Free Valentine’s Coloring Pages (Printable PDF)

Valentine is around the corner why don’t you print free Valentine’s coloring pages and have fun? It’s a good idea to have relaxing time together on Valentine day in this cute way. 

In this article, we will explore more than 21 Valentine-themed coloring sheets. Moreover, let’s find the ways to make most of them with craft ideas and facts about Valentine. 

You will feel surprised on the way these coloring pages make your Valentine sweeter! 

1. 21 Free printable Valentine’s coloring pages

Valentine occurs 14th of Feburary when lovers express affection to each other by many ways. Do you have any new ideas for this day? If not, why don’t you try to join hand coloring Valentine’s coloring pages together. 

It is above coloring a picture, it’s the story of spending quality time together, understanding your partner through the way he/she choose colors. And the top of that is learning how to harmonize two different interest to create a wonderful artwork.  Now, let’s dive into more than 20 designs of Valentine coloring pages printable PDF! 

Welcome to our collection of free VALENTINE’S coloring pages. Click the illustrations you like and you’ll be taken to the download and/or print page.

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2. How to download and print Valentine’s coloring pages 

VerbNow offers high-quality Valentine’s coloring pages that are free to download and print. With a various designs, you can choose any illustrations you want and start your coloring session. 

• Step 1: Browse 21 illustrations in the Valentine collection and click on “Download/Print” under your chosen image. 
• Step 2: You will see the fullsized version of that image, then choose “Print PDF” under the image.  
• Step 3: You adjust the A4 size or letter size as you want then print directly or save to your device. 

Note: If you are about to do crafts from finished free Valentine coloring page, let adjust the percentage of picture. Make suze the percentage can fit with your craft idea. 

3. Some best designs in the collection of Valentine coloring pages 

When talking about Valentine, which image pops up on your mind? Is it heart, Cupids with their arrows, love quotes or cute animals? In our collection of Valentine’s coloring pages, you can find all of these Valentine symbols. 

3.1. Heart patterns 

The heart has long been the universal symbol of love. Therefore, it is a lack if there were no heart-patterned designs in the Valentine’s Day coloring pages collection.

Hearts also make up most of our collection, you can find them in almost all designs. We offer from the simple heart pattern to the intricate one to single large hearts surrounded by smaller ones.

You can use red, pink, or even gold for the focal hearts to symbolize love and warmth. For accent colors, you can choose white to add contrasting shades and create a glossy effect. Or else, soft purple is also a goof choice for a romantic touch.

To make your artwork more vibrant, you can choose different shades of red, pink or gold. You can experiment glitter glue or metallic pens for a sparkling finish. 

3.2. Love quotes 

Loving quotes are ways to express love to your partner through word. In the collection of Valentine’s coloring pages, you can find a common word “Happy Valentine Day”. It is in a board and hold by a Teddy Bear which makes it more adorable and lovely. 

To color the words, you can choose vibrant colors like red or pink to fill in bold fonts. For cursive or decorative fonts, you may opt for gold or silver for an elegant look. You can totally experiment ombré effects on the text by blending from red to pink or pink to purple.

To make the quote stand out, I suggest to keep the background simple. Some soft pastels like light blue or cream can be a good choice for you. 

3.3. Cute animals 

Cute animals make Valentine’s coloring pages more attractive and charming. You can find a lot of lovely illustration such as: 

• A teddy bear holding a board “Happy Valentine day” 
• Two kittens lean on each other on the rooftop 
• Two owls sit next to each other on a branch
• Two bunnies hold a heart shape 
• Two birds fly around the heart patterns 

You can freely use any colors as you want such as using soft, natural tones for fur or feathers. For a classic look, you can use light brown for teddy bears, white or soft gray for bunnies, pastel blue or yellow for birds.

3.4. Cupid and Arrow 

Cupid, the cherubic symbol of love, often holds a bow and arrow or flies amid clouds and hearts. This classic Valentine motif is detailed and visually striking. You can find this Valentine signature in our cute Valentine coloring pages. 

To color these angels, you can follow my suggestions: 

• Cupid’s Skin: Use soft peach tones or light beige for a warm, glowing look.
• Wings: Keep them light and airy with white or pale blue highlights.
• Bow and Arrow: Use gold or silver for an elegant, magical feel.
• Background: Add soft clouds in pastel blue and pink for a dreamy effect.

General Coloring Tips

Before coloring Valentine’s coloring pages, make sure you have read carefully all of my notes below. I’m sure it will make you feel less confused when start coloring. 

• Consistency: You should stick to a color palette of 3–5 colors for a cohesive look across the page. If you try to use too much colors without a good combination, it will make your artwork confused.
• Texture: You can combine mediums flexibly to create great effects. For example, you can use colored pencils for detailed work, markers for bold and vibrant areas. And for soft backgrounds, you can try watercolors.
• Personal Touches: Add glitter, stickers, or patterned washi tape to enhance your finished piece.

4. Craft ideas for couples with Valentine’s coloring pages 

Finishing Valentine’s coloring pages will not the end for your couple’s activity. What’s about expanding this romance by some craft ideas I’m suggesting right now. Let’s try it and have a great time together on this special day. 

4.1. Personalized Valentine cards 

Are you preparing some gifts for your beloved person? Why don’t create a personalized card to put in the gift for extra special. It’s easy but meaningful to send to your lovers. 

You only need to prepare blank cardstock or pre-folded cards; and some decorative embelishments such as stickers, glitter, ribbon, or lace. Some basic steps to make Valentine’s card. 

• Step 1: You choose your favorite Valentine’s coloring pages with romantic elements. Now, you carefully cut around the main patterns you want to feature on the card such as hearts, love quotes, or cupids.

• Step 2: Next, you prepare the card base by folding the cardstock into a card shape. If you want, you can use patterned scissors to create decorative edges. You pass this step if you have pre-folded card. 

• Step 3: Then, you glue the cut-out designs onto the front of the card. You can experiment layering elements, place smaller hearts on top of larger ones to add dimension.

• Step 4: Now, you can decorate the cards with lace, ribbon, or stickers around the edges. Inside the card, you write a heartfelt note or poem to send to your lover.

4.2. Love jar with notes 

What’s better than giving your partner a jar filled with your love notes on Valentine day. How romantic it is when they receive your gift and read your heartfelt words. From your free Valentine’s coloring pages and a clean glass jar, you can make it. 

Now, let’s explore how to make the love jar for your lover:  

• Step 1: Wrap a strip of a colored Valentine’s coloring pages (with hearts or quotes) around the jar. You cover it with tape or glue for security. For decoration, you can ddd ribbons or twine around the neck of the jar.
• Step 2: Next, you cut small pieces of paper (about 2×2 inches) and write love notes, affirmations, or date ideas on each one. Use themed notes for specific categories, like “Reasons I Love You,” “Future Goals Together,” or “Special Memories.”
• Step 3: Now, roll or fold the notes and place them inside the jar. It’s optional to add small cut-out hearts or glitter between the notes for a romantic touch.

Now, it is ready to gift it to your partner on Valentine’s Day. Let’s encourage them to read one note each day or whenever they need a little love.

4.3. Romantic candle handle 

Imagine on Valentine’s Day, sitting in a cozy room with your loved one among warm candlelight. It would be even more wonderful if the candle holders made from Valentine’s coloring pages that you color together. 

You need some materials a clear glass jar, vase, or tealight holder; battery-operated tealight or small candle. If you have all needed things, let’s learn how to make it. 

• Step 1: Clean the glass jar or vase thoroughly to ensure the decoration sticks well.
• Step 2: Select your favorite Valentine’s sheets with patterns, quotes, or heart designs. Now, you cut the colored page to fit the height and circumference of the jar.
• Step 3: Now, you wrap the page around the jar and secure it with tape or glue. Ensure it’s tight and smooth is so important to the beauty of the holder.

• Step 4: To decorate, you add glitter or small stickers to the edges for extra sparkle. Finishing by wrapping a ribbon or piece of lace around the top or bottom of the jar.

• Step 5: Place a battery-operated tealight or small candle inside the jar. If using a real candle, ensure the paper is far enough from the flame to avoid safety hazards.

5. Some fun facts about Valentine’s day

To make your coloring sessions more fun and educational, let’s learn some facts about Valentine’s Day. You can share them to each other while enjoying our Valentine’s coloring pages.

• The Origins of Valentine’s Day: Originated from the Roman festival Lupercalia, later Christianized and named after St. Valentine.
• The First Valentine Letter: In 1415, Charles, Duke of Orleans, wrote a romantic letter to his wife from the Tower of London.
• Celebration Beyond Romance: In Finland, Valentine’s Day (Ystävänpäivä) is about celebrating friendships, not just romantic love.
• Millions of Cards Exchanged: People send 145 million Valentine’s cards yearly, second only to Christmas cards.
• Flowers and Chocolate Tradition: Roses symbolize love. Richard Cadbury introduced the first heart-shaped box of chocolates in the 1800s.

Conclusion  

Valentine’s Day can be more special and exciting this year with our free printable Valentine’s coloring pages. I strongly believe, along with romantic craft ideas, you can have great time with your partners. Keep loving and enjoying together on this romantic day!