The Sword in the Stone Coloring Pages
11 free printable the sword in the stone coloring pages to download in PDF
Step into the enchanted world of Disney's classic 1963 film with these free printable The Sword in the Stone coloring pages, featuring wise old Merlin, his sharp-tongued owl Archimedes, young Arthur, and the wickedly fun Madam Mim.
The Sword in the Stone coloring pages to print in PDF
These The Sword in the Stone coloring pages bring Disney's beloved medieval adventure to life across 8 free, printable sheets your kids will love. From Merlin gazing into his magic crystal ball to Arthur being crowned king, every page captures the humor, heart, and old-world charm of this timeless classic. All pages are completely free and ready to print at home — no sign-up needed. Whether your child is a lifelong fan or discovering the story for the first time, there's a scene here to spark their imagination.
A Magical Variety of Scenes and Characters
The collection covers the full cast and some of the most memorable moments from the film. Kids can color Merlin in his long blue robes, conjuring snowflakes or peering into his glowing crystal ball. The wise and wonderfully grumpy owl Archimedes gets his own dedicated sheet, perfect for practicing feather details and warm amber tones. Madam Mim, the delightfully villainous sorceress, makes a dramatic appearance — great for bold purples and wild hair. There are also action scenes like Merlin crowning young Arthur and the funny moment where Mér is transformed into a goat, giving kids a wide range of characters, emotions, and settings to bring to life with color.
Printing Tips and the Right Pages for Every Age
All sheets are designed to print cleanly on standard US Letter (8.5 × 11 in.) paper straight from your browser or after downloading the free PDF. For the best results, use plain white paper — it handles both crayons and felt-tip markers well. Younger children aged 3–6 will enjoy the simpler close-up portraits like Merlin or Archimedes, where the outlines are bold and the shapes are easy to fill. Kids aged 7–12 can tackle the more detailed scenes — Merlin creating snow or looking into his crystal ball — which reward patience and layering techniques. Try using light blue and silver for magical effects, and don't be afraid to blend colors for Merlin's starry robes.
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Coloring ideas for The Sword in the Stone
For Merlin, go with deep navy and royal blue robes sprinkled with gold stars. Archimedes looks great in warm browns, amber, and cream. Madam Mim calls for vivid purples, hot pinks, and wild gray hair. Use pale blue and white for magical snow effects, and warm golds for Arthur's crown. Green and brown work perfectly for the enchanted forest backgrounds.
Frequently asked questions about The Sword in the Stone coloring pages
What age group are these coloring pages best suited for?
The collection works well for kids aged 3 to 12. Simpler portrait pages — like Merlin or Archimedes — are ideal for preschoolers and early elementary kids who need bold, easy-to-fill outlines. The more detailed scene pages, such as Merlin looking into his crystal ball or crowning Arthur, are better suited for children aged 7 and up who enjoy more precise coloring and can handle finer line work.
How do I print these coloring pages?
Simply open the page you want to print and click the print button directly in your browser, or download the PDF first and print from there. All sheets are formatted for standard US Letter paper (8.5 × 11 in.). For the cleanest lines, set your printer to the highest quality setting and make sure you're printing in black and white to save ink.
Are the coloring pages available as a free PDF download?
Yes! Every coloring page on coloriage.info is completely free to download as a PDF. There's no account to create and no fee to pay. Just click the download button on any sheet, save the PDF to your device, and print as many copies as you like — great for classrooms, rainy afternoons, or birthday party activities.
Is The Sword in the Stone a Disney movie, and when was it released?
Yes, The Sword in the Stone is a classic Walt Disney animated film released in December 1963. It's loosely based on the novel by T.H. White and tells the story of young Arthur, mentored by the eccentric wizard Merlin, as he discovers his destiny to become King of England. It's the 18th Disney animated feature and remains a favorite for its humor and lovable characters.