This collection has 22 free Cardcaptor Sakura coloring pages — 8 are Sakura Kinomoto solo in one of her elaborate battle costumes, 3 pair her with Syaoran Li, and the rest split between Tomoyo Daidouji, the guardian Yue, Sakura’s cousin-rival Meiling, and a couple of group and chibi shots. Two pages, though, have nothing to do with this series at all: one is Sebastian Michaelis from Black Butler pouring tea, and the other is an unrelated girl holding a vintage camera — both appear to have been tagged into this set by mistake, so we’re calling that out rather than pretending the whole set matches. Every page is black and white on US Letter, downloads as a free PDF, and needs no signup.
The costume pages are the most labor-intensive part of the set — Sakura’s outfits in this collection are drawn with the layered ribbons, star-and-wing wand details, and multi-tier skirts that Tomoyo designs for her in the show, so several pages have three or four overlapping fabric layers to color separately instead of one simple dress shape.
What’s in this collection
Eight pages are Sakura on her own, three show her with Syaoran, four cover Tomoyo, Yue, and Meiling, three more are chibi or group shots, and two don’t belong to this series at all — 22 in total, in the grid below. Each has its own Download PDF and Print button, so you can take one page instead of the whole set.
Sakura in Her Battle Costumes
Eight pages are Sakura by herself, almost always mid-pose with her star-tipped wand raised — a witch-hat costume ringed in stars and clouds, a close-up with braided pigtails and the wand’s wing detail filling half the frame, a twirling pose with her cape flaring out, and a few tighter portrait crops that focus on her face and the wand’s star charm. One more page has her in an elaborate ceremonial robe with tasseled twin buns, which is a costume style Tomoyo puts her in for some of the show’s more formal card-capturing scenes.
Sakura and Syaoran
Three pages put Sakura next to Syaoran Li — a school-uniform hug where they’re cheek to cheek, a close portrait with Syaoran standing behind her hands on her shoulders, and a scene with Sakura standing on what looks like Syaoran’s shoulder holding her wand while Kero rides along and Syaoran looks on. Syaoran also gets one solo page, shown mid-spell with a paper talisman in hand — the same kind he throws in his lightning attacks in the show.
Tomoyo, Yue, and Meiling
Tomoyo Daidouji has her own page — the only one in the set with her name lettered onto it — standing in a sailor uniform in front of a stained-glass-style circular frame. Yue, the moon guardian, appears twice: once as a close portrait with his signature round pendant, and once full-body with his wings visible. Meiling, Syaoran’s cousin, gets one page in a Chinese-style qipao with the double hair buns that identify her in the show. A chibi-style page rounds this section out with a small Sakura-like figure and a sword-holding companion drawn side by side.
Two Pages That Don’t Belong
Two pages in this set aren’t Cardcaptor Sakura at all. One is unmistakably Sebastian Michaelis from Black Butler, pouring tea in his butler’s vest — a different series entirely. The other is a girl in a beret holding a film camera, with no card-capturing gear, wand, or costume detail tying her to this cast. Both were most likely mixed in from another tagging batch; we’ve left them in the download grid as-is but wanted you to know before you print a full set expecting all Sakura.
How to print these
Every page is US Letter (8.5 × 11 in), pure black and white, with the drawing inside the printable margin. The costume pages have a lot of thin ribbon and lace trim, so a fine-tip pen holds those details better than a chunky crayon; the simpler portrait crops are open enough for broader markers.
FAQ
Is every page in this set really Cardcaptor Sakura?
No — 20 of the 22 are. Two pages (a Black Butler character and an unrelated girl with a camera) were tagged into this set by mistake and don’t belong to this series.
Which page shows Tomoyo?
The one with her name lettered onto a ribbon banner at the bottom of the page — she’s standing in a sailor uniform in front of a round stained-glass-style frame.
Do I need to sign up to download these?
No. Every page has its own Download PDF button in the grid above — no email or account required.
What’s the best way to color the wand and costume details?
A fine-tip marker or pencil crayon works better than a broad marker on the wand’s star charm and the layered ribbon trim, since those areas are made of several small connected shapes rather than one open space.
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