Easy spiders
The cartoon spider waves from a single thread with nothing else on the page, and a small spider sits in a web woven into a heart between two stems. Both have wide, open shapes.
These spider pages range from a round cartoon spider waving on a thread to real species drawn up close: a fuzzy jumping spider with big front eyes, a garden spider on its zigzag web, a tarantula on a desert rock and a wolf spider carrying spiderlings on its back.
There are dewy orb webs, a spider life cycle, funny scenes such as a spider knitting a scarf, and detailed mandala and zentangle designs. Start with the six picks below or browse every spider page, then download the free PDF.
The cartoon spider waves from a single thread with nothing else on the page, and a small spider sits in a web woven into a heart between two stems. Both have wide, open shapes.
The jumping spider stares out from a leaf with its large front eyes, and the garden spider rests on a web with a zigzag band through the middle. Browns, yellows and blacks keep them realistic.
The web mandala builds rings of silk, dew drops, leaves and small spiders, and the zentangle spider fills its body and legs with patterns. Fine markers suit both.
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A round cartoon spider hangs from a vertical strand, with large shiny eyes, an open mouth, segmented legs, and oval feet. Curved motion marks surround several raised legs to suggest waving.
A wide-legged crab spider rests atop the textured center of a large daisy, with a patterned butterfly hovering nearby and leafy stems and grass below.
A fishing spider stretches its hairy legs across the pond surface, making ripples beside lily pads. A frog rests on another pad near a blooming water lily.
A large garden spider sits at the center of an orb web surrounded by tall grass. Its patterned abdomen and spiny, jointed legs frame a bold zigzag band running through the web.
A round, fuzzy spider rests at the center of a heart-shaped web stretched between tall leafy stems. The spider has large eyes, an open mouth, and bent legs arranged over the web strands.
A fuzzy jumping spider raises its front legs while perched on a broad leaf. Large central eyes, smaller side eyes, segmented legs, fine hairs, and sweeping leaf veins create detailed areas to color.
Four round spiders hang by threads beneath a leafy branch. A bow and a top hat distinguish the larger spiders, while curved legs, shiny eyes, cheeks, and small smiles complete the scene.
A round spider rests at the center of an orb web strung between leafy branches. Dew drops decorate the webβs curved strands, while a sun and radiating lines appear above.
A wide-eyed peacock spider raises its front legs while displaying a large patterned fan above its furry body. A heart shape, circles, long panels, and a wood-grain branch provide distinctive detail.
A wide-eyed spider wears a pointed witch hat, with bent legs framing its round, segmented abdomen. A crescent moon, bats, stars, grass tufts, and a pumpkin-shaped bucket filled with wrapped candy surround it.
A wide-eyed cartoon spider juggles patterned balls while standing on a decorated stage. Curtains frame the act, and the balls display stars, dots, waves, stripes, a spiral, and zigzags.
A furry, wide-eyed spider uses knitting needles to make a long striped scarf that curls across the page. A woven basket beside the spider holds balls of yarn, with loose strands leading toward the work.
A circular sequence follows a spider from a silk egg sac on a leafy branch to emerging spiderlings, an airborne young spider, and an adult resting in a web. Curved arrows connect each stage.
A fuzzy spider rests across overlapping leaves, with large round eyes, segmented legs, and fine hair details. Leaf veins surround the spider, while a rounded water droplet sits nearby.
A round spider sits at the center of a large web stretched between tall flowers and leafy stems. A striped bee flies overhead, while clusters of grass fill the ground below.
A webbed silk bridge stretches between broad tree trunks above a winding forest stream. Ferns, leafy plants, rocks, a small waterfall, and tall evergreens fill the woodland scene.
A large spider web stretches between bare tree branches beneath a cratered full moon. Bats and scattered stars fill the night sky around the web and twisting limbs.
A circular spider web mandala radiates from a central hub, with small spiders arranged among layered web strands, pointed leaves, crescent shapes, droplets, curls, and round connecting nodes.
A delicate spider web hangs across the upper corner of a rain-streaked window beside a leafy potted plant. Raindrops cover the panes, while shrubs and part of a rooftop appear outside.
A dense repeating pattern combines curved spider webs, round spiders with curved mouths, and scattered leaves. Pointed and lobed leaf shapes break up the layered web sections.
A shaggy tarantula rests across the top of a broad rock in a desert scene. Tall cacti, prickly pear pads, spiky plants, shrubs, and scattered stones surround the rocky perch.
A large-eyed trapdoor spider peeks from a round burrow entrance while holding open an oval hinged lid. A cutaway view reveals the deep underground tunnel, with grass, stones, and soil above.
A large, hairy spider carries a cluster of spiderlings across its back while standing among fallen leaves. Fine leg hairs, prominent eyes, leaf veins, pebbles, and a small twig fill the woodland floor scene.
An ornate spider spreads its patterned legs around a large oval abdomen. Swirls, petals, dots, bands, and leaflike motifs fill the body and limbs against a blank background.
Color the jumping spider, garden spider, crab spider and tarantula pages, then look up one fact about each. Most spiders have eight eyes; count how many you can see on the jumping spider.
On the orb web page, color the background in soft morning colors and leave the dew drops white with a tiny blue edge so they look like they shine.
Color the spider life cycle one stage at a time, then find a real web outdoors with an adult and look for an egg sac or tiny spiderlings nearby.
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Explore another collection: Insects & Bugs coloring pages Β· Halloween coloring pages Β· Gardens coloring pages.
Realistic pages include a fuzzy jumping spider close-up with big round front eyes, a garden spider with a striped body on a web with a zigzag band, a tarantula walking across a desert rock and a wolf spider carrying spiderlings on its back.
See: Jumping Spider Close-Up Β· Garden Spider on Its Web Β· Tarantula on a Rock Β· Wolf Spider Carrying Spiderlings
A round cartoon spider waves while hanging from a thread, big kawaii spiders dangle from a leafy branch, one spider knits a long striped scarf and another juggles balls on a small stage.
See: Cartoon Spider Waving Β· Kawaii Spiders Hanging From a Branch Β· Spider Knitting a Scarf Β· Spider Juggling Balls
Yes. The life cycle page shows the stages in circles joined by arrows, from an egg sac and hatching spiderlings to a young spider on a silk thread and an adult spider resting on its web.
See: Spider Life Cycle
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