Bluey Christmas Coloring Pages
Free Bluey Christmas Coloring Pages: 24 printable PDF designs featuring the Blue Heeler puppy hanging stockings, trimming a tree, riding Santa’s sleigh, and hugging Bingo in matching sweaters, plus a Merry Blueymas greeting. Pick a favorite to print, or tint it digitally on a tablet, free every time.
Bluey is a six-year-old Blue Heeler from the Australian animated series created by Joe Brumm and made by Ludo Studio in Brisbane. She lives with her dad Bandit, her mum Chili, and her little sister Bingo, a Red Heeler, and turns everyday moments into big imaginative games. Christmas in Brisbane arrives in the middle of summer, so the show’s two holiday episodes, Verandah Santa and Christmas Swim, take place in warm weather rather than snow. The snowy pages here give fans a cozy winter version of the same family fun.
Simple Bluey portraits suit toddlers and preschoolers. Busier scenes with sleighs, fireplaces, and front doors give older kids more detail.
What’s Inside This Collection
Decorating scenes, Santa and presents, snow and sweater days, and holiday greetings make up the 24 designs.
Decking the Halls
Bluey hangs stockings on the mantel, trims the tree with ornaments, wraps herself in a string of lights, and places a wreath on the front door. Color the stockings Cranberry Red with Snow White cuffs, the tree a deep Forest Green, and make every bulb a different bright shade.
Santa and Presents
These pages show Bluey steering a reindeer sleigh, wrapping gifts, popping out of a present, and receiving a package from Santa by the fireplace. Wrap the boxes in Sunny Yellow and Bright Turquoise paper, and give Santa’s suit a classic Scarlet with fluffy White trim.
Snow and Sweater Days
Bluey builds a snowman, holds a holiday banner, and shares a big hug with Bingo while the sisters wear matching Christmas sweaters. Use Bluey’s two shades of blue against Bingo’s warm orange-red, and add zigzag stripes in Holly Green and Cherry Red across both sweaters.
Merry Christmas Greetings
Bold lettering pages pair Bluey, and sometimes Bingo, with Merry Christmas messages, including one Merry Blueymas design. Fill the words with alternating Sky Blue and Tangerine to echo the two Heeler sisters.
What Bluey Christmas Coloring Pages Do
Turning holiday prep into play. Bluey’s whole world runs on make-believe, and these pages invite the same spirit. Kids can color the stocking or wreath scene, then act it out by hanging their own stocking or helping place a decoration at home. Parents can ask which job Bluey seems to enjoy most, which turns a simple sheet into a conversation about family traditions.
Celebrating sisters and family. The sweater hug between Bluey and Bingo gives siblings an easy page to color side by side. Each child can take one sister, choose sweater colors together, and talk about something kind they will do for each other over the holidays. Families can also compare their own Christmas routines with the Heelers’ summer celebration in Australia.
Practicing fine motor control on big shapes. Bluey’s rounded ears, chunky paws, and wide snout give preschoolers generous spaces to fill before they move on to smaller ornaments and snowflakes. Structured coloring builds fine motor control in ages 2 through 7, an advantage American Academy of Pediatrics material calls out for young kids, and these pages step up in difficulty as small hands gain control.
Winding down after a busy day. December evenings can be full of noise and excitement. Curry and Kasser, writing up their 2005 work for the Art Therapy Journal, saw anxiety ease in adults who filled in a plaid or mandala shape, while free scribbling on empty paper brought no such drop, and the repeating sweater stripes and snowflakes here give kids a similar quiet pattern to follow.
How to Color Bluey Christmas Pages Well
- Bluey’s blue coat: Use a medium Blue for most of her fur and a darker Navy for the patches on her back and ears. Add a lighter shade on her muzzle and tummy so she looks just like the show.
- Bingo’s warm coat: Color Bingo in Orange-Red with a soft cream tone on her face and belly. Her warm colors stand out nicely next to Bluey’s cool blues.
- Christmas sweaters: Give each sweater its own base shade, then layer simple zigzags, dots, or snowflakes over it. Matching patterns make the sister hug page look extra cozy.
- Santa and the sleigh: Shade Santa’s coat Red with darker folds and give the sleigh a shiny Gold trim. Brown reindeer with a Black outline keep the scene easy to read.
- Twinkling lights: Make every bulb its own bright shade, saving a speck of bare paper for the shine. A pale Yellow glow around each bulb makes the string look switched on.
- Snowy backgrounds: Keep the snowfield mostly bare paper and tuck light Blue shadows under the snowman and footprints. Gentle shading keeps the winter scenes soft and clean.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Bluey Christmas Coloring Pages
1. Bluey Family Advent Countdown
Print several pages at a small size, color one each evening in December, and number them from 1 to 24. Peg the finished sheets along a string so kids can watch the line grow until Christmas Eve.
2. Heeler Sister Gift Tags
Color the Bluey and Bingo sweater page, cut out each sister, and glue them onto small rectangles of card. Punch a hole, add ribbon, and write a name on the back to label presents under the tree.
3. Stocking Door Hanger
Color the stocking scene, mount it on recycled cardboard, and trim along the edges. Tape a loop of yarn to the back and slip it over a bedroom doorknob as a festive welcome sign.
4. Summer Christmas Comparison Poster
Color a snowy Bluey page and draw a sunny backyard pool scene beside it. Label the two halves “Winter Christmas” and “Australian Christmas” to show how the holiday changes around the world.
5. Merry Blueymas Card
Color a greeting page, crease a square of heavy craft paper down the middle, and paste the Blueymas picture across its cover. Inside, kids can write a holiday message to a grandparent, cousin, or friend.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Bluey Christmas coloring pages?
This set holds 24 free holiday sheets showing Bluey and Bingo with stockings, a tree, Santa, presents, snowmen, and Merry Christmas greetings. Grab the PDF of any sheet for home printing, or finish it with the website’s colorer.
Who created Bluey?
Australian animator Joe Brumm created Bluey, and Ludo Studio in Brisbane produces the series. It first aired on ABC Kids in Australia on October 1, 2018, and later reached families worldwide through Disney Junior and Disney+.
Which Bluey episodes are about Christmas?
The two main Christmas episodes are Verandah Santa, the final episode of Season 1, and Christmas Swim from Season 2. Both are set in Brisbane’s summer weather.
Why is there no snow in Bluey’s Christmas episodes?
Bluey lives in Brisbane, Australia, where Christmas falls in the summer, and the weather is usually hot. The snowy pages in this set show a winter-style celebration for fans who want Bluey in a classic holiday scene.
Who is in Bluey’s family?
Bluey lives with her dad Bandit, her mum Chili, and her younger sister Bingo. Bluey and Bandit are Blue Heelers, while Chili and Bingo are Red Heelers.
Is there a Bluey movie coming out?
Yes, a feature-length Bluey movie is scheduled to reach theaters on August 6, 2027. Joe Brumm is writing and directing the film with Richard Jeffery as co-director, and Walt Disney Studios handles theatrical distribution.
What age are Bluey Christmas coloring pages for?
Kids roughly 2 through 7 fit best, matching the show’s preschool audience. Single-character pages work for toddlers, while sleigh and fireplace scenes fit older kids.
What colors should Bluey and Bingo be?
Bluey is colored in shades of blue with darker patches on her back and ears, while Bingo uses warm orange-red with cream markings. Keeping those signature colors makes both sisters instantly recognizable wherever they appear.
Start Coloring
Pick the sleigh ride, the sister sweater hug, or a Merry Blueymas greeting, then print a copy or decorate it digitally without creating a login. Share the finished Heeler holiday art on Facebook or Pinterest.
