FREE PRINTABLES
Free printable coloring pages for kids
Six pages from the ranch world of Daisy and the Banditt: a raccoon hiding in the daisies, a buzzing bee yard, an apple tree, a barn full of farm animals, a porch at night, and a page to design your very own tattoo.
Letter size PDF · big, bold lines for ages 3–8 · free for home and classroom
What’s in the free coloring pack
Every page is a clean black outline on white, so it prints crisp on any home printer without wasting ink.
Get all six pages free
Tell us where to send them. The PDF lands in your inbox in a minute or two. Once in a while we’ll send a new coloring page and news about our books, and you can unsubscribe anytime.
Don’t see it? Check your Promotions or spam folder for an email from [email protected], and click the confirm button inside.
Coloring tips for little artists
Crayons for the youngest. Fat crayons and the big open shapes are easiest for ages 3 to 5. Markers work too; the thick lines keep color from bleeding past the edges.
Colored pencils for detail. Older kids can shade the bees’ stripes, the apples and the porch boards. Grown-ups, grab a page for yourself.
Make the tattoo page theirs. Ask what each picture on the arm means to them. A compass for adventures? A bird for someone they miss? That’s exactly how our picture book works.
Rainy day, road trip, restaurant. Print a stack and keep them in the car or a bag with a few crayons. They’re free, so make as many copies as you need.
NEW · THE WHOLE STORY
Banditt’s Big Adventure
Love these pages? Banditt has a whole coloring storybook. A gust of wind steals his daisy, and kids color their way through the chase: 24 story pages with a read-aloud rhyme on each, plus activity pages in the back. Ages 3 to 8, $9.99.
Liked the tattoo page? There’s a whole book.
Mommy and Daddy Have Tattoos is a read-aloud picture book for the little one who points at the ink and asks what it means. It has bouncy rhyme, watercolor on every spread, and two more coloring pages in the back. Ages 3 to 8.
Wondering what to say when they ask about your ink? Read our guide on how to explain tattoos to kids.
Raising a tattooed grown-up instead? Our Kids Have Tattoos is for the parents and grandparents. You can read both before you buy.
Save them for a rainy day
Pin your favorites so you can find them again.
Questions about the coloring pages
Are these coloring pages really free?
Yes. Enter your email and the six-page PDF comes to your inbox right away. Print as many copies as you like for home or the classroom.
What ages are these coloring pages for?
Ages 3 to 8 is the sweet spot. The lines are thick and the shapes are big for little hands, with a few smaller details for older kids and grown-ups who like to color too.
What size do they print?
US Letter (8.5 × 11 inches), portrait, on plain white paper. Choose “Fit to page” to print on A4.
Can teachers use them in the classroom?
Yes. Copy them for your class, library storytime or homeschool group. Please don’t sell them or post the PDF elsewhere; send people to this page instead.
Who is the Banditt?
The masked raccoon with a daisy behind his ear is the mascot of Daisy and the Banditt Books, the small press of Frank and Kelsey Brannen, who have called each other Daisy and the Banditt for thirty years.
Want one more right now? Color Mommy’s tattoos, a free page from the back of our book, with no email needed.