Who is Angel?
Angel is Experiment 624, one of the 626 experiments Jumba built before Stitch. She’s pink, with long antennae that sweep back over her head, and in the TV series she has a singing voice that can flip good experiments over to the bad side. Stitch falls for her the moment he sees her, and she ends up switching sides for him. Kids, and plenty of grown-ups, love the two of them together, which is why “Stitch and Angel” is one of the most requested coloring sets we get.
Coloring Angel
- Body: bright pink. A pink crayon or marker is perfect.
- Belly, face markings and inner ears: a paler pink.
- Eyes: black, with a little white highlight left uncolored.
- Eyelashes: black. Angel has long ones, and they’re a big part of what makes her look like Angel.
Coloring Stitch and Angel together? Blue next to pink looks great, so try a simple yellow or pale green background so the two of them stand out.
Ideas for Stitch and Angel sheets
- Valentine’s cards. Color a sheet with hearts, fold it in half and write a note inside. Perfect for classroom Valentine swaps.
- Best-friend pages. Two kids each color a copy, one doing Stitch, one doing Angel, then swap.
- Bedroom posters. Print the detailed sheets on cardstock and stick them up once they’re finished.
Questions about the Stitch and Angel sheets
Are the Stitch and Angel coloring pages free?
Yes, all of them. Print as many as you like for home or the classroom.
Is there a PDF of all the Stitch and Angel sheets?
Yes. Use the coloring book button under the grid to download every sheet on this page as one PDF, in US Letter or A4.
Which Stitch and Angel sheets are good for small kids?
Tap the Easy filter. Those sheets have big shapes and thick lines that work for ages 3 to 5.