Knight Coloring Pages (Free Printable PDFs)

Embark on a medieval adventure with our free, printable knight coloring pages! These pages are available for everyone, from simple outlines and thick lines for kids to detailed, realistic designs for adults.

Discover valiant knights in shining armor, majestic castles, epic battles, and heroic quests. Unleash your creativity and bring the world of knights to life with your vibrant colors!

Knights

Sword and Shield

Colors to Use

Silvers and grays for armor and weapons. Reds, blues and golds for tunic and cape accents. Browns for horses and leather gear.

Don’t just joust with ordinary hues! Make your medieval scenes pop by adding unexpected splashes of color – like decorating a knight’s shield with dragon scales or coloring their horse’s mane with vivid streaks.

How to Color a Knight Coloring Page in Detail

A. Highlighting and Shadows: For metal armor pieces, use a silver gray base. Add white highlights on raised areas and shade crevices with black.

B. Layering Colors: Start with a rich blue base coat for the tunic or cape fabric. Layer darker navy tones into the folds and shadows.

Interactive Coloring Challenge: Chivalrous Quests

Channel the daring adventures of legendary knights by coloring a scene that embarks on an epic imaginative journey or portrays a meaningful personal quest.

Perhaps depict your knight on a mythical griffin steed, setting off to battle a fearsome dragon hoarding precious treasures. Or render a symbolic coat of arms representing valued character traits you uphold. This allows you to practice illustrative techniques while honoring virtuous ideals.

DIY Knight Crafts

Get ready to craft up a storm of medieval fun with these gallant projects!

Paper Bag Tunics

Assemble These Supplies:

• Knights in armor coloring pages
• Brown paper grocery bags
• Scissors
• Glue, tape or stapler
• Crayons, markers or colored pencils

Suit Up for Glory:

1. Color tunic or tabard drawings worn by knights on printouts.
2. Cut out the tunic shapes carefully, including any crests.
3. Cut arm and neck holes in paper bags to make tunics.
4. Glue, tape or staple tunic cutouts onto bag fronts.
5. Add extra colors, patterns and knightly details!

Aluminum Foil Helmets

You’ll Need:

• Knight helmet or headpiece coloring pages
• Aluminum foil
• Cardboard, paper bowls or boxes
• Scissors
• Glue or tape
• Markers in assorted colors

Forge Your Armor:

1. Color intricate knight helmet drawings on printouts.
2. Cut out the helmet shapes neatly, including visors.
3. Form aluminum foil over cardboard into helmet shapes.
4. Use markers to add designs and details to the foil.
5. Glue colored helmet cutouts onto the front of foil pieces!

Cardboard Tube Swords

Gather These Items:

• Knight sword or weapon coloring pages
• Toilet paper or paper towel rolls
• Gray and black markers
• Scissors
• Glue or tape
• Aluminum foil (optional)

Wield Your Might!

1. Color drawings of swords, daggers and knight weapons.
2. Cut out the blade shapes carefully from printouts.
3. Use gray to color paper rolls like metal sword handles.
4. Add black details like hilts, then cover with foil if desired.
5. Glue on the colored blade cutouts to the roll hilts.

Cereal Box Shields

Necessities:

• Knight shield or family crest coloring pages
• Cereal boxes or cardboard pieces
• Scissors
• Glue or tape
• Crayons, markers or colored pencils

Defend the Realm!

1. Color detailed shield drawings with crests on printouts.
2. Cut out the shield shapes neatly.
3. Cut shield shapes from cardboard cereal boxes or pieces.
4. Glue or tape colored shield cutouts onto the cardboard.
5. Decorate shield backs further with markers and designs!

Paper Cup Chalices

What You’ll Need:

• Knight goblet or grail cup coloring pages
• Paper cups
• Aluminum foil
• Gold or yellow crayons/markers
• Scissors
• Glue, tape or stapler

Prepare a Toast!

1. Color chalice, grail or goblet drawings on printouts.
2. Cut out the cup and decoration shapes carefully.
3. Use foil to cover the outsides of paper cups as bases.
4. Add gold or yellow details to the foil for metallic looks.
5. Glue chalice cutouts at cup rims, decorate bases further!