Easy Stitch Drawings
8 free drawings in PDF, to color online or to copy by hand.
Stitch is two long ears on a round head, which is why children copy him before they can copy anything else. The collection starts where that is all there is and ends with the same character drawn as an animal instead of a cartoon, fur laid in stroke by stroke. In between he surfs, plays a ukulele, eats ice cream and sits with Angel.
Stitch drawings to print and color
These Stitch drawings print free, work on screen if you would rather not print, and each one lists the steps for copying it by hand.
Start here
The face on its own has no body to get out of proportion, and the seated Stitch adds one without adding difficulty. Both suit a four-year-old.
The soft ones
Baby Stitch lies flat on his front with his feet kicked up, Stitch with ice cream holds a cone up beside his head, and Stitch and Angel puts two characters and two color schemes on one page.
Stitch doing something
Surfing rides a curling wave with both arms out, and the ukulele brings the only straight lines in the collection: strings and frets.
The long one
Realistic Stitch trades the cartoon outline for fur drawn in strokes and claws picked out one by one. Give it pencils and an evening.
Everything prints free with no sign-up. For other characters, the Pokémon drawings and the princess drawings are the other two collections in this theme.
Common questions
Why is Stitch simpler to copy than he looks?
Because every part of him is a curve. Two long ears on a round head, a barrel for a body, and nothing with a corner in it. That is why a marker too thick for most characters still works here, and why he is usually the first character a child copies unaided.
Which sheet should a four-year-old get?
Baby Stitch lying on his front. There are no legs to place and no balance to get right, because the whole outline is one long curve from ear to foot.
What does the realistic Stitch need?
Colored pencils and an evening. That page draws the fur as strokes rather than one outline, and two blues close together are what give the coat its shape. A marker flattens it.
Can these be colored without a printer?
Yes, every sheet opens in the browser and colors on screen. The print button is there when you want paper, and it costs nothing either way, with no account to create.