129 Disney Princesses Coloring Pages (Free PDF Printables)

10 Fun Ways to Use Your Disney Princesses

Whether you are looking to keep the kids entertained or add a touch of magic to your home decor, these creative activities bring your favorite Disney Princesses to life in unexpected ways.

1. Royal Stationery Sets: Resize your princess illustrations to fit small note cards. After coloring them, glue the images onto cardstock, add some glitter glue to their gowns for extra sparkle, and use them to send "magical" messages to friends.
2. Princess Paper Dolls: Print your pages on heavy cardstock and carefully cut out the princesses. Use small tabs of construction paper to create interchangeable outfits, letting your kids design their own royal ball gowns using markers and ribbons.
3. Fairytale Storyboards: Have your children pick three different princesses and draw a background on a separate sheet of paper. Cut out the princesses and glue them onto the scene to create an original crossover story where Cinderella, Belle, and Moana all meet for tea.
4. Stained Glass Windows: Once a picture is colored, use a cotton swab to lightly coat the back of the paper with vegetable oil. Let it dry, then tape it to a sunny window. The paper becomes translucent, creating a beautiful, glowing stained-glass effect.
5. Enchanted Wand Toppers: Cut out the head or full body of a princess, glue it to a sturdy piece of cardboard, and attach it to a wooden dowel. Decorate the stick with ribbons and streamers to create the perfect accessory for royal roleplay.
6. Royal Room Bunting: Create a personalized garland by coloring and cutting out multiple princess figures. Punch two holes at the top of each figure and thread them through a piece of twine or yarn to hang across a bedroom or playroom wall.
7. Customized Princess Magnets: Print your images on shrink plastic or heavy paper, color them in, and cut them out. Glue a small magnet to the back and arrange them on the fridge to keep track of important school schedules or artwork.
8. Princess-Themed Place Mats: Use large 11x17 paper to color your princesses, then laminate the finished work. These durable, royal place mats make breakfast and dinner feel like a feast in a castle.
9. Memory Matching Game: Print two copies of your favorite princess images. Color them identically, mount them on matching squares of colored paper, and flip them face down to play a classic game of Memory to test your royal concentration.
10. DIY Princess Crowns: Cut out the silhouette of a princess and glue it onto a strip of construction paper sized to fit your child’s head. Add stick-on gems and glitter to create a wearable crown worthy of a coronation.