Christmas with Bluey and Bingo hardly needs snow to feel festive. There are cousins to play with, presents worth investigating, and the possibility that a grown-up might finally sit down before the next game begins. The Heeler family’s Australian Christmas has its own familiar warmth: summer sunshine, a busy house, and small moments that matter more than a perfectly tidy celebration.
Bluey Christmas coloring pages bring that family feeling to a different kind of gathering around the table. Bluey and Bingo’s familiar blue and orange make a cheerful starting point beside festive reds and greens. A few crayons can join the holiday clutter; they will be in good company.
Free Printable Bluey Christmas Coloring Pages
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Join Bluey, Bingo, and Muffin at the Craft Table
Paper crowns, loose decorations, and sheets of paper have turned this corner into a Christmas workshop. Bluey, Bingo, and Muffin each have something to contribute, making the picture a natural choice for sharing with two other people.
Each person can choose one puppy and decorate that puppy’s crown, then carry a favorite color into a star or bauble on the table. Leave the paper sheets pale enough to add your own tiny drawings. By the end, the page will hold three different sets of ideas, much like a craft session where everyone arrives with a plan of their own.
Keep Bandit’s Christmas Delivery Quiet
Bandit is carrying a wrapped gift past three sleeping puppies, with stockings hanging beside the tree. For once, the little ones are still. The picture’s pleasure is in that quiet moment before the presents become everyone’s business.
Make it a nighttime scene with deep blue in the window and softer shades across the room. Let the tree ornaments and gift ribbons provide small touches of brightness rather than coloring every surface strongly. Around the sleeping puppies, use gentle contrasts so their closed eyes remain easy to notice. Bandit’s Santa hat can be the clearest red on the page: a festive detail for a job best done without an audience.
Turn the Snow Globe into a Christmas Keepsake
Bluey and Bingo stand hand in hand inside a globe filled with snowflakes, presents, and a Christmas tree. The decorated base makes the whole scene feel like something that could sit on a shelf long after the wrapping paper has disappeared.
Keep the snowflakes white and place a light blue background around them, leaving a narrow white crescent along one inside edge of the globe to suggest shiny glass. After coloring the base’s star, tree, and bauble, add the year in a clear space if you like. Print a smaller copy to mount on a folded card, keeping the full globe and its base together.
Plan the Cookie Icing with Chilli
Chilli handles the rolling pin while Bluey works at the dough and Bingo holds a piping bag. On the tray, stars, gingerbread figures, a tree, and a candy cane are waiting for their finishing touches. It is a busy little kitchen scene, but the tray gives you a manageable place to begin.
Choose an icing style for each cookie shape: dotted borders for the stars, buttons for the gingerbread figures, and little ornament dots for the tree. Leave a thin golden-brown edge around the icing so the cookies still look baked. You could even use the finished tray as a decorating plan for a real batch later.
Give the Heeler Family Sweaters Their Own Personalities
Bandit’s sweater has a large snowflake, Chilli’s has a tree, and the puppies’ outfits bring their own festive details to the family portrait. Matching everyone exactly would work, but choosing something different for each family member is part of the fun.
Start with the large motifs and pick sweater backgrounds that help them show clearly. A pale snowflake stands out against burgundy, while Chilli’s green tree could sit on cream. Repeat one small accent across all four outfits to connect them. Keep Bluey and Bingo’s familiar fur markings visible around the clothes; the sweaters are dressing the family, not disguising them.
Build a Candy Pattern on the Gingerbread House
The gingerbread house towers between Bluey and Bingo, with wavy icing, round sweets, star decorations, and little gingerbread figures beside the door. There is plenty to decorate, but the repeated shapes can help you make decisions instead of reaching for a different color every few seconds.
Give each kind of sweet its own treatment: alternating colors for the round candies, one bright shade for the stars, and striped details on the candy canes. Keep the thick icing borders white against warm biscuit-colored walls. The bowl of sweets below can repeat your chosen colors, as though Bluey and Bingo have been working from that very supply.
Send Bluey’s Present to Someone You Know
Bluey arrives at a decorated front door carrying a present, while a little puppy waits just inside. The wreath, garland, and hanging stockings frame a moment that is more about giving than opening.
Borrow the door color of someone you would like to visit at Christmas, then choose wrapping paper you think that person would enjoy. Add a tiny gift tag beside the bow if there is room, or write their name beneath the finished picture. The scene can become a personal Christmas greeting without changing the characters or adding much at all. Bluey already has the delivery part covered.
Bring Christmas Colors to the Pool Party
A Santa hat, wrapped presents, and a decorated palm share the scene with swim rings and beach balls. Bluey’s poolside celebration makes room for Christmas without putting summer away.
Try turquoise water beside coral, yellow, and green pool toys, saving a few red accents for the festive details. On the water, use loose horizontal strokes and leave white gaps around the printed ripples. Keep the tiled edge more evenly colored so it feels solid beside the moving pool. This is a good page for borrowing colors from a favorite summer outing, then seeing how naturally a Santa hat fits among them.