Easter Lamb Coloring Page with a Neck Bow and an Egg Basket

Print this Easter Lamb Coloring Page with a Neck Bow and an Egg Basket for a gentle spring sheet. A smiling lamb rests in the grass with a ribbon bow tied under its chin, a small woven basket of eggs sits in front of it, and tulips, daisies and a daffodil grow around the edges.

This easy, free printable suits ages 4 to 7, with one large, soft outline for the lamb and a few smaller shapes in the basket and the flowers. Teachers and catechists can add it to a spring lesson, and families can print it for Easter morning.

How this coloring page was created

For this page, we typed this idea into Colorin AI: "a little lamb with a ribbon bow around its neck, lying in the grass next to a small basket of Easter eggs and spring flowers."

Here, "lying in the grass" shows the lamb on its belly with both front legs folded forward, so the lamb fills the middle of the page as one wide, rounded shape. The "ribbon bow around its neck" has two loops, a round knot and two tails, tied over a thin band. The "small basket of Easter eggs" sits at the lower right, close to the lamb, with the back half of the lamb tucked behind it, and the "spring flowers" grow around the edges of the page.

Wool, Bows and a Basket on This Easter Lamb Coloring Page

The wool has a scalloped outline around the head and the body, so the edge looks soft and curly. The face inside the wool is smooth, with large eyes, a small nose and a wide smile.

The wide wool areas suit younger kids who color with broad strokes, and the basket gives them a second, smaller task with clear rows to follow.

The lamb has two ears that stick out to the sides, eyes with a white shine and long lashes, and a round tuft of a tail on the right. Its two front hooves rest on the grass at the left. The bow at its neck ends in two tails with notched tips.

The basket has a twisted rope handle and rim, five rows of brick-like blocks, and a second bow tied on its right side. Above the rim, the left egg has four stripes, the middle egg has wavy lines and three dots, and the right egg has five dots. Two tulips grow on the left, one open and one still closed, with three daisies below them, and a daffodil with a ruffled center stands on the right.

Coloring Ideas and Techniques

Leave the wool white or give it a pale cream, then add light gray along the scalloped edge to round out the body. A soft pink works inside the ears and on the nose. Keep the face a shade lighter than the wool so the eyes and the smile stay clear.

Use the same color on both bows, the one at the lamb's neck and the one on the basket, so the two bows match. Real spring colors suit the flowers, such as a yellow daffodil, pink tulips and white daisies with yellow centers. The basket can stay a warm brown so the eggs stand out, with two shades alternating on the twisted rope of the handle and rim.

If there is a stuffed lamb at home, take a picture of it and print a page from your lamb photo to color beside this one.

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