Welcome to our adorable 22 Sanrio’s My Melody coloring pages! As one of the most popular characters among Sanrio’s characters, many kids are looking forward this collection.
You may love these unique designs with bold lines and totally free to download and print. Take a look at our cute collection, try some fun craft ideas, and discover interesting facts about My Melody!
1. Free My Melody Coloring Pages Printable PDF
My Melody is a lovable Sanrio character known for her iconic pink hood and gentle smile. She’s kind, polite, and often seen with flowers or baking cookies for friends. That sweet personality makes her a favorite for kids who enjoy wholesome, heartwarming characters.
All the coloring pages of My Melody on VerbNow are free to download and print. Have a look at 22 illustrations of this Sanrio’s character and enjoy the coloring fun.
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2. How to download and print My Melody coloring pages
It is so easy to download and print any My Melody designs from VerbNow. This is the quick instruction to own any My Melody pictures you want.
- Step 1: First of all, you connect your available digital devices such as phone, laptop to a printer. Don’t forget to prepare good quality papers to ensure better results.
- Step 2: Browse our collection and click directly on the My Melody image you want to print. After clicking, you will be directed to the full-sized version in a new tab.
- Step 3: Scrolling down and find the green icon “Print PDF” under the image. Then, use the printer icon (top left) to print or the PDF icon to save the file.
On VerbNow, you are allowed to change the scale of images and the image size (A4 or US letter). If you want to do some craft ideas, these settings will be important, so take note!
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3. How to color My Melody coloring sheets as the origin
My Melody has a pinky and cute appearance that kids and adults both love. I think it is not easy to put iconic colors on her but read this part if you want to make your artwork pop.
3.1. Some recommended tools you can prepare
To have an outstanding coloring page, you can prepare some tools. It is only our recommendation, you can basically pick up your favorite coloring tools and fill in blank.
- Choose favorite coloring tools: Choose any tools you like or have in hands. Crayons, colored pencils, markers or even watercolor pencils are all fine.
- Gel pens: For a blink finishing touches, you can prepare gel pens. VerbNow recommends you on white, gold or glitter gel pens.
- Blending tools: To create a smooth transition, it is a must. You can choose among blending stump, cotton swab or tissue.
- Some other tools: You can prepare erasers and sharpeners if you use colored pencils. Fine black pens can be used for clean outlines.
3.2. Color My Melody’s hood
The hood is the most iconic part of My Melody’s design! It is not her without this hood, so let’s color it in its original color which is soft pink. However, feel free to add variation such as blue sky or pastel purple!
- Base layer: Start with a light pink base such as baby pink or rose blush. You press lightly in small circular stroke until you fill entire hood area evenly.
- Shading: To shade, use a slightly darker pink such as bubblegum pink or coral. You put color around the edges of the hood. Using the blending tool to make a clear transition with the base layer.
- Highlights: Leave a bit of white or add a touch of white pencil or gel pen in the center of the hood.
If you have glitter gel pen, add a layer of them to the bow or ear of My Melody. This small touch will help her sparkle and attractive.
3.3. Color the My Melody’s cheeks
My Melody has a cute look, even though the original one doesn’t have blush, but why not? You can add blush to her cheek on your My Melody coloring pages to make it pop.
- You pick a light pink color which should be lighter than her hood’s one. Then you color it in a circle on both cheeks, keep the pressure light so the blush blends naturally with the white fur.
- For smoother transitions, blend it gently with a cotton swab or blending stump.
3.4. Coloring the body and face
Yeah I know what you are thinking: “My Melody’s face and body are totally white.” But should you leave boring blank? It must be funnier if you follow some of my suggestion here.
- You choose the white or milky hue to cover the fur are, it’s much better than leaving it uncolored. Because, it will smooth the paper and create a subtle shine.
- Focus on this step that makes your artwork different! Using one among these colors light gray, cool beige, or pale blue. Then, lightly shade the outer parts such asunder her arms, near the legs, below the chin to create depth.
- Blend the shades inward softly, keeping the center areas of her body lighter to create depth and softness. If you want a more stylized look, add a hint of lavender or mint green to the shadows.
3.5. Color My Melody accessory
My Melody usually appear with some cute objects on her hood such as bows, flowers or hearts. It doesn’t have a specific colors and this part is for you to be creative.
I suggest you on prioritizing pastel colors such as baby blue, light yellow, mint green. It will better match with the color palette in her body and hood. You can personalize it by adding a white gel pen for that objects as well.
3.6. Let’s play with background of My Melody coloring page
It is undeniable that background is one of the most important elements to set the mood for the picture. It also provides space for kids to play with colors and their creativity. The common background in My Melody coloring pictures are sky, clouds, stars and rainbows.
- Sky: Baby blue, pale lavender, soft mint, peach blush
- Clouds: White, light gray, pale lilac, ice blue
Stars: Light yellow, pastel pink, lavender, gold glitter, pearl white - Rainbows: Pink, peach, light yellow, mint green, baby blue, lavender
Cupcakes:- Wrapper: Mint green, pastel purple, baby blue
- Frosting: Strawberry pink, butter yellow, cream white
- Toppings: Rainbow sprinkles, red or pink cherry
- Hearts: Blush pink, pastel purple, cotton candy blue, peach
3.7. Final Touches
Your coloring page of Sanrio’s My Melody has been already amazing. To make the final touches, you can try these things
- Outline My Melody: Using black fine pen you have prepared. You outline the edges of the character and other patterns to make it clean and bold.
- Write your name or a sweet quote beside under the image or beside her using calligraphy pens.
4. Some craft ideas to do with the finished My Melody coloring pages
Making art and craft is a good way to boost kid’s creativity and tact. After coloring, you can allow kids to do some crafts with their finished artwork.
4.1. DIY 3D Stand-Up My Melody Display
I think every kids love having a cute 3D My Melody to decorate their desk or shelf. It is not too easy to do it alone for kids but it’s a chance for adults help and build bond with them.
To do this craft, you need to have colored My Melody page, thick cardstock, scissors, glue, ruler, pencil. Besides, some other decorations such as glitter, washi tape, stickers depend on you.
This is how to do this 3D Stand-Up My Melody step by step.
- Step 1: Choose your favorite coloring page and cut My Melody design out carefully.
- Step 2: Then, you glue the cutout onto cardboard and trim it neatly.
- Step 3: Make a foldable stand using a cardboard triangle or rectangle.
- First choice is to use a 2 x 4 inch rectangle of cardboard.
- Another one is cut an isosceles triangle (flat base with two equal sides), around 3 inches tall. Fold the rectangle in half vertically so it forms an upside-down “V”
- Step 4: Carefully stick the glued side to the bottom back of your My Melody cutout. Position it near the bottom center, aligned straight, to support balance.
- Step 5: Last step is decorate as you want such as adding glitter, flowers, or stickers for decoration.
4.2. DIY My Melody Bookmark
To encourage reading, join them in creating bookmarks from finished my melody coloring pages. Some needed materials are cardstock/thick paper, scissors, glue stick, hole punch and ribbon/yarn.
- Step 1: Cut out a rectangular strip from your coloring sheet. You also can use My Melody’s face or full-body image as the top of the bookmark.
- Step 2: Glue it onto a piece of cardstock for durability and trim to shape. Use the size you want such as 1.5 inches x 4 inches or 2.5 inches x 7 inches.
- Step 3: To decorate, you can use washi tape, glitter, or stickers and glue them around the edges.
- Step 4: You can laminate the bookmark for extra durability (it’s optional). Then, you punch a hole at the top center and tie a ribbon or yarn to create a cute tassel.
4.3. DIY My Melody Wall Art & Posters
Making wall art or poster is the most easiest way to reuse the finished My Melody coloring pages. It’s easy with simple materials: cardboard or foam board, picture frame, spray adhesive.
Noted that cardboard or foam board needs to be slightly larger than the coloring page. Besides,
- Step 1: Glue the completed My Melody coloring sheet onto a piece of sturdy cardboard or foam board.
- Step 2: You can decorate the coloring page with washi tape, stickers, draw flowers. Another idea is to write your child’s name and the date to personalize it.
- Step 3: Last step is to place the decorated artwork inside a photo frame. Choose a spot in your child’s room, playroom, or even in the hallway to hang it up.
5. Some fun facts about Sanrio’s My Melody
If you are a teacher or parent, while kids Sanrio’s My Melody coloring pages, tell them some facts. It is a good chance to combine entertained activity with educational one.
- My Melody is a rabbit, not a human! A lot of people wonder which animal My Melody is and now you have answer.
- The pink hood is an priceless thing to My Melody that she always wear. The reason is the person made that hood for her is her grandmother.
- My Melody was born in the forest of Mariland on January 18th and is a Capricorn.
- Her favorite hobby is baking cookies with her mom and her favorite cake is almond pound cake.
- She often appears with Kuromi, and knowns as her best friend who is her mischievous counterpart.
- Her full name is just “My Melody”, and she was introduced by Sanrio in 1975 — even older than Hello Kitty!
Conclusion
It is no doubt that My Melody coloring pages collection is one the most popular collection. Kids don’t only love her cute outlook but also her sweet personality. VerbNow hopes that we have brought you fun and relaxed through free coloring pages and craft ideas.
