Free Giselle Coloring Pages: 17 printable PDF designs devoted to the sunny, song-loving heroine of Disney’s Enchanted, with formal princess portraits, a daydreaming Giselle, smiling and happy close-ups, a surprised expression, a loving pose, and a sweet chibi version. Every sheet prints from a no-cost PDF, and the art also works on tablets.
Giselle begins her story as a hand-drawn maiden in the kingdom of Andalasia, singing with woodland animals and waiting for true love’s kiss. After being pushed through a magic portal, she lands in real-life New York City, where her endless optimism, her habit of bursting into song, and her talent for sewing gowns out of curtains turn the city upside down. Amy Adams brought her to life on screen and earned a Golden Globe nomination for the role.
This collection focuses on Giselle herself, so every page is a chance to play with hair, gowns, and expressions. Close-up portraits are quick and satisfying for young colorists, while the full-length princess designs, with their layered skirts and puffed sleeves, let older kids practice soft shading and pretty pastel palettes.
What’s Inside This Collection
Every design here features Giselle, with the 17 pages split among princess portraits, scenes from the film, expression close-ups, and a chibi page.
Princess Portraits
Princess Giselle, Beautiful Giselle, Lovely Giselle, and several Disney portraits show her in full fairy-tale style. Give her long, wavy hair in Red Orange, rosy Peach skin, and a gown in soft pastels like Lavender, Powder Blue, or Blush Pink.
Enchanted Scene Pages
Enchanted Giselle, Giselle from Enchanted, and Giselle in Enchanted capture her film looks. Try a lavender ball gown for the royal ball, a White wedding gown with huge puffed sleeves, or a floral dress inspired by the curtains she sews into clothing.
Expression Pages
Giselle smiles, laughs, looks surprised, and gazes dreamily in close-up pages. Keep her face bright with blushing cheeks and small white highlights in her eyes to show her cheerful personality.
Chibi Giselle
The chibi page shrinks Giselle into a cute version with an oversized head and a tiny dress. Use simple, flat colors and add tiny pink hearts or stars around her.
What Giselle Coloring Pages Do
Celebrating kindness and optimism. Giselle sees the good in everyone, from strangers on the street to grumpy New Yorkers. Her pages are a lovely springboard for family talks about kindness and staying hopeful when things feel strange or new. Kids can name one kind thing they did that day while they color.
Practicing control with hair and gowns. Coloring gives children 2 to 7 practice with finger strength and coordination, and American Academy of Pediatrics experts count both among the basics of early writing. Giselle’s flowing hair and ruffled dresses invite long, smooth strokes, while the chibi page offers simple shapes for beginners.
Dreamy, calming creativity. Grown-ups who spent time on structured designs came away with lower anxiety scores, which is what a 2005 paper in Art Therapy Journal set out to measure and confirmed. Pastel gowns and smiling portraits give these sheets a gentle, peaceful feel. Many kids enjoy humming Giselle’s songs as they color.
Inspiring fashion and design. Giselle famously sews her own dresses, even turning curtains into a gown. Coloring her outfits encourages children to experiment with patterns and invent new dress designs. Kids can draw an original gown for Giselle on a blank page.
How to Color Giselle Pages Well
- Wavy red hair: Use Red Orange as a base, then add darker Burnt Sienna in the curls to show depth.
- Puffed sleeves: Tint the underside of each sleeve with pale Lilac and keep the upper curve bright for volume.
- Pastel gowns: Choose two shades of one color, a light one for the skirt and a darker one for the folds.
- Sparkle details: Add small dots of Gold or white to the bodice to suggest jewels or sequins.
- Rosy cheeks: Blend a soft Pink circle on each cheek for her fairy-tale glow.
- Storybook backgrounds: Surround portraits with flowers, birds, or a castle in soft pastel colors.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Giselle Coloring Pages
1. Curtain Gown Collage
Color a full-length Giselle, then glue scraps of patterned fabric or wrapping paper over her dress to recreate her famous curtain gown.
2. Princess Portrait Frame
Color a portrait, mount it on cardstock, and decorate the frame with paper flowers and gold stickers.
3. Expression Gallery
Color the smiling, surprised, and dreamy pages and pin them up together as a gallery of Giselle’s moods.
4. Fairy-Tale Greeting Card
Color the chibi page, fold a sheet of pink paper into a card, and glue Giselle on the front with a kind message inside.
5. Design-a-Dress Page
Color one Giselle page as shown, then sketch a brand-new gown for her and color it in your own style.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Giselle Coloring Pages?
They are a set of 17 free line drawings centered on the heroine of Disney’s Enchanted, spanning princess portraits, film scenes, expression close-ups, and one chibi sheet, all of them free to print or to finish digitally.
Who is Giselle?
She is a warmhearted maiden who starts life in hand-drawn Andalasia and ends up in present-day Manhattan. She is the main character of Enchanted and its sequel, Disenchanted.
Who plays Giselle?
Amy Adams plays Giselle in both Enchanted (2007) and Disenchanted (2022). She also provided Giselle’s voice in the animated opening scenes.
What songs does Giselle sing?
Giselle sings songs including “True Love’s Kiss,” “Happy Working Song,” and “That’s How You Know.” Composer Alan Menken and lyricist Stephen Schwartz wrote all three.
What color is Giselle’s hair?
Giselle has long, wavy red hair. Her hair color stays the same in both the animated and live-action parts of the film.
Is Giselle an official Disney Princess?
No. Although Giselle is a princess in her story, she is not part of the official Disney Princess franchise lineup.
What age are Giselle coloring pages for?
Chibi and close-up designs suit preschoolers near 3, and the full-length gowns give kids 6 and up and grown-up Disney fans more to explore.
What happens to Giselle in Disenchanted?
In Disenchanted, Giselle moves with her family to the suburbs and makes a wish for a fairy-tale life. The wish backfires and begins turning her into a wicked stepmother.
Start Coloring
Pick a favorite Giselle from the 17 designs, grab its PDF for the printer, or shade it digitally, with no sign-up step. Proud artists can share finished portraits with friends through Facebook or Pinterest.
