Hedgehog Coloring Pages (92 Free Printable PDFs)
92 free printable pages · A4 & US Letter PDFs · Updated October 9, 2026
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A hedgehog can be busy in a surprisingly small scene: tying a boot, balancing a pinecone, or carrying a lantern. These 92 hedgehog coloring pages move among open portraits, garden finds, and shared tasks. Two friends bring a patchwork cushion to a rabbit, while other hedgehogs make music and try small craft projects. Try a broad shape for an easy start, or choose a leaf boat, puppet theater, or porch swing for more detail. Color a drawing online, or print its A4 or US Letter PDF.
Little comforts and hands-on tasks
Begin with a plant pot, a book in a leaf nest, and an apple cart. The next pages bring a quilt for a sleeping mouse, boots to lace, buttons to sort, and ribbon to measure. The mushroom and acorn pages leave more white space than the armchair or sandwich scenes.
A Little Gardening
The pot is nearly as tall as the stool, and the trowel rests within reach. The pot’s broad sides leave room for your own dots or stripes.
A Book Among the Leaves
This reader has a second book nearby. Both covers are blank, so you can add a title or small drawing of your own.
Scarf and Acorn
The scarf offers a large, simple area to fill, while the acorn cap has smaller curved sections.
The Apple Cart
Three apples rise above the cart’s sides. Try different fruit colors, or keep the apples alike and make the wheels brighter.
Tucking In a Little Mouse
The leaf makes a wide bed for the mouse. Its quilt has stripes, checks, dots, and one heart to color in different ways.
A Look Beneath the Mushroom
The mushroom cap and the hedgehog’s long back offer two broad shapes before you reach the smaller stones.
A Cup in the Armchair
A striped throw hangs over the chair arm. The sleeping cat adds a quiet second character at floor level.
Sharing a Tall Sandwich
Try different colors for the bread, leaves, and filling; the mouse’s small paws meet the sandwich at the right.
Tying the Rain Boots
The boot laces ask for a sharper pencil point, while the broad boot fronts are easier to fill.
Straightening the Bed
The blanket’s long stripes make a simple pattern, and the pillow gives you a large plain space.
Sorting Little Buttons
Each bowl holds a different cluster of buttons; use one accent color to pick out the button in the hedgehog’s paw.
Measuring a Ribbon
The ribbon travels from the bench edge toward the box, giving you a clear path to follow with color.
Garden visitors and things found outdoors
A bird waits at a fence, a snail crosses a leaf bridge, and a beetle hides under another leaf. These are small encounters rather than crowded landscapes. If you like repeating details, try the baking pan, caterpillar segments, or bird’s nest; the stepping stones and puddle have broader areas.
Stirring the Batter
The bowl has room for a bold color; the six small pan circles invite a more careful pass.
A Small Treat for the Bird
The fence boards are plain, so the tiny treat and the bird can be the bright details.
A Leaf Bridge for the Snail
The leaf veins divide a wide surface into sections, while the snail’s spiral is the finest detail.
Watching the Paper Boat
The boat’s folded triangles are easy to separate with two colors; the stream can stay mostly white.
Gathering Leaves by the Log
Three large leaflets rise above the hedgehog, with a basket ready for another color.
Finding Chestnuts
The smooth nuts and prickly husk make a useful texture contrast without adding a crowded background.
A Beetle Beneath the Leaf
Color the leaf first, then find the beetle’s tiny shell below its tip.
Meeting a Caterpillar
The caterpillar’s separate body segments give you a small repeating pattern beside the hedgehog’s larger back.
Placing the Next Stone
This spare page leaves room to add your own grass or flowers around the stones.
Checking the Bird’s Nest
The woven nest has more little spaces than the hedgehog’s body, so you can start with the larger shapes.
Splashing in Boots
The ripples around the boots can be a pale shade while the boots take two bright colors.
A Snail by the Mushroom
The mushroom cap, spiral shell, and hedgehog back give this little meeting three distinct shapes.
Small errands beyond the garden
The hedgehogs carry lanterns, check a map with an owl, bring leaves through a gate, and post a letter. A bicycle basket and the library shelf give this group more lines to work around. The sled and wind vane keep the background especially open.
Lantern Under the Pinecones
The open lantern and two pinecones bring detail to an otherwise spacious page.
Studying a Map with an Owl
The map’s route and marked spot are visible; try a light color for the paper so its lines stay clear.
Bringing Leaves to a Rabbit
The two friends face each other across the gate, with broad wooden boards to color.
Pulling the Pinecone Sled
The sled’s simple outline makes this an open page, while the pinecones add small repeating scales.
Weighing Berries at the Stall
The scale, berry bowl, and striped awning give you three separate areas to color.
A Bag at the Doorway
The open doorway frames the hedgehog without filling the page with furniture.
Wrapping a Flower Bouquet
The paper wrapper is broad; the daisy, tulip, and rounded bloom can each get their own color.
Posting a Letter
The raised paw and the envelope explain the action, and the mailbox has a wide side panel.
Choosing a Book with a Mouse
The shelves hold books of several heights, plus a globe and two little plants.
Stirring a Warm Cup
The mug offers a plain color area, and the apron can carry a pattern of your own.
Looking at the Wind Vane
A few low plants leave the vane and the hedgehog’s long scarf easy to spot.
Carrying a Mushroom Basket
The basket sits above the quills; the small mushrooms inside can share a color or all differ.
Out in different weather
A suitcase waits beside a bench and clock; later, rain boots stand by a door and two friends shelter under one leaf. The kite opens up the sky, while the porch, compost bin, and snow wall provide larger structures. The snow angel turns the hedgehog onto its back, a change of view from the walking pages.
Waiting with a Suitcase
The clock face and suitcase are clean, simple shapes around the upright hedgehog.
Pedaling with a Bread Basket
The wheels and spokes need more patience than the loaves, which have roomy curved tops.
Sailing a Leaf Boat
Two ripples sit below the boat; try one color for the leaf hull and another for its sail.
Picnic with a Turtle
The cups and basket give both friends something to do while the blanket provides the larger pattern.
Folding a Rain Poncho
The shelter has a simple roof, while the folded fabric and pair of boots carry the smaller details.
Boots by the Door
The door arch fills the upper space; the boots and umbrella can take a contrasting color.
Sharing a Leaf Umbrella
The leaf shelter is a broad color area over two small faces.
Flying a Diamond Kite
The kite and its ribbon tails can carry several colors while the hill stays open.
Moving a Wheelbarrow of Leaves
The loose leaves on the ground show the path between the wheelbarrow and bin.
Making a Leaf Card
Two different leaf outlines sit on the card, with another leaf waiting on the table.
Making a Snow Angel
The outstretched paws and curved snow marks make this page different from the upright portraits.
Building a Snow Wall
The three broad blocks are easy to fill before the thinner shovel handle.
Indoor warmth and play
The fireplace page sets a quiet pace before the bird feeder and daisies return outdoors. Then come a spinning top, puppet theater, maracas, bells, a puzzle, and dominoes. Pick the toy page for large stripes, or the puzzle and dominoes when you want smaller repeating marks.
Warming Paws by the Fire
The brick fireplace has plenty of little rectangles; the hedgehog and rug remain broad coloring regions.
Hanging a Bird Feeder
The feeder hangs between the raised paws and the bird, with separate leaves all around it.
Pointing to the Daisies
The two flower centers can match or differ, and the path leaves a quiet open background.
Taking the Hose to the Birdbath
Follow the hose’s nested curves, then color the birdbath’s wide basin.
Spinning a Wooden Top
The open background keeps attention on the toy’s broad stripes and star.
Hopping Stones with a Frog
The two animals take different poses, and each stone has a large plain top.
A Tiny Puppet Theater
The two puppets peek over the top; the scalloped curtain offers a different repeating shape below.
Shaking Maracas with a Mouse
Their round instruments can take alternating colors, and the stand gives the scene a simple center.
Trying the Hand Bells
The mallet reaches the left bell; each bell can take its own color.
A Paper Crown for the Rabbit
The crown is still in the hedgehog’s paws, right above the rabbit’s head.
Finishing the Puzzle Together
One hedgehog holds a piece above the puzzle while the other leans toward its open space.
Setting Up Dominoes
The dots on each tile make a small pattern against the table’s broad surface.
Hedgehogs from another angle
Here the shape of the hedgehog gets the spotlight: low and long on a log, curled among leaves, or turned partly away beside an acorn. A ring of separate leaves and an overhead curled pose break up the standing portraits. The bowl of berries and pinecone still give your pencil a small object to focus on.
Crossing the Fallen Log
The side view makes the spiny back a large sweep above the log’s wood grain.
Curled Up in Leaves
The closed eyes and tucked paws sit inside a simple wreath of large leaf shapes.
Looking Back at an Acorn
The back view gives the quills most of the page while the acorn adds one small detail.
A Little Leaf Circle
The leaves have different outlines, and the open spaces between them keep the page airy.
Holding a Big Knit Mitten
The mitten’s long braided pattern is the detail to color; the face and back are larger areas.
Looking into the Berry Bowl
The bowl gathers many small fruit shapes below two easy-to-find faces.
Balancing a Pinecone
The cone’s overlapping scales ask for closer coloring than the broad stump top.
Curled Among Four Leaves
The curled body makes a round center, and each leaf has its own recognizable edge.
Friends, shared work, and a cottage door
A mouse and hedgehog carry a branch across water; a turtle receives a cup; two hedgehogs raise a blanket fort. In this set, a frog points across stepping stones, a snail examines a seed packet, and two readers share a porch swing. Another drawing brings a patchwork cushion to a rabbit at the cottage door.
Carrying a Branch Across the Stream
The branch spans the water between them; the banks leave room for a few flowers.
Offering a Cup to a Turtle
The cup sits between the friends, with the awning framing their small meeting.
Bringing Rolls to the Rabbit
The basket is between the two friends, and the door’s arch stays complete above them.
Building a Blanket Fort
One friend holds the high corner while the other works at the lower side.
Lantern and Stepping Stones
The pond is one enclosed oval, so the three stones read clearly inside it.
A Seesaw with a Bird
The triangular pivot and single plank keep the game simple to color.
Showing a Seed Packet to a Snail
The blank packet holds one flower icon, with a larger spiral on the snail’s shell.
Tying a Gift Ribbon
The bow and box panels give the two friends a shared center to color.
Cup and Letter in a Leaf Nook
The leaf rim frames the face, cup, and letter without adding a busy background.
Reading on the Porch Swing
The book shows a cottage on one page and flowers on the other; a small mat rests below the swing.
Lantern Path to the Cottage
The cottage is small enough that the stepping stones and lantern remain the clear path through the page.
A Cushion for the Rabbit
The rabbit holds out a paw while both hedgehogs support the cushion beneath the complete cottage roof.
Choose a page to color
On the open pages, start with the hedgehog’s broad back and face, then pick out an acorn, mushroom, or mitten. The pinecone scales, bird’s nest, and quilt patches reward a smaller pencil point. For a simple two-color pattern, alternate shades across the scarf, rug, or gift ribbon.
Use Color online beside a drawing to fill its regions in the browser. For paper coloring, choose the A4 or US Letter PDF that matches your printer. Both paper sizes contain the same picture.
Hedgehog Errands, Music, and Friends
An oversized pear fills a wheelbarrow, and two acorns become a telephone. These little hedgehogs also try leaf printing, ring a mushroom-house bell, and play badminton with a rabbit. For a slower scene, choose the harp on its cushion or the sleeping mouse in a rocking cradle.
The Acorn Telephone
The two telephone users have separate, broad body shapes. The stump and rock can be colored independently too.
Two Fireflies beside the Jar
The fireflies stay outside the empty jar. Try a pale yellow for their bodies and leave the glass mostly white.
