Kuromi fans can now enjoy hours of coloring fun with our free printable Kuromi coloring pages! This adorable Sanrio character is full of charm and a little bit of mischief, and now you can bring her to life with your favorite colors.

These printable pages are perfect for kids who enjoy arts and crafts. Simply download, print, and start coloring—no special tools needed. Whether it’s a rainy day, a quiet weekend, or just a moment to relax, these coloring sheets are a fun way to spark creativity and imagination.

Our Kuromi coloring pages are completely free and easy to print at home. Children can use crayons, markers, or colored pencils to create their own colorful Kuromi world. It’s a simple activity that can keep little hands busy and happy.

10 Fun Things to Make with Kuromi Coloring Pages

Kuromi is My Melody’s funny rival, and she’s so much fun to color. Instead of throwing your finished Kuromi pages in a pile, try these cool craft ideas you can make at home!

1. Kuromi TV Scene

Draw an old TV with a big frame. Make a background inside. Cut out your Kuromi, glue her to cotton balls, and put her in the scene. Add more cotton to make it look 3D.

2. Kuromi Christmas Ornament

Glue two craft sticks into an X. Cut out Kuromi, glue her in the middle, and decorate her hat with glitter. Add little bells to make it jingle.

3. Kuromi Notebook

Fold paper in half, staple it into a book, and glue Kuromi cutouts on the cover and pages.

4. Kuromi Kite Picture

Make a paper kite. Glue Kuromi so her ears stick out. Glue the kite to blue paper with cotton clouds.

5. Kuromi Tape

Stick Kuromi strips on wax paper with tape. Roll it up and use it like fun, homemade tape.

6. Kuromi Candle Decoration

Wrap a Pringles can with a Kuromi page. Paint the lid, add a fake “flame” with a toothpick, and put it on a jar lid.

7. Kuromi Door Ladder

Make a ladder from black paper. Glue Kuromi on the rungs and hang it on your door.

8. Kuromi Jester Hat

Cut a jester hat from poster board. Decorate it with Kuromi pictures and wear it.

9. Kuromi Puzzle

Glue your coloring page to cardboard. Cut it into shapes and put it back together.

10. Kuromi Balloon

Cut out Kuromi and tape her to a balloon. Add paper ears for extra fun.

Coloring Kuromi is already a lot of fun, but turning those pages into crafts makes it even better! From decorations and puzzles to hats and ornaments, there are so many ways to use your finished Kuromi coloring pages. These ideas are easy, creative, and a great way to spend time with family or friends.

So grab your art supplies, print out more free Kuromi coloring pages, and let your imagination run wild. The more you create, the more unique Kuromi treasures you’ll have to enjoy and share!