Plan Your Quilt Colors
Looking for help planning quilt colors digitally? Read my full tutorials on creating quilt mockups and using Electric Quilt 8 for quilt design and fabric planning.
Free Quilt Coloring Pages
Choosing fabrics and colors for a quilt can feel overwhelming, especially when there are so many beautiful fabric collections and color combinations to choose from. These free quilt coloring pages make it easy to test ideas before you start cutting fabric so you can feel confident in your quilt planning process.
Whether you prefer using colored pencils and markers or creating digital quilt mockups on your phone or tablet, printable quilt coloring sheets are a simple and fun way to experiment with color placement, contrast, and fabric balance. Many quilters use coloring pages to audition scrappy layouts, try bold modern color palettes, or visualize how a quilt pattern will look in solids versus prints. Learn more about different methods for quilt planning and digital quilt mockups in this guide to creating quilt mockups.
All Homemade Emily Jane quilt patterns include free quilt coloring pages to help you design your own unique version of each quilt. From beginner-friendly half square triangle quilts like the Sail Quilt Pattern to bold geometric designs like the Luminary Quilt Pattern and scrappy modern quilts like the Keystone Quilt Pattern, coloring sheets can help you explore endless quilt design possibilities before sewing your first seam.
If you enjoy designing quilts digitally, many quilters love using apps and software programs to create quilt mockups with these printable coloring pages. The Recolor App, PreQuilt, and EQ8 are all popular tools for testing quilt color palettes and fabric combinations before making a quilt top.
Looking for more quilt inspiration? Browse modern quilt patterns like the Keepsake Quilt Pattern, Connector Quilt Pattern, Bonanza Quilt Pattern, and Stratus Quilt Pattern for even more quilting ideas and free printable quilt coloring pages.
Free Printable Quilt Coloring Pages
Each Homemade Emily Jane quilt pattern has a FREE coloring page to help you plan your quilt! Download them by clicking on the pattern names below:
Frequently Asked Questions About Quilt Coloring Pages
What are quilt coloring pages?
Quilt coloring pages are printable outlines of quilt patterns that help quilters plan fabric placement and experiment with color combinations before sewing. Many quilters use them to test different quilt color palettes, audition fabrics, and create quilt mockups.
How do you use quilt coloring pages?
You can print quilt coloring pages and color them with colored pencils, crayons, or markers, or upload them into a digital app for quilt planning. Many quilters enjoy using tools like Procreate, Canva, Recolor, or PreQuilt to create digital quilt mockups.
Why should I make a quilt mockup before sewing?
Creating a quilt mockup helps you visualize your finished quilt before cutting fabric. It can help you test contrast, balance colors, plan scrappy layouts, and avoid expensive fabric mistakes. If you want to learn more about digital quilt planning, read this guide to creating quilt mockups.
Are these quilt coloring pages free?
Yes! Homemade Emily Jane offers free printable quilt coloring pages for many modern quilt patterns so you can experiment with different fabric and color ideas before starting your quilt.
Can beginners use quilt coloring sheets?
Absolutely. Quilt coloring sheets are helpful for beginners and experienced quilters alike. They make it easier to understand quilt block placement, visualize fabric choices, and build confidence before sewing.
What’s the best way to choose quilt colors?
A great way to choose quilt colors is by testing several combinations using a printable quilt coloring page or digital quilt mockup. Try mixing light, medium, and dark fabrics for contrast, and don’t be afraid to experiment with bold color palettes or scrappy fabric combinations.
What apps can I use for digital quilt mockups?
Popular apps and programs for quilt mockups include Procreate, Canva, Recolor, PreQuilt, and EQ8. These tools allow you to digitally color quilt patterns and experiment with fabric placement before starting your project. If you want to learn more about using EQ8 for quilt planning, visit this guide to Electric Quilt 8.
