Mix. Match. Color—your imagination runs wild! Potato Head Coloring Pages bring the magic of endless possibilities right to your fingertips. One moment, he’s a dapper gentleman with a bowtie. The next? A goofy astronaut ready to blast off!
With just a few strokes of your crayon, each page transforms—hats, noses, silly eyes, and wacky mustaches. No rules. No limits. Just pure, creative fun. Perfect for kids who love to experiment, these pages encourage little artists to explore, mix, and laugh their way through endless designs. Whether you’re a fan of the classic Mr. Potato Head or the adorable Mrs., grab your colors—it’s time to bring these spud-tastic characters to life!
Mr and Mrs Potato Head Coloring Pages
They’re not just potatoes—they’re legends! Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head have been bringing laughs and endless mix-and-match fun for generations. One minute, Mr. Potato Head is a suave detective, monocle in place. The next? A wacky rockstar with giant ears and a mustache that screams personality. And let’s not forget Mrs. Potato Head—sass, charm, and an extra pair of eyes (because she always packs them, just in case).
These two spuds became even more iconic thanks to their hilarious roles in Toy Story—their bickering, their love, and of course, their removable body parts. If you love them in the movies, you’ll love bringing them to life with Toy Story Coloring Pages—color, customize, and create your own potato adventures. Because when it comes to fun, there’s no such thing as too many accessories!
Mrs Potato Head Coloring Pages
She’s stylish. She’s sassy. And she always—always—packs an extra pair of eyes. Mrs. Potato Head isn’t just any toy; she’s a queen of mix-and-match fashion, a loving (but no-nonsense) wife, and the ultimate scene-stealer in Toy Story. With her signature red lips, oversized earrings, and expressive eyebrows, she can go from sweet to sassy in seconds.
One moment, she’s doting on Mr. Potato Head. The next? She’s calling him out with that iconic, no-nonsense attitude. And let’s be real—she’s the one who keeps him in line. Whether she’s losing her ear, misplacing her handbag, or saving the day with her spare parts, Mrs. Potato Head proves that personality is everything. Fun, fierce, and unforgettable—she’s a spud like no other!
Coloring Page of the Beautiful Mrs Potato Head
Lips? Ruby red. Earrings? Big, bold, and fabulous. Confidence? Through the roof. Mrs. Potato Head doesn’t just walk into a room—she owns it. With a flick of her perfectly arched eyebrow and a knowing smirk, she’s ready to steal the spotlight.
She’s beauty. She’s sass. And she knows exactly where she left her handbag (unlike Mr. Potato Head, who’s always losing something). Whether she’s flashing a dazzling smile or throwing a playful side-eye, this spud is pure glamour. No one rocks a removable face quite like her—because fabulous is just who she is!
Coloring Sheet of Angry Mrs Potato Head
Eyebrows furrowed. Lips pursed. Hands on her hips—uh-oh, Mrs. Potato Head is NOT happy. And when she’s mad, you’d better believe everyone knows it. Maybe Mr. Potato Head misplaced her handbag again. Maybe he left his spare parts lying around. Or maybe—just maybe—he said something that definitely needed a sassy comeback. Whatever the reason, her iconic side-eye is locked and loaded.
But don’t worry, she’s not all fire and fury. Deep down, she’s got a heart as big as her personality. Just like Bo Peep Coloring Pages, she proves that strong, feisty women make the best characters. And whether she’s scolding, smirking, or setting things straight—one thing’s for sure. You do not want to be on the wrong side of this spud!
Mr Potato Head Coloring Pages for Kids
He’s grumpy. He’s sarcastic. And he’s got the best removable mustache in the game—Mr. Potato Head is a legend. One minute, he’s rolling his eyes at the chaos around him. The next? He’s cracking jokes with that classic, no-nonsense attitude. Sure, he’s got a tough shell, but deep down, he’s got a heart of mashed potatoes (especially when it comes to Mrs. Potato Head).
From Toy Story to playrooms everywhere, this spud knows how to steal the show. And if you love classic characters with big personalities, you’ll love Woody Coloring Pages—because just like Woody, Mr. Potato Head proves that even the grumpiest toys have a soft side. Well… sort of.
Coloring Image of Mr Potato Head with Rex
Chaos. Pure, hilarious chaos. That’s what happens when Mr. Potato Head and Rex are in the same room. One’s a grumpy, no-nonsense spud—always rolling his eyes. The other? A nervous, lovable dinosaur who panics at everything. It’s a match made in comedy heaven.
“Rex, calm down!” Mr. Potato Head groans, reattaching his own ear for the third time. Meanwhile, Rex is flailing—probably over a shadow. Or a game. Or nothing at all. But deep down? They’re the best of pals. Because even the grumpiest potato needs a panicked dino to keep things interesting!
Mr Potato Hiding Under a Cone Coloring Sheet
Pure chaos. Pure genius. Pure Mr. Potato Head. When it came time to cross the road with the toy gang, he had a plan—a ridiculous, slightly dangerous plan. Traffic everywhere. Cars zooming past. And there he was… waddling under a roadblock cone. Step. Wobble. Step. HONK!
It was not his finest moment. He nearly tipped over. His mustache almost fell off. And don’t even get him started on the panic when a truck rolled past. But somehow—against all odds—he made it. And if you love daring (and slightly clumsy) escapes, you’ll love Slinky Dog Coloring Pages—because every adventure is better with a little stretch, a little teamwork, and a whole lot of luck!
Mr Potato Head Planning Coloring Image for Kids
Arms crossed. Eyes narrowed. Mustache slightly askew—Mr. Potato Head is in full planning mode. And when he’s planning, you know things are about to get interesting. Whether it’s an escape mission, a sneaky prank, or just outwitting the chaos around him, he’s got a strategy. Well… sort of.
“Alright, listen up!” he says, pointing dramatically—only to realize he just detached his own arm. Oops. But no worries! With quick thinking (and a little help from Mrs. Potato Head), he’s back on track. If you love daring, toy-sized adventures, you’ll love Buzz Lightyear Coloring Pages—because every great plan needs a fearless leader. Or at least… a sarcastic potato who thinks he’s in charge!
Coloring Page of Mr Potato Waving Hello
One hand up. Mustache slightly crooked. Eyes half-squinted in that classic Mr. Potato Head way—he’s waving. But is it a friendly “hello” or a sarcastic “oh great, here we go again”? Hard to tell. Depends on his mood.
Maybe he’s greeting Woody and Buzz with a casual nod. Maybe he’s reluctantly acknowledging Rex’s overexcited flailing. Or maybe—just maybe—he’s waving at Jessie, who’s bounding in with her usual high-energy enthusiasm. (Too much enthusiasm for him, probably.) If you love that kind of big, fun personality, you’ll love Jessie Coloring Pages—because just like Mr. Potato Head’s wave, Jessie brings a whole lot of spirit and sass to the Toy Story crew!
Mr Potato Writing Coloring Sheet
Scritch. Scratch. Tap. Mr. Potato Head sits at his desk, deep in thought. His tiny plastic hand clutches a pencil—too big for him, honestly—but he’s determined. Maybe he’s writing a to-do list (Step 1: Find my missing ear). Maybe it’s a strongly worded letter to Mr. Pricklepants about “proper toy etiquette.” Or maybe… just maybe… it’s a secret love note for Mrs. Potato Head (but he’d never admit it).
He sighs. Taps the pencil. Stares dramatically into the distance. Writing is hard. Especially when your eyes aren’t glued on!
Coloring Image of Mr Potato Painting
Brush in hand. Mustache twitching in concentration. Mr. Potato Head is painting. And let’s be honest—it’s not going well. There’s more paint on his hands (and maybe his eyeballs) than on the actual canvas. But hey, art is about expression, right?
Maybe he’s painting a self-portrait—extra dramatic, of course. Or maybe he’s capturing Mrs. Potato Head in all her fabulous glory. Either way, it’s a mess. But a beautiful mess! If you love creative chaos, you’ll love Forky Coloring Pages—because, like Forky, sometimes the best art is a little weird, a little wobbly, and full of personality.
Mr Potato with No Mustache Coloring Page
Something feels… wrong. Mr. Potato Head stares at his reflection—eyes wide. Mouth agape. No mustache. Gone. Vanished into the toy box abyss. He rubs his smooth, plastic face. Who even is he without it?!
Mrs. Potato Head tries to comfort him. “You look fine, dear.”
Fine? FINE?! He looks unrecognizable! He searches everywhere—under the couch, in Rex’s tiny arms, even inside Slinky Dog’s coils. Nothing. He sighs. Accepts his fate. But deep down, he knows… he’s just not the same without his signature ‘stache.
How to Color Potato Head Coloring Pages
- Choose Your Colors Wisely – Mr. Potato Head’s classic look? Brown body, white eyes, black mustache. But who says you have to stick to tradition? Go wild—purple, green, even rainbow!
- Start with the Base – Color the body first. Use smooth, even strokes for a clean look. Crayons, markers, or colored pencils—your choice!
- Add Fun Details – His mustache, hat, shoes—each piece pops with different colors! Try shading for a cool effect.
- Mix and Match – Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head are all about switching up their looks—why not do the same? Make them wacky, stylish, or even superhero-themed!
- Get Creative – Add a background! Maybe a toy shelf, a race track, or even a wild adventure scene. Your imagination = no limits!
From Classic to Crazy: Your Potato Head, Your Rules
And there you have it—Potato Head Coloring Pages like you’ve never seen before! One moment, he’s a dapper gentleman. The next? A wild, neon-colored rockstar with mismatched eyes and a superhero cape. No rules. No limits. Just endless, mix-and-match fun!
Whether you stick to the classics or go completely crazy with colors, every page is a chance to create something new. So grab those crayons. Let your imagination take over. And remember—Mr. Potato Head was made to switch things up. So why not make him the wildest, wackiest, most colorful spud ever? The fun never ends when creativity runs free!
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.