for a birthday card, or simply a calm rabbit scene for an evening of coloring.
The page mixes black-and-white sheets, which are pure line art, with color-sample sheets. Each color-sample sheet carries a finished painted version on top and the same drawing in outline below, divided by a dashed line – follow the sample, or cut it off and choose your own colors. The Show me buttons above the grid switch between All, Black & White and With Color Sample. Click the picture – PDF opens, US Letter, fits A4. On a black-and-white printer the sample prints as gray, so use a color printer if you want the guide.
Fur is where a bunny page is won or lost. Skip the hard outline color; start with something light – cream, warm gray, pale tan – and build the shading under the chin, inside the ears and along the back with a slightly darker shade of the same color. Leave the white highlight in each eye untouched, and add the pink to ears and cheeks last so it stays soft. The backgrounds are generous, so if a page starts to feel busy, finish the bunny and its props first and keep the scenery to a few quiet tones.
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Fun Things to Make with These Coloring Pages
- Easter cards: color the tulip wagon or the ducklings-by-the-pond page, trim it to card size, and fold a piece of cardstock around it for a handmade greeting.
- Birthday party favors: print the birthday party bunny for each guest, add a small pack of crayons, and you have a take-home activity in one sheet.
- Story sequencing: color the mail carrier bunny and the gift-and-pie page, then ask a child to tell what happens before and after each scene.
- Seasonal wall gallery: color the spring garden, the summer boat ride, the fall camping trip, and the Christmas tree page, and hang them in order as a four-season display.
- Bookmarks: the tea party and florist shop pages are full of flowers; cut colored strips from the borders and laminate them as bookmarks.
- Nursery art: color the bedtime story bunny in soft pastels, mat it, and frame it for a reading corner.
- Recipe day: color the carrot cake baking page, then bake a real carrot cake together and tape the finished sheet to the fridge as the menu.
- Vision board for a trip: the hot air balloon page makes a fun cover for a family travel scrapbook or a summer bucket list.




