Lost? Never. Bo Peep always finds her way back—whether it’s to Woody, to adventure, or now, straight into your hands with these Bo Peep Coloring Pages!
She’s no ordinary porcelain doll—she’s fearless, independent, and ready to take on the world with her trusty crook in hand. Whether you love her classic Toy Story look or her bold, reinvented style from Toy Story 4, there’s a page here just waiting for your creative touch.
Soft pastels? Bold colors? Maybe a mix of both? The choice is yours! So grab your crayons, markers, or colored pencils—it’s time to bring Bo Peep to life, one color at a time
Bo Peep the Shepherdess
Bo Peep isn’t just a shepherdess. She’s a leader. A fighter. A lost toy who found herself.
Once, she was the gentle voice of reason in Toy Story, watching over her sheep and Woody with quiet grace. But when fate separated her from Andy’s room—she didn’t break. She reinvented herself. No longer just a porcelain figure on a lamp, Bo Peep became a fearless adventurer in Toy Story 4, proving that being “lost” can sometimes mean being free.
She’s got her crook, her wits, and an unshakable spirit. She swings from carnival rides, outsmarts ventriloquist dummies, and teaches Woody a thing or two about independence. Tough as nails, yet kind at heart—Bo Peep is the definition of strength wrapped in pink and blue.
She doesn’t wait to be rescued. She writes her own story.
Bo Peep Coloring Pages
Bo Peep Toy Story 1
In Toy Story 1, Bo Peep is elegance, charm, and quiet confidence wrapped in porcelain. She doesn’t need to shout to be heard—one look, one soft-spoken line, and Woody is melting.
She’s the shepherdess from Andy’s lamp, but she’s no fragile figurine. While the other toys panic over Buzz’s arrival, Bo stays calm—amused, even. She knows where her heart lies. And when Woody’s in trouble? She doesn’t hesitate. “I’m just a couple of blocks away.”
She’s the voice of reason. The one who sees Woody for who he truly is—not just Andy’s favorite, but a toy with a heart. With her gentle humor and unwavering support, she reminds Woody (and us) that leadership isn’t about control. It’s about trust.
Bo Peep may not be in every scene, but when she is? She owns it.
Bo Peep Toy Story 2
In Toy Story 2, Bo Peep may not have a starring role, but she makes every moment count. She’s still the heart of Andy’s room—the one who sees through Woody’s stubbornness, the one who knows something’s wrong before he even says it.
When Woody doubts his worth after his arm rips, Bo reminds him who he is. With a tilt of her head and that knowing smile, she tells him, “Look under your boot.” Because to her, Woody is more than just Andy’s favorite—he’s a leader, a friend, someone who belongs.
And when Woody is stolen? She doesn’t panic. She doesn’t scream. Instead, she stands tall, her voice steady, trusting that Buzz and the gang will bring him back.
She may not leave the room this time, but Bo Peep’s presence? It lingers. In her wisdom. In her belief. In every choice Woody makes.
Coloring Page of Classic Bo Peep
Bo Peep Toy Story 4
Bo Peep in Toy Story 4? She’s a force. No longer just the soft-spoken shepherdess from Andy’s lamp—she’s a warrior. A wanderer. A leader of the lost.
For years, she survived without a kid, without a room, without a toy box to call home. But did she crumble? No. She adapted. Reinvented herself. Traded her delicate dress for a battle-ready jumpsuit, turned her crook into a weapon, and took charge of her own destiny.
She swings, leaps, and outsmarts every obstacle in her path—whether it’s Gabby Gabby’s ventriloquist minions or Woody’s stubborn nostalgia. But she never loses her heart. She’s still Bo—wise, kind, fiercely loyal. Only now, she’s free.
When she stands under the carnival lights, looking at Woody, we realize—she was never lost. She just found a new way to be found.
Modern Bo Peep Coloring Sheet
Chibi Bo Peep
Chibi Bo Peep is cuteness turned up to eleven—tiny, round, and absolutely irresistible!
Her big sparkling eyes? Adorable. Her tiny crook? A weapon of maximum charm. Whether she’s rocking her classic pink bonnet or her Toy Story 4 jumpsuit, Chibi Bo Peep is the perfect mix of sweet and sassy. She may be small, but don’t be fooled—she still has that fearless, adventurous spark. She’ll herd her sheep, lead the lost toys, and probably steal your heart in the process.
Imagine her tiny hands on her hips—giving Woody that knowing look. Or standing proud with her mini-cape fluttering, ready to take on the world.
With every exaggerated expression and chibi bounce, she’s pure Bo Peep energy in the most lovable, pocket-sized form. Small? Yes. Mighty? Absolutely. Too cute to handle? 1000% YES!
Chibi Classic Bo Peep Coloring Image
Chibi Modern Bo Peep Coloring Pages for Kids
Bo Peep and Gang
Bo Peep and her friends? The ultimate toy squad.
She’s the heart. The wisdom. The fearless leader when things get tough. And beside her? A wild mix of the most lovable, chaotic toys ever. Woody—loyal to a fault, always trying to do the right thing (even when it gets him into trouble). Buzz Lightyear—part space ranger, part best friend, 100% committed to every mission. Jessie—wild, free-spirited, ready to yee-haw into action at a moment’s notice.
Then there’s the Potato Heads, bickering like an old married couple but always sticking together. Rex, the most nervous dinosaur to ever exist, trying his best to be fierce. Bullseye, the fastest, most loyal steed in the west.
They may come from different boxes, different kids, different lives—but when they’re together? Nothing can stop them. Because a toy is never truly lost when they have friends like these.
Bo Peep’s Best Friend and Partner: Woody
Bo Peep and Woody? They’re more than just toys. More than just old friends. They’re a story—one of love, loyalty, and choices.
From the beginning, Bo saw Woody for who he was—not just Andy’s favorite, but a toy with a heart too big for his own good. She flirted. Teased. Stood by him when the room turned against him. And when she was given away? She didn’t expect a rescue. She built a life of her own.
Then Toy Story 4 happened. And suddenly, there they were—standing under carnival lights, worlds apart yet still connected. Woody, torn between duty and desire. Bo, free but not alone. She didn’t beg him to stay. She simply asked, “What do you want?”
And for the first time, Woody chose himself. He chose her.
Their story wasn’t about being lost. It was about finding each other—again. And if you love Woody as much as Bo does, you’ll love these Woody coloring pages too!
Woody and Bo Peep Coloring Page
Coloring Image of Bo Peep and Jessie
Bo Peep and Jessie? Two unstoppable forces—different, yet exactly what the other needs.
Bo is calm, strategic, always thinking two steps ahead. Jessie? A whirlwind of energy, fearless and full of heart. One is a lost toy who made her own way. The other knows all too well what it feels like to be abandoned. But together? They’re a powerhouse duo.
They may not have had much time on-screen, but you just know these two would make the best team. Jessie charging in full speed, Bo pulling her back just before disaster. Bo plotting the perfect escape, Jessie kicking open the door when patience runs out.
And let’s be honest—if there’s anyone who could keep up with Jessie’s wild spirit, it’s Bo Peep. Strong. Smart. Unbreakable.
If Jessie’s fearless energy inspires you, then you’ll love bringing her to life with these Jessie coloring pages!
Bo Peep with Sheeps Coloring Page for Kids
Bo Peep and her sheep? A perfect trio—well, technically, a trio in one. Billy, Goat, and Gruff—three tiny troublemakers who move as one fluffy, wide-eyed unit. They’re cute. Mischievous. And way smarter than they look.
They follow Bo everywhere—through nurseries, antique shops, and carnival rides. They squeeze into impossible spaces. Steal keys. Pull off daring rescues. And somehow, despite all their mischief, they always end up snuggling back into Bo’s arms.
She may be fearless, independent, and ready for any adventure—but she’s never without her flock. Because no matter how wild the world gets, Bo Peep and her sheep stick together.
And let’s be real—if anyone deserves extra head pats, it’s those three little woolly legends.
How to Color Bo Peep Coloring Pages
Classic Bo Peep (Toy Story 1 & 2)
- Soft, pastel colors work best—think baby pink, sky blue, and cream.
- Her bonnet and dress? Light pink with white polka dots—a timeless, delicate look.
- Add a gentle rosy tint to her cheeks for that porcelain-doll charm.
- Her crook? A light blue staff with soft shading for depth.
- Billy, Goat, and Gruff? Creamy white with hints of gray for fluffiness!
Modern Bo Peep (Toy Story 4)
- Swap pastels for bold, adventurous colors—sky blue jumpsuit, deep blue cape.
- Add subtle shadows to her outfit for a more dynamic, action-ready look.
- Her crook? Vibrant turquoise, ready for adventure.
- Capture her confidence—maybe add a determined expression!
Looking for more Toy Story fun? Check out our full collection of Toy Story Coloring Pages featuring all your favorite characters. Let your creativity run wild with:
- Slinky Dog Coloring Pages – Stretch your imagination with Slinky’s bendy adventures.
- Jessie Coloring Pages – Yee-haw! Add some color to Jessie’s cowgirl charm.
- Zurg Coloring Pages – Get villainous with Emperor Zurg’s evil grin.
- Forky Coloring Pages – Dive into quirky fun with everyone’s favorite spork.
- Potato Head Coloring Pages – Mix and match fun with Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head.
We Got a Friend in Bo Peep!
Bo Peep isn’t just a toy—she’s a legend. Whether you love her classic, porcelain-doll charm or her bold, adventure-ready spirit, Bo Peep coloring pages let you bring her story to life, one color at a time.
Soft pastels? Bright, fearless hues? It’s your choice! Maybe you want to capture her dreamy, Toy Story 1 look—or give her Toy Story 4 outfit an extra pop of color. There’s no wrong way to color a hero.
So grab your crayons, markers, or colored pencils. Let your creativity run free—just like Bo. Because whether she’s leading her flock or leaping into adventure, one thing’s for sure… Bo Peep was never lost. She was just waiting to be found.
Hi! I’m Shuchi, an artist who’s been in love with creating art since I was a kid. I work with all sorts of mediums – acrylic painting, sketching, watercolor, mandala art, and calligraphy. These days, I’m putting my creative energy into designing coloring pages for children at Coloring Path. My art is influenced by everything from traditional techniques to Japanese anime, and I love bringing these diverse influences into my work.