15 Mardi Gras Coloring Pages: Whimsical Masks and Beads Free printable PDF · color online
ForChildren who like masks and dress-up charactersFamilies planning a playful celebration activityColorists who enjoy small bead and feather details
Mardi Gras coloring pages in this set feature feathered masks, bead strands, decorated crowns and smiling animal characters. A fleur-de-lis sits among stars, a monkey plays a small drum, and a cupcake wears a party mask. Most sheets leave open white space around one subject; the rabbit mask and jester portrait offer finer details for a slower session. Print a PDF or color one online.
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Kids practise: Separating bead strands from a character outline · Repeating a chosen color pattern across jewels and beads · Using a fine tip around feather and mask details
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Smiling Face in a Jeweled Crown
Feathered Rabbit-Eared Mask
Crab Holding Bead Necklaces
Monkey Playing a Drum in Feathers
Monkey Carrying a Loop of Beads
Crowned Peacock with Fanned Tail
Smiling Pineapple with Bead Strands
Masked Cupcake with Party Hat
Kitten in a Jeweled Eye Mask
Smiling Jester Sun with Beads
Crawfish with a Bead Necklace
Jester Portrait with Ornate Mask
Wide-Smiling Crab in a Crown
Curled Flame-Shaped Crown
Ways to use these pages
Repeat a bead pattern
Choose two or three colors and repeat them along the crab or pineapple bead strands.
Design an imaginary party
Color a mask, a crown and a character, then draw a simple setting behind one of them.
Compare two masks
Print the rabbit mask and jester portrait; find the feathers, swirls, dots and eye shapes before coloring.
Start with one clear shape
The artwork opens with a fleur-de-lis surrounded by little stars and a smiling face beneath a tall jeweled crown. Both are centered on white paper, so a child can begin with the main shape before picking out smaller ornaments. The crowned crab also leaves plenty of space around its claws and legs. These are friendly, invented characters rather than pictures of a real parade. A child can give the crown one color, the face another, and leave the background empty or draw their own streamers.
Follow the beads and costume details
Bead strands connect several pictures without making them copies of one scene. A crab holds necklaces against its round body; a crawfish wears a shorter necklace; a monkey carries a loop of beads. The pineapple has a bead-and-flower band beneath its pointed leaves, while the cupcake has a little party hat, oversized eye mask and hanging strands. On the kitten sheet, the eye mask, necklace and tail give three distinct areas to color. If your child enjoys animal faces, the crab coloring pages and peacock coloring pages offer more subjects after this set.
Save the intricate masks for a longer session
The rabbit-eared masquerade mask has feather shapes, dotted borders and narrow swirls around the eyes. A separate jester portrait combines a two-point hat with an ornate face mask. Both ask for careful coloring around small spaces. The drumming monkey is busy in a different way: feathers rise above its head and little confetti shapes surround the drum. A peacock spreads a decorated tail behind a tiny crown. These make good choices when someone wants to work slowly with sharpened pencils or fine markers rather than broad crayons.
Make a small celebration set
Choose one mask, one crown and one character, then let the child decide whether they belong in the same imagined party. They might repeat a three-color pattern across the beads, or give every crown a different jewel color. For a quick table activity, print the open crowned face and crab; for a longer one, add the rabbit mask or jester portrait. The crown coloring pages continue the dress-up theme, while the cupcake coloring pages offer more cheerful treats. Each sheet can also be opened separately in the online coloring tool.
Happy coloring!
Pick a roomy crowned character for a short coloring break, then try the feathered rabbit mask or jester portrait when there is time for their smaller patterns.
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Questions
What is pictured in these Mardi Gras coloring pages?
The sheets show masks, beads, crowns, a fleur-de-lis and playful creatures such as a crab, crawfish, monkey, peacock and kitten. They are isolated characters and symbols, not street parade scenes.
Which pages have the simplest coloring spaces?
The smiling crowned face and crowned crab have broad main shapes and relatively few small patterns. The feathered rabbit mask and jester portrait are much finer.
Can I print the pages as one book?
Yes. The matching printable Mardi Gras coloring book gathers the selected sheets into one PDF. Individual sheet PDFs are also available.
Can I color these pictures online?
Yes. Open an individual sheet and choose Color Online to use the browser coloring tool.
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