Hand Drawn Owl Maze Part Two – Free Printable PDF

For this month’s maze I wanted to create a simpler maze and go back to my “roots”. If you have followed my work from the beginning you would know that the first maze I created after my 20 year break was an owl maze for my daughter (see below). I have been thinking about doing a second owl maze for a long time and my t-shirt with the tootsie owl was my inspiration.

Free Printable Hand Drawn Maze. Easily downloadable and printable PDF format. Great Mazes for both kids & adults very challenging but fun.
Free Printable Hand Drawn Owl Maze. Easily downloadable printable PDF format. Great Mazes for both kids & adults very challenging but fun.
This is the first maze I did after taking a 20 year break

Below is the sketch of the maze as I was creating the drawing. All of my mazes start as a pencil drawing and then are filled in with markers and colored pencil. The maze is then scanned into a digital PDF format so they’re easy to download and print.

Free Printable Hand Drawn Maze. Easily downloadable and printable PDF format. Great Mazes for both kids & adults very challenging but fun.
Free Printable Hand Drawn Owl Maze. Easily downloadable printable PDF format. Great Mazes for both kids & adults very challenging but fun.

Enjoy this maze you want to try another similar maze? Check out my Brain Maze or my Pittsburgh Maze. If you’re looking for more free printable mazes check out my homepage.

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