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16 Cross Coloring Pages: Hilltops, Lilies and Windows Free printable PDF · color online

ForFamilies making faith craftsSunday school groupsColorers who want a choice of open or floral pages

These cross coloring pages begin with big open shapes, including a cross on a hill and another above soft clouds. The flower pages ask for a steadier hand: there are lilies beside a small cross, vines winding around a tall one, and roses gathered in a frame. Two window drawings leave panes to fill like stained glass. Pick a quiet, quick page or settle into a longer craft.

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Kids practise: Filling broad central shapes · Repeating colors through window panes · Following overlapping vines and petals

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Ways to use these pages

1

Choose a quick cross

Print a cloud or hilltop drawing when the activity time is short.

2

Try a window palette

Alternate two or three shades in the panes around the cross.

3

Make a faith card

Color a lily or rose frame, fold the page and write a note inside.

A quick page for broad crayons

Start with the cross above clouds, the cloudy hilltop or the radiant cross near the end of the gallery. Their wide sky and central outlines leave room for a broad crayon stroke. The open Bible has similarly large shapes, with a little more care needed along its page edges. A child can leave the clouds white and color the sky around them, or use pale blue within the clouds. The cross rising from grass adds four rounded flowers without turning into a long session.

Flowers that call for a little more patience

The lily designs put a smaller cross inside a loose floral frame. There are several petal shapes to repeat, but the spaces remain large enough for ordinary pencils. The tall vine-wrapped cross is different: its leaves cross over the central outline, so it helps to color the vine first and then fill the open cross. For the rose garden, try one shade on the broad petals and another on the leaves. No two flowers need to match. More scenes with spring symbols are in the Easter coloring pages.

Two ways to fill a window

One drawing shows a cross in a tall arched window with curved sections. Another sets a cross below a smiling sun, with long panes radiating behind it. Both let a child try a simple repeated palette, perhaps alternating two colors in neighboring panes. These are medium pages because there are more boundaries to follow than on the hilltop sheets. They can become a small lesson in pattern making without requiring a perfect result. The Bible coloring pages include illustrated story scenes if you want a picture with people and places too.

Use the picture after coloring

For a faith group, give children a choice between an open cross, a flower border and a window. They can sign the back of the finished sheet or turn it into a card for someone at home. The kneeling angel offers a picture to discuss, while the open Bible and cross can sit beside a reading. If you print the whole book, let each child choose by the visible drawing rather than assuming every page takes the same time. The rose and lily borders will usually need a longer session than the cloud pages.

Happy coloring!

Choose an open hilltop cross for a short activity, or save a flower or window design for a longer, quieter coloring session.

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Questions

Which cross coloring pages are easiest to start with?

The cloudy hilltop, cross above clouds and radiant cloud scene have the broadest open areas. The flower frames and divided windows take more care.

Are there Easter cross pages here?

Yes. The lily frames, spring grass and flowered crosses suit an Easter activity. The drawings also work for year-round faith crafts.

Can I print one page instead of the whole book?

Yes. Each of the 16 drawings has its own PDF button. The Crosses Coloring Book gathers the same selected sheets into one PDF.

Can these cross pictures be colored online?

Yes. Open a sheet and use its Color Online action to color that same drawing in the browser.