Bluey coloring pages gather 70 printable designs from the Australian preschool cartoon about a young pup, her little sister, and their parents. The set runs from plain single-character pages to busy backyard scenes, so one sheet can suit a two-year-old and another a nine-year-old who likes small details.
Six groups organize the collection: 9 Christmas pages, 7 pages for Easter, birthdays, and Halloween, 18 pages of the Heeler family, 11 pages of Bluey’s friends, 10 portraits of Bluey and Bingo, and 15 pages of play and activities such as cricket, a family campfire, and a swim. Each group has its own heading below, with the characters and scenes it contains.
Young children do best with the portraits and the single-friend pages, which have big open shapes and little clutter. Older colorists can take on the crowded family scenes and the Christmas pages with their ribbons, lights, and gifts. Each design downloads as a free PDF or can be colored on screen, with nothing to sign up for, so a rainy afternoon or a classroom center can start in a minute.
What’s Inside This Collection
Christmas Pages
Nine pages carry the winter holiday: Bluey and Bingo in Santa hats, a decorated tree with a pile of gifts, a Merry Christmas banner, a Merry Blueymas lettering page, and the whole family in festive hats. A separate Bluey Christmas collection holds more.
Easter, Birthday, and Halloween Pages
Seven pages cover the other celebrations: Bluey in bunny ears with an egg basket, an Easter banner page, a birthday party with a cake and presents, a Heelerween vampire cape, a trick-or-treat pair, a bat costume scene, and a gift page. The Bluey Halloween collection has the larger spooky set.
The Heeler Family
Eighteen pages bring the relatives together. Bandit and Chili appear on their own, and with the girls, the grandparents have their own pages, and cousins Muffin and Socks show up singly and as a pair. Several wide scenes put the whole family in one frame.
Bluey’s Friends
Eleven pages give a friend a full-page portrait: Jack, Honey, Chloe, Rusty, Indy, Mackenzie, Lucky, Snickers, and Coco, plus Judo and a second Mackenzie page. Most have a single large figure, which makes them gentle pages for beginners.
Bluey and Bingo Portraits
Ten pages focus on the two sisters: standing, waving, and posing, plus a dinosaur costume and a few pairs. Large bodies and simple lines make this the quickest group to finish.
Play, Places, and Activities
Fifteen pages show everyday adventures: a game of cricket, a giant mushroom, a campfire gathering, the Heeler house, a bird chase, a swim, an underwater dive, a book under a tree, and a paper mask to color and cut out.
What Bluey Coloring Pages Do
The American Academy of Pediatrics links structured coloring to fine motor skill growth in children ages 2 through 7, and the large rounded Heeler shapes leave small hands plenty of room to practice staying inside the lines.
A 2005 study in the Art Therapy Journal documented measurable reductions in anxiety following structured coloring sessions, which makes the calmer single-character pages a good choice for winding down after a busy day.
Bluey was created by Joe Brumm and produced by Ludo Studio in Brisbane, and the series first aired on ABC Kids on October 1, 2018. The Heelers are Australian cattle dogs, with Bluey and Bandit in blue shades and Bingo and Chili in warm reddish brown.
How to Color Bluey Pages Well
- Bluey: use a mid blue for the body and a lighter blue or cream on the muzzle, belly, and paws.
- Bingo: use a warm reddish brown or orange tone with the same cream markings.
- Bandit: go with a darker, steadier blue than Bluey so father and daughter stay easy to tell apart.
- Chili: match Bingo’s reddish brown, perhaps a shade softer.
- Backgrounds: keep the sky, grass, and house in pale tones so the characters stand out.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Bluey Coloring Pages
1. Heeler Stick Puppets
Color the four family portraits, cut around each figure, and glue them to craft sticks for a puppet show at the kitchen table.
2. Backyard Story Strip
Color four scene pages, trim them to the same size, tape them in a row, and fold the strip like an accordion to tell a short story.
3. Friend Place Cards
Color a friend page, fold the sheet into a tent, and write a guest’s name on the front for a party table.
4. Christmas Gift Tags
Color a Christmas page, cut it into small squares, punch a hole in the corner, and loop a ribbon through for a tag.
5. Matching Card Game
Print two copies of a few character pages, color each pair the same way, cut them into cards, and play a memory game face down.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are all 70 Bluey pages free to download?
Yes, each page is a free PDF or can be colored online, and no account is required.
Who created the Bluey series?
Joe Brumm created it, and Ludo Studio in Brisbane produced it for ABC Kids, where it first aired on October 1, 2018.
Where is Bluey set?
The series takes place in Brisbane, Australia, the same city as the studio that makes it.
Which characters can children color?
Bluey, Bingo, Bandit, and Chili lead the set, joined by grandparents, cousins Muffin and Socks, and friends such as Chloe, Rusty, Honey, and Lucky.
Which pages work best for toddlers?
The single-character friend pages and the sister portraits have large shapes and few lines, so they suit ages 2 through 4.
What colors should Bluey be?
A mid-blue body with lighter blue or cream on the muzzle, belly, and paws, while Bingo takes a warm reddish brown.
Can the pages be colored on a screen?
Yes, every design opens in the online coloring tool as well as downloading as a PDF.
Which holiday has the biggest set of Bluey pages?
Christmas does, with 9 pages here and more in the separate Bluey Christmas collection.
Printing and online coloring cost nothing for all 70 designs, and a finished page can be shared on Facebook or Pinterest with the buttons on each page.
