Welcome to VerbNow’s collection of free Woody coloring pages – cowboy from Toy Story! If you are look for a fun and relaxing coloring activities, these free coloring pages are for you.
Woody is more than just a toy – he’s a loyal friend, a brave leader, and the heart of the Toy Story gang. Now, you can bring his adventures to life with these fun and easy-to-color pages. Don’t forget to try some craft ideas and read the fun facts in the article too.
1. Explore 20 free Woody coloring pages printable on VerbNow
These free printable Woody coloring sheets show him in different scenes. Besides Woody, you also can find other characters such as Buzz Lightyear or Jessie.
Each page is designed with bold outlines, perfect for crayons, markers, or colored pencils. Let’s have a look at all 20 designs in the collection and start the coloring journey.
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2. Who Is Woody?
Woody is one of the most iconic characters in Pixar’s Toy Story franchise. First introduced in 1995, he’s been a fan favorite ever since.
2.1. Woody’s Role in Toy Story
Woody is a cowboy toy. He wears a brown hat, a yellow shirt, a cow-print vest, and cowboy boots. He has a pull-string on his back that makes him talk. He is kind, brave, and always wants to help his friends.
Woody is Andy’s favorite toy. He takes care of the other toys and tries to keep everyone happy. Sometimes, things don’t go the way Woody wants, but he always tries to do the right thing.
In the Toy Story movies, Woody has many adventures. He makes new friends, helps other toys, and learns important lessons. One big lesson he learns is that it’s okay to change and try something new.
Woody is the ultimate friend. He’s always there to listen, offer a helping hand, and never backs down from a challenge. That’s why everyone loves him, his loyalty, kindness, and determination make him truly unforgettable!
2.2. Woody’s Best Friends
Woody is surrounded by amazing friends, each with their own unique qualities. Together, they embark on exciting adventures, proving that teamwork and friendship make every journey even more special.
- Buzz Lightyear: Buzz is a space toy and at first, he and Woody did not get along, but later, they became best friends. Buzz is brave and always tries to help.
- Jessie: Jessie is a cowgirl doll who is fun, loud, and full of energy. She loves to go on adventures with Woody and the others.
- Bullseye: Bullseye is Woody’s horse, he cannot talk, but he shows his feelings with his face and actions. He is fast, friendly, and loves Woody a lot.
- Bo Peep: Bo Peep is a smart and kind toy, she helps Woody make good choices and she is strong and brave too.
- Forky: Forky is a toy made from a spork, he is silly and doesn’t know much at first. Woody takes care of Forky and teaches him how to be a toy.
Together, they laugh, play, and help each other. They travel to new places and make new friends. Woody’s friends are like his family, and they always stick together.
Coloring Woody is fun and easy. He is a cowboy with a big hat, cool clothes, and a kind face. Let’s learn how to color him step by step.
3. Tips for coloring Woody step by step for kids
Coloring Woody is fun! He’s a cowboy toy with cool clothes, a kind face, and lots of friends. Let’s learn how to color him so he looks just like the Woody from Toy Story.
3.1. Coloring Woody’s Clothes
Woody wears a yellow shirt with red stripes, so first, color the shirt with yellow. Then, draw thin red lines across it, the lines go in a crisscross pattern, like tiny X’s.
He wears a vest that is white with black spots, so you color the vest white. Then add small black spots, like cow spots, they can be round or wiggly.
His pants are blue jeans so use a blue crayon or colored pencil to color them. You can press harder for dark blue or softer for light blue. If you want the jeans to look real, add a little gray on the knees.
Woody wears brown cowboy boots, so let’s color the boots brown. On the back of each boot, there is a small round piece called a spur, you can color the spurs yellow or gold.
His hat is brown too, you can use a brown crayon and color it carefully. If you want, you can color the edges a little darker to make the hat stand out.
On his shirt, Woody wears a shiny star badge showing he is a sheriff. For this part, you can use yellow or gold to color the star.
3.2. Coloring Woody’s Face and Hair
Woody has brown hair, so you can use a dark brown crayon to color it. You can add a little light brown or orange at the edges to make it shiny. You can also draw smooth lines to make the hair look soft.
His eyes are big and blue, let’s use blue to color the round part in the middle. Leave a small white dot in each eye of Woody to make them look bright and shiny.
Woody’s skin is peach or tan, usee a peach, light brown, or light orange crayon. Add a little pink on the cheeks to make Woody look friendly and happy.
3.3. Coloring the Background
You can also color the background to make the picture more exciting. Woody lives in Andy’s room, you can draw a light blue wall and fluffy white clouds behind him. You can also draw toys, books, or a toy box.
You can also draw a cowboy desert by using brown or yellow for the ground. Why don’t you draw green cactus plants and a big orange sunset in the sky.
Or you can make your own toy world by choosing bright colors like red, blue, and yellow. You can draw balloons, stars, and other toy friends around Woody.
3.4. Final Touches
When you finish coloring, you can make your picture even better with a black crayon or pen to trace the lines. You can also use a white crayon or gel pen to add little shiny dots on his boots, hat, badge, or eyes. If you want, you can decorate your page with stickers or write your name on the bottom.
4. Fun craft ideas with Toy Story Woody coloring pages
Your colored Woody coloring pages can be turned into fun crafts that you can hang up, play with, or share with others. These crafts are perfect for decorating your room or creating a Toy Story-themed project. Let’s get creative!
4.1. Woody Door Hanger
This is a fun craft that will look awesome hanging on your bedroom door. You can make your very own Woody door hanger with the craft materials listed below.
- Color Woody: Color your favorite Woody coloring page. You can use crayons, colored pencils, or markers to bring Woody to life. Don’t forget to color his clothes, face, and all the fun details!
- Cut Out Woody: Carefully cut around Woody’s shape, leaving a small border around him.
- Prepare the Cardboard: Take a piece of thick cardboard or cardstock. Make sure it’s big enough to hold Woody’s cut-out.
- Glue Woody to the Cardboard: Glue the colored Woody onto the cardboard and press down gently to make sure it sticks well.
- Add a Fun Sign: Below Woody, write a fun sign like “Cowboy at Rest!” or “Woody’s Room” using a marker or pen. You can even use stickers to make it more colorful.
- Add Ribbon: Punch a small hole at the top and tie a piece of ribbon through it. Now you can hang your Woody door hanger on your door.
4.2. Woody Paper Puppet
Create your very own Woody puppet that you can play with and move around. This craft is perfect for putting on a fun Toy Story puppet show.
- Color Woody: Start by coloring the Woody coloring page. Use your favorite colors to make him look just like the character from Toy Story.
- Cut Out Woody: Carefully cut out Woody’s shape. Be sure to cut around his arms and legs too.
- Attach the Arms and Legs: Use paper fasteners to attach Woody’s arms and legs. Push the fastener through the spots where his arms and legs should move. You can also draw extra details on the arms or legs using markers.
- Add the Popsicle Stick: Glue a popsicle stick to the bottom of Woody’s body to create a handle. This way, you can hold him and move him around.
- Decorate and Play: If you want, add some extra details like a hat or more accessories. Now you have your very own Woody paper puppet for your puppet show.
4.3. Toy Story Adventure Board
Create a Toy Story Adventure Board with all your favorite characters from the movie! This craft is great for making a fun scene with Woody, Buzz, and the rest of the gang.
- Color the Characters: Color Woody, Buzz, and any other Toy Story characters from your coloring pages.
- Cut Out the Characters: Carefully cut out each of the characters. Be sure to leave a small border around each character to help them stand up.
- Prepare the Cardboard: Take a large piece of cardboard. This will be the background for your Toy Story scene. You can use a piece from an old cereal box or a big sheet of construction paper.
- Create the Scene: Glue Woody, Buzz, and the other characters onto the cardboard. You can arrange them in different spots to create a fun scene. Maybe they’re standing together, or maybe they’re having an adventure!
- Add Props: Draw extra details on the cardboard, like clouds, stars, or a toy chest. You can also use stickers or small props like paper clouds or toy blocks to make it even more exciting.
- Final Touches: Add anything else to your adventure board! You can draw Andy’s room or even a part of the Wild West for Woody.
5. Some fun facts about Toy Story Woody
Let’s share some fun facts about Woody while coloring Woody coloring pages.
- He’s a Rare Toy: Woody was originally part of a limited edition set of toys, making him a rare collectible.
- First Toy Story Character: Woody was the first character created for the Toy Story movies.
- Woody’s Voice Actor: Tom Hanks has voiced Woody since the very first Toy Story movie in 1995.
- He Has a Pull String: Woody is a pull-string cowboy doll that says fun phrases like “There’s a snake in my boot!” and “Reach for the sky!”
- Woody’s Hat: His cowboy hat was inspired by real cowboy hats.
- Woody and Buzz’s Friendship: Woody starts off feeling jealous of Buzz Lightyear, but they later become best friends.
6. Conclusion
With these 20 free Woody coloring pages, you can dive into the adventurous world of Toy Story. Let’s bring Sheriff Woody and his friend to life in your own style. These pages are perfect for a quiet afternoon, party activity, or a classroom project.
