
A unicorn’s birthday cupcake
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Meet unicorns at school, beside a pond and in woodland libraries. Choose a quiet single-character page, a birthday template or a detailed adventure scene.

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The mane, tail and surroundings create different spaces. Choose a picture whose details you want to spend time on.

Broad cloud shapes surround a sleeping unicorn. Begin with the mane and leave the cloud white.
Unicorn on a Cloud →
The kite has large triangular sections; the flowing mane adds narrower strands.
Unicorn with a Star Kite →
Many crystal facets and strands of hair surround the unicorn. A sharp pencil helps with these smaller areas.
Unicorn in the Crystal Cavern →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

You can finish with only the mane, tail and sky shapes colored. Fantasy colors do not need to follow real animal coats.
Start with broad mane shapes on easy pages, then try meadow scenes and detailed forests. The difficulty and occasion groups show the pages available here. The sprout-pot and cushion-nap pages have open spaces; the meadow kite and pond-friend scenes add more objects to notice.
Open either of these pages from the selection above:
Choose three colors for a unicorn’s mane and invent a place it will visit. On a school or birthday template, add your own words before printing. Arrange two to four pictures of the sprout pot, meadow kite, pond encounter and cushion nap in any order you choose. Repeat a mane color across them and tell your own beginning, middle and ending; the separate pictures do not prescribe a story.
For individual coloring pages, choose US Letter (8.5 × 11 in) or A4 to match your paper in the print or PDF controls. Check fit and margins in the preview, then print one sample before making classroom copies. Coloring-page printing guide.
Pages marked “Personal & educational use” may be printed for free classroom handouts. Check the license on each page; third-party artwork may have different terms. To share one of our uncolored pages, share its page link rather than the downloadable file. Usage rights.