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20 Doll Coloring Pages: Big-Eyed Dress-Up Friends Free printable PDF · color online

ForAges 5–11Dress-up and pretend-play fansHome or small group

Doll coloring pages in this set show big-eyed, paper-doll-style friends in many outfits and places. There is a raincoat for puddles, a chef hat for baking, a sailor outfit for the shore and wings for make-believe. Their faces stay familiar while the scenes change, so children can choose a character by what she is doing. Some pages are quick portraits; others have flowers, books or room details.

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Kids practise: reading visual clues · choosing colors for an outfit · telling a story from a setting

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Ways to use these pages

1

Name the doll

Choose a name and one favorite thing for each colored character.

2

Costume clue

Point to the accessory that shows what a doll is doing.

3

Two-page story

Put two finished dolls together and tell how they meet.

Meet a doll through her outfit

These are drawn characters rather than cut-out clothing pieces. Each doll is already wearing an outfit, so a child can color the picture immediately. Small accessories provide clues: a wand suggests make-believe, books suggest school or reading, and a chef hat points toward baking. Ask what the doll is about to do, then let that answer shape the color choices. Let a child name each character after coloring the face and outfit.

Find the story in the setting

The backgrounds are more varied than a row of identical portraits. One doll stands in rain, another sits on a flower swing, and one reads by a curtained window. The setting helps children decide whether they want a quick character sheet or a longer page with a place to explore. A garden can be bright and busy; a reading room can be quiet and warm. The girl collection offers more everyday scenes to compare with these doll portraits.

Easy portraits and fuller scenes

For a younger child, begin with a wand, balloon or raincoat scene where the doll is the obvious center. The flower garden and kitchen pictures contain smaller objects and suit children who enjoy careful coloring. The bold eyes are easy to recognize, but the line work around them is fairly detailed. Choose the sheet by the child’s patience, not just the costume. Try an easy portrait before a detailed swing or garden.

Make a pretend-play collection

After coloring two characters, lay the pages side by side and invent a meeting between them. Perhaps the sailor visits the gardener, or the reading doll brings a book to the birthday party. A child can write one sentence under each page. For more costume ideas, the dress collection has garments to design before imagining who might wear them. Arrange three finished dolls in a story order and say what each is doing.

Happy coloring!

Pick one doll portrait for a short activity, then choose a scene with a place to make a story.

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Questions

How many doll pages are included?

This set has 20 selected pictures, each with its own printable PDF.

Can I print the entire set together?

Yes. The matching Dress-Up Doll Friends Coloring Book combines the selected pictures into one PDF.

Can I color a picture online?

Yes. Open any individual sheet and choose Color Online to use the browser coloring tool.