Creative treats await with free candy corn coloring pages. This collection of 15 black and white line drawings features designs based on candy corn and Halloween in general.
Candy corn was created in the late 1880s by a man named George Renninger, who worked for the Wunderle Candy Company.
It’s considered one of the most popular Halloween candies, but at the same time, it’s also divisive, as some people can’t stand it while others love it. Whether you love it or hate it, you can’t deny how iconic it is!
In this collection, you will see plenty of candy corn designs to satiate your sweet tooth, and there are some Halloween designs for you to enjoy as well.
There will also be some suggestions for you to try out and a few fun facts about the history of candy corn.
15 Free Candy Corn Coloring Pages To Print And Color
1. Candy Corn Arranged In A Spiral Coloring PDF
Despite how popular candy corn is, some people don’t realize there is something cool you can do when you arrange them in a spiral!
Doing so makes it look like you have a piece of corn, and it’s quite effective.
2. Candy Corn Border Frame
Candy corn has become closely linked with Halloween, as it’s considered the second favorite Halloween treat after chocolate.
It used to be enjoyed year-round, but in the 1950s, it started to become common to give it out at Halloween and is now an iconic candy for the season.
In this frame, you could draw what your next Halloween costume will be. What else would you like to put in this frame?
3. Happy Cartoon Candy Corn
4. Candy Corn In A Treat Bag
Halloween vibes are back with this jack-o-lantern treat bag stuffed with candy corn!
Did you know that the day before Halloween, October 30, is National Candy Corn Day?
5. Candy Corn In A Halloween Bowl
6. Candy Corn In A Pumpkin Bucket
Jack-o-lanterns are a Halloween staple, and you will often see pumpkin-themed baskets and decorations like this one holding candy corn.
The tradition of jack-o-lanterns started in Europe when some cultures would hollow out turnips and other vegetables during the festival of Samhain, which would later be introduced in the United States and become Halloween.
7. Different-Sized Candy Corn
Candy corn comes in different sizes, and while it traditionally features Fall colors of yellow, orange and white, some variations take on other colors.
When it was first created, it was actually called ‘chicken feed’ and not candy corn.
8. Patriotic Candy Corn Coloring Sheet
9. Candy Corn Shaped House
10. Candy Corn Surrounded By Autumn Leaves
While candy corn is enjoyed year-round, it’s most popular to have it in the Fall season.
In 2016, it was estimated that around 35 million pounds of candy were produced, which equates to around 9 billion pieces of candy!
11. Candy Corn With Bat Wings
12. Candy Corn With Floral Pattern
Most people know what classic candy corn looks like, but there are many different variations, and now you can create one of your own!
Earlier, we learned that around 9 billion pieces of candy are produced per year.
To make it even more impressive, the main company making candy corn, Jelly Belly, is said to produce around 3500 pounds of candy per hour!
13. Candy Corn With Witch Hat
This candy corn character is ready for Halloween and dressed like a spooky witch! Maybe you could make a small candy corn cat to walk beside the witch.
Candy corn is a very divisive candy, as some people can’t stand it while others think it’s the best. It’s not the only debate about candy corn, as there is some disagreement about how to eat it.
Some say it should be eaten in whole pieces, while others say you should nibble them from the white pointy end. Where do you stand on the debate?
14. Cute Cartoon Candy Corn Character
This adorable cartoon candy corn character can’t wait for you to add some color!
The colors of regular candy corn are meant to represent Fall colors, but Jelly Belly will sometimes do themed variations, such as pink candy corn for Valentine’s Day.
15. Stack Of Candy Corn Coloring Page
Fans of candy corn would love to have a big stack of candy corn to snack on, and it will look delicious once you have added some color.
When candy corn first came out, it cost about 25 cents a pound, but now it’s around $9 a pound. That’s some candy inflation for you!
After You Color Your Candy Corn Pages
- Use colors to make candy corn seasonal variations for holidays like Independence Day or Christmas.
- Draw yourself wearing your dream Halloween costume while enjoying some candy corn.
- Think of some other Halloween candy that you love and draw it with the candy corn.
- Look up some fun facts about Halloween or candy corn that you didn’t know before and write them on the pages.
Candy corn is popular to enjoy around Fall, but this collection allows you to enjoy the delights of this candy at any time of the year!
I hope you enjoyed this sweet collection, and I hope that you will be inspired to use your creative powers to bring these designs to life. There are no wrong answers when it comes to creativity!
Be sure to share some of your mouth-watering art on your social media pages for others to sample as well.