Sleeping Beauty coloring pages

Free, printable Sleeping Beauty coloring pages

Choose among 29 drawings, from Aurora sleeping peacefully to Maleficent beside a spinning wheel. Some scenes have broad shapes for a quick coloring session; others include flowers, stained glass, or a mandala for a slower project. The mix makes it easy to pick a page to suit the time and attention you have.

Make up a Sleeping Beauty story

Turn a few pictures into a story in sequence. Start with Aurora among the forest animals, bring in the three fairies, then imagine what happens when Maleficent leads her toward the spinning wheel. A sleeping Aurora and the watching fairies can make a quiet final scene.

For a group activity, let each child choose a figure to color, then tell the scene together. One child might give Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather different dress colors, while another colors the birds, squirrel, or other forest animals. For more royal figures to add to the story, browse the Princess coloring pages.

Choose by age and coloring level

For a 3-year-old, choose a picture with a large, familiar figure and few small areas. A 7-year-old may enjoy adding color to a fuller scene, while adults may prefer designs with fine details to work through at a relaxed pace. The drawings also include some in-between choices for children ready for a little more detail.

Easy Sleeping Beauty coloring pages for kids

The simpler pictures show Aurora asleep in bed, Aurora with the three fairies, and Flora, Fauna, or Merryweather on their own. Their clear subjects are easy for young children to recognize and color. Prince Philip watching Aurora with the forest animals gives kids a little more to point out, while keeping the scene approachable. A cute baby Aurora playing with a squirrel is another friendly choice.

Detailed Sleeping Beauty coloring pages for adults

For a longer coloring session, choose Aurora in stained glass, surrounded by flowers, or at the center of a flower mandala. These designs invite careful work on repeated shapes and small spaces. Other detailed scenes bring more of the story into view, including Aurora singing to birds, the fairy godmothers beside her, and Maleficent in dragon form. A forest courtship scene with Prince Philip offers figures and scenery to color together.

The film behind the coloring pages

Sleeping Beauty is a Walt Disney animated film released in 1959. Its characters in this collection include Princess Aurora, Maleficent, Prince Phillip, King Stefan, King Hubert, and the fairy godmothers Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather.

The drawings show the contrast between the fairies who care for Aurora and Maleficent, along with her raven Diablo and her goons. Use those different roles to help children identify who is in each scene. In pictures with the spinning wheel, sleeping Aurora, or the castle, they can also describe what might be happening.

Print Sleeping Beauty coloring pages as PDFs

Choose a drawing and select “Open the PDF” to view its page, or select “Print” to send it straight to a printer, including from a phone. Check the print preview and choose fit to page so the whole design stays visible. Thicker paper can help with markers, while colored pencils are useful for the small spaces in the stained glass and mandala.