“Ladies do not start fights, but they can finish them!” That’s Marie’s famous line from Disney’s The Aristocats. This sassy white kitten is a Turkish Angora with a signature pink bow and a love for singing.
These 13 free coloring pages show Marie in all her moods—from simple portraits for little ones (ages 2-5) to detailed Paris scenes for older kids (up to 12). The movie is set in 1910 Paris, where Marie lives with her mom Duchess and brothers Toulouse and Berlioz. You’ll see her doing ballet, playing with yarn, having tea with siblings, and posing by the Eiffel Tower.
Free Printable Marie Aristocats Coloring Pages
Take a tour through Marie’s world! Start with her sweet face and famous pink bow—nice and simple for toddlers. Then watch her do ballet on a tiny stage, play with a yarn ball, and sing on top of a piano.
Want family fun? See Marie with her orange brother Toulouse, or join all three kittens at a fancy tea party. For a bigger challenge, try the Marie in Paris Coloring Page featuring the Eiffel Tower in the background.
Three difficulty levels let everyone join in: Simple pages for ages 2-5, Easy for 4-8, and Medium for 6-12. Pick your favorite and start coloring.
Marie Cat Head Coloring Page
A cute portrait of Marie's face with a big bow and happy smile.
Baby Marie Coloring Page
A chibi baby version of Marie sitting and waving her paw.
Marie with Bow Coloring Page
Marie sitting proudly with her large ribbon bow tied around her neck.
Marie with Yarn Ball Coloring Page
Marie looking playful next to a large ball of yarn ready for a tangle.
Marie Holding Flower Coloring Page
Marie the Aristocats kitten sitting and holding a single simple flower.
Marie Ballet Pose Coloring Page
Marie the kitten doing a simple, cute ballet pose on a small stage.
Marie and Butterfly Coloring Page
Marie looking up at a butterfly flying above her head.
Marie and Piano Coloring Page
Marie sitting on top of a small piano singing happily.
Marie on Cushion Coloring Page
Marie resting comfortably on a plush, patterned cushion.
Marie and Brother Toulouse Coloring Page
Marie and her orange brother Toulouse sitting together as friends.
Marie and Siblings Tea Party Coloring Page
Marie and her siblings having a small tea party in a stylized room.
Marie in Paris Coloring Page
Marie posing in front of the Eiffel Tower with cute charm.
Marie with Friends Coloring Page
Marie playing joyfully with two other kittens on grass.
That’s all 13 Marie pages. Here are some fun ways to bring them to life.
Creative Marie Aristocats Coloring Ideas
- Sibling Color Match – Color all three kittens correctly: Marie is white, Toulouse is orange, and Berlioz is gray/black. Add a tiny paintbrush near Toulouse—he loves to paint!
- Fluffy Fur Challenge – Marie is a Turkish Angora, known for soft fluffy fur. Use short pencil strokes instead of solid color to make her coat look real. Try light gray for shadows.
- Music Notes Magic – Marie loves to sing. On the piano page, draw little music notes floating above her head. Bonus: write “la la la” in a tiny speech bubble.
- Paris Postcard – Add French touches around the Eiffel Tower: a tiny flag, a croissant, or the word “Bonjour” in curly letters.
- Yarn Trail Game – Draw a super tangled yarn trail looping around the whole page. How messy can you make it?
- Cushion Pattern Designer – Design your own fancy cushion pattern first: stripes, polka dots, hearts, or tiny paw prints. Then color Marie resting on top.
- Butterfly Flight Path – Draw a dotted line showing where the butterfly flew before Marie spotted it. Loop it over her head and behind her tail.
- Tea Party Menu – Draw tiny treats on the table: cupcakes, macarons, a teapot. Write a mini menu in the corner listing what the kittens are having.
- Marie Day Gift Tag – February 22 is Marie Day! Color Marie’s portrait, cut it out, punch a hole at the top, and use it as a gift tag for someone special.
- Sing Then Color – Before coloring the piano page, sing your favorite song out loud (just like Marie would). Then color while the music plays in your head!
- Ballet Spotlight – Use yellow crayon to draw a spotlight circle around Marie on stage. Add tiny stars on the floor to make it look like a real show.
- Flower Garden – Draw more flowers around the one Marie is holding. Add some hearts too—she’s a hopeless romantic!
Fun fact: The Aristocats came out in 1970—it was the last movie Walt Disney approved before he passed away. Marie has been a Disney star for over 50 years!
