You spent hours creating a beautiful piece - don't let it languish in a drawer. Here's how to turn your finished coloring pages into real wall art.
Choosing a Frame
Our coloring pages print at US Letter size (8.5" × 11"), so standard letter-size frames work perfectly. Options:
- Budget: IKEA FISKBO or dollar store frames ($1-5)
- Mid-range: Frames from craft stores with mats (use 40% off coupons!)
- Premium: Custom framing at a local shop for your absolute best pieces
Matting
A mat (the cardboard border between the art and frame) makes a huge difference. A white or off-white mat with a standard 8×10 opening for an 11×14 frame creates an elegant presentation that makes any coloring page look like gallery art.
Gallery Wall Ideas
Group 4-9 framed coloring pages in a grid arrangement for maximum impact:
- Themed: All from one collection - like a set of botanicals or mandalas
- Color story: Pages colored in the same palette across different designs
- Progressive: Show your skill progression from first page to most recent
- Group project: Display everyone's version of the same page from a coloring night
Other Display Ideas
- Clipboard wall: Hang clipboards and swap in new favorites regularly
- Washi tape: Tape pages directly to the wall for a casual, creative look
- Photo wire: String a wire with small clips across a wall
- Leaning shelf: Prop framed pieces on a picture ledge for easy swapping
Ready to create your next masterpiece? Browse our collections for inspiration.