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Cat coloring pages

Printable cat coloring pages for grown-ups and teens: chubby, sleepy cottage cats tucked into window boxes, teacups, bread baskets and knitting wool. Every page is a PDF you download straight away and print at home, in US Letter or A4.

Coloring page of a chubby cat curled up in a window box of geraniums
Cat in a window boxCozy Cottage Cats
Coloring page of a cat peeking out of a terracotta flower pot
Cat in a flower potCozy Cottage Cats
Coloring page of a cat sitting in a bicycle basket full of flowers
Cat in a bicycle basketCozy Cottage Cats
Coloring page of a cat asleep on a cushioned window seat
Cat on a window seatCozy Cottage Nooks

Cat coloring books

Sixty cat pages in one book, or three books for $16.99 with the Seasons & Cats trio.

See the Cozy Cottage collection

Sixty cats, one in every cottage nook

Cozy Cottage Cats is our cat book: 60 different pages, each with a cat (occasionally two) as the star. They’re curled up in a window box of geraniums, asleep on a patchwork quilt, squeezed into a teacup, a wellington boot, a laundry basket and a bread basket, watching birds at the feeder, sheltering under an umbrella and having a picnic on a blanket. The cats are round and chibi-cute, with big heads and happy closed eyes, and the props around them stay simple, so a page is relaxing to color rather than fiddly.

Cats wander through the rest of the Cozy Cottage books too: on the doorstep in Cozy Cottage, by the range in Cozy Cottage Kitchen, on window seats and writing desks in Cozy Cottage Nooks, in the pumpkin patch in Cozy Cottage Autumn and climbing the tree in Cozy Cottage Christmas. If you’d like the cat book plus the two seasonal books, the Seasons & Cats trio is all three for $16.99.

Coloring ideas for cats

  • Pick a real coat first. Ginger tabby (honey brown with darker stripes), grey and white, calico (patches of honey, cream and soft black-brown) and cream are all easy with a few pencils. A coat you know makes a page feel like your own cat.
  • Keep dark cats mid-tone. For a black cat, use charcoal grey or dark brown rather than pure black, then press harder only at the edges. Pure black flattens the face and hides the happy eyes.
  • Give the cat the brightest spot. Soft sage, blush pink or butter yellow around the cat and a slightly warmer or stronger color on the cat itself keeps the eye where it belongs.
  • Blush is the finishing touch. A light circle of pink pencil on each cheek, added last, is what makes these cats look sleepy and content.

Every book comes with a full-color reference guide, a colored version of each page numbered to match, if you’d like a palette to start from.

Try a cat page free

The free Cozy Cottage sampler has ten pages, one from every book, including a cat in a straw hat, a cat holding a teacup and a cat climbing the Christmas tree. No email needed. Print one on your own paper to see how the lines come out, then read our printing guide if anything looks off.

Common questions

Are these cat coloring pages for adults or for kids?

They’re drawn for teens and adults, but the style is cute and gentle with bold outlines and open spaces, so older children who can color with pencils enjoy them too. There’s nothing scary in any of them.

How many cat pages are in Cozy Cottage Cats?

Sixty, all different, one design per page. The download has a US Letter PDF, an A4 PDF and a full-color reference guide.

Can I print the same cat page more than once?

Yes. Print as many copies as you like for yourself, your family or your own classroom. The license has the details.

What should I color them with?

Colored pencils, markers, gel pens and crayons all work. For gel pens and fine-tip markers, print on 100–120 gsm (28–32 lb) paper; for alcohol or brush markers, use 160 gsm (65 lb) or cardstock so the ink doesn’t soak through.