Scarecrow Coloring Pages

Meet friendly scarecrows with floppy hats, patchwork clothes and straw hair. Choose a simple figure, bird friends, a pumpkin patch or a harvest farm, then download free images or printable PDFs.

Choose a difficulty

A simple figure or a garden quilt

Choose clear clothing shapes or a scene with repeated stitched patterns.

A smiling scarecrow wears a floppy hat and patched overalls, with straw at its cuffs and a wooden support below.

Smiling scarecrow

Open shirt and overalls surround square patches. Color the clothes first and save the patches for later.

Easy Smiling Scarecrow →
A scarecrow holds a watering can beside flowers and a hanging quilt patterned with leaves, flowers, grids and triangles.

Scarecrow with quilt

Checks, leaf and flower squares, watering can and garden plants add detail. Choose it for pattern work.

Scarecrow and Garden Quilt →

Dress the scarecrow in two colors

Print the original line drawing linked below. The numbered areas match the color key and steps; use the colored example as a starting point, then choose your own colors if you prefer.

Digital coloring example

Scarecrow with blue overalls, yellow shirt and white patches; hat, face, straw and post white.
A digital color suggestion, not a photograph of a printed result. Open the original line drawing to print and try your own colors.
  • 1. Blue overalls
  • 2. Yellow shirt
  • 3. White patches
  1. Color overalls, straps, pocket and rolled trouser cuffs blue; leave patches and buttons white.
  2. Color shirt and sleeve cuffs yellow, leaving its two patches white.
  3. Leave all patches, hat, scarf, face, straw and surroundings white.

Blue overalls and yellow shirt are separate; the four clothing patches and two buttons remain white.

More selection and activity ideas

Choose a page

Start with the simple scarecrow for broad coloring spaces. The birds and pumpkins add a little more detail, while the harvest farm offers corn, fruit and a barn to color.

Try it together

Give each clothing patch a different color. Add warm colors to the pumpkins and imagine a story about the scarecrow and its bird visitors.

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