Scary Halloween Coloring Pages Printables

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How do I make my own coloring book?

Today the atmosphere in the office is very quiet, you know that I am about to take a day off, so most of the employees are on leave and work seems to be a bit less While opening the computer, I remember preparing to go home tomorrow on Halloween holidays, so I can't wait to meet my family. My brother is married and has two children, a boy, and a girl, now they are having fun coloring. suddenly I think I want to make them scary Halloween coloring pages, it turns out to be super easy! While today I don't have much work to do, I just search for scary coloring pictures for kids on the internet, there are so many templates scattered on Google, I was confused to choose one. But in the end, I chose some images that thought was good. After that, I downloaded it and organized it again into several categories so it was easy to print, there was a category of fruits and vegetables, animals, landscapes, vehicles, robots, cartoons, etc. The result turns out to be good, It is much cheaper and more varied choices than buying them, plus it only needs some paper and the printer to make it.

What can you do with old coloring pages?

Wondering what to do with a pile of your kid’s scary Halloween coloring pages from last Halloween? Here are some ideas for you!

1. Turn it into a colorful wrapping paper.
2. Coloring a gift bag.
3. Phone case.

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Can I turn a picture into a coloring page?

Since it’s Halloween, you can make scary Halloween coloring pages or custom your own coloring pages with Adobe Illustrator from pictures that already exist!

Step 1 – Download pictures that you like (make sure it’s free to use) or prepare your own picture in a file on your computer.

Step 2 – Open Adobe Illustrator and adjust your worksheet sizes.

Step 3 – Copy your picture to the Adobe Illustrator worksheet by clicking ctrl+v.

Step 4 – Click the picture and click Image Trace, and then click Expand.

Step 5 – Click Ungroup in the quick action area.

Step 6 – Then click Fill and select none.

Step 7 – Under Fill, you can find Stroke, Click it, and change to black color, and you can adjust the thickness of the picture’s line by clicking the upward and downward button.

Step 8 – Finally, save it, print it and you’re done! Super easy!