How it works
This pirate color by number set opens on a Pirate ship with yellow sails and a black flag. The other sheets: Ship's wheel, Island with one palm, Treasure map, Open treasure chest, Gold doubloons, Pirate hat and Spyglass.
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Pirate ship color by number, sail by sail
The Pirate ship takes 4 crayons: 36 yellow squares for the two sails and three portholes, 34 brown for the hull and masts, 24 blue for the sea and 2 black for the flag. On the detailed grid the big sail has red and yellow stripes.
Three sheets, one treasure hunt
For a coloring by numbers pirate treasure hunt, print three sheets in order: the Treasure map leads by a dotted trail to a red X, the Island with one palm has the same red X on its sand, and the Open treasure chest holds the gold.
- The skull on the Pirate hat is white paper: color the black around it and it appears.
- Gold doubloons and the Open treasure chest are the two sheets that color all 144 squares.
Questions and answers
Does the color by number printable pirate set show a pirate?
No person is drawn. The eight sheets are a pirate's ship, wheel, island, map, treasure, hat and spyglass, and no sheet shows a sword, a cannon or a fight.
Which of the pirate color by number pages is the easiest?
The Pirate hat and the Ship's wheel: 3 crayons each, with 81 and 80 squares to color. The Treasure map is mostly one crayon: 118 of its 140 squares are yellow.
What is a doubloon?
A doubloon was a Spanish gold coin. The Gold doubloons sheet shows one big coin with a plain cross on its face beside a stack of coins; the cross is our own mark, not a real coin's design.