Mushroom Village Coloring Pages

These 30 mushroom coloring pages visit one small village where every house is a mushroom, with a spotted cap for a roof and a round door below. The drawings are square, centered on the page, and there’s no title or number printed near the art, so a finished page can go straight into a frame.

A walk through the village

The pages move through the village in five groups of six:

1. Welcome to the village. The view down the main path, a cottage with a watering can, the village gate, a footbridge over a stream, the well in the square and a washing line beside a cottage.
2. Shops. A mouse baker with a tray of bread, a hedgehog’s potion shop, a rabbit’s flower stall, a cat’s tea room, an owl’s bookshop with a ladder and a bear selling honey among the bees.
3. Woodland friends. A rabbit in the vegetable patch, a fox by the fire, a hedgehog planting mushrooms, a squirrel weighing acorns, a deer in the meadow and an owl reading in a hollow-tree library.
4. Magical forest. A rose arch and wishing well, a tree full of tiny houses, a moonlit mushroom path, frogs and fireflies at the pond, a door in a tree root and a fairy ring.
5. Village life. Baking bread in the kitchen, a tea party in the woods, market day, an autumn barn with pumpkins, a lantern festival and the village asleep with an owl on watch.

Line work and paper

The outlines are clean and even, with no gray fill or shading, and the detail sits in roof tiles, cobblestones, jars and flowers rather than in tiny textures. The PDF’s own file description calls it cottagecore coloring for teens and adults.

The printing guide in the download gives paper weights by tool: ordinary 80–120 gsm printer paper for colored pencils, 120–160 gsm for gel pens and fineliners, and 160 gsm card or heavier for markers, with a spare sheet underneath. Page 1 is the cover, pages 2 to 31 are the coloring pages and page 32 holds the printing notes, so set a page range if you only want the scenes.