10 Candy Cane Coloring Pages - Free!

Christmas

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Sweets with red and white stripes that arrive to sweeten our Christmas. That's right! The candy canes arrived at Coloring Together Do you like how we have colored it? We are sure that with your skills you will make drawings that are just as good or even better.

Since we know that sweets make Christmas sweeter for us, we have decided to bring you a gallery with one of the most popular sweets during these festivities. The candy canes!

You will find a variety of candy canes to color, animated candy canes, and candy canes to print. Make sure not to get too much of a sweet tooth as you finish.

What materials do you think will be right to help you decorate these candy canes? If you use watercolors and play a little with the shadows so that they have volume it will become an irresistible treat for whoever sees it.

Would you like everyone to see your skills? Send us a photo! We love receiving the drawings of our followers. We have a gallery reserved for all the little ones who send us their works.

Make sure to have on hand all the necessary materials for decorating these delicious sweets that we love to eat at Christmas. Ready? Don't leave any of the candy cane images to color undecorated.

Candy Canes coloring pages

Why color candy canes pictures?

Candy canes are one of the popular sweets during the Christmas festivities. The origin of candy canes is not known exactly, but the most popular theory says that they originate from Germany.

Besides being one of the most delicious sweets to eat, in some homes they are also used to decorate the Christmas tree. Pretty practical, don't you think? That is why we would like you to learn a little more about these interesting treats that have been sweetening our lives for decades.

While you entertain yourself with the candy cane coloring pages you will be able to learn new things that you surely did not know. It is a great 2-for-1! Don't miss this excellent opportunity.

The candy cane images to color are waiting for you to have a pleasant Christmas experience at Coloring Together Don't waste any more time!

Learn while coloring Candy Canes

Did you know that there is a belief that candy canes have their origin in the city of Cologne, Germany?
Candy canes began to appear from 1670.
One theory says that at first candy canes were sugar sticks given to babies to calm them down. They became related to Christmas when a choir director began giving them to the youngest children to calm them before the Christmas performances.
Candy canes have that shape so that they resemble the staffs of the shepherds of Bethlehem.
Candy canes arrived in the United States in 1897, but it was not until 1920 that they became popular as Christmas sweets, thanks to candy maker Bob McCormack.
Until 1950 candy canes were made by hand, it was Gregory Keller who invented the machine to make the work easier.
At first, candy canes were simple white sugar sticks, but around the year 1900 candy makers added mint and the classic red stripes. More than a century passed before it expanded to the enormous variety of flavors that we can find today.
In the Christian belief it is said that the white color of candy canes represents the purity of the Virgin Mary, and the red symbolizes the blood and sacrifice of Jesus Christ.
December 26 in the United States celebrates National Candy Cane Day.
Candy canes measure on average about 5 inches tall
The Guinness record for the longest candy cane has a length of 51 feet.
One of the Christian beliefs is that the candy cane has that shape to represent the capital J of the name of Jesus.
Candy canes are also known in some countries as “Candy cane.”