Dessert Coloring Pages

Eight blank cookies to decorate

One page is deliberately undecorated: eight cookie shapes — a round, a star, a heart, a gingerbread man, a Christmas tree, a crescent, a square and a flower — every one blank inside, with the cutters that made them and a piping bag, icing bowls and sprinkles laid out along the bottom. Nothing is placed for you.

Cookies, pies, macarons and more

Six pages are cookies: one giant chocolate chip cookie with a face, a sheet of nine different kinds, a cookie jar, cookies and milk at bedtime, a Christmas cookie plate, and twelve iced cookies patterned for adults. Two are pies — a lattice-topped apple pie and a pumpkin pie with a slice cut away. Then French macarons, a fruit tart ringed with berries, six layered dessert glasses, a patisserie counter and a full dessert buffet under glass domes.

Nothing is printed dark for you

Chocolate chips are the giveaway on most cookie pages — printed as solid black blobs, which removes the most interesting part of the drawing. Here every chunk is a hollow outline. So is every berry, every jam layer, every pie filling and every drop of sauce. The only solid black in the whole set is the pupil of an animal's eye.

Pages you write on as well as colour

The cookie jar has a blank label, the patisserie has a blank shop sign, menu board and price tags, the buffet has blank place cards, and the baking kitchen has a blank recipe board and blank jars.

Easy through to detailed

The easy pages have thick outlines and large open areas for a crayon. The middle pages will hold a school-age child for half an hour. The detailed pages — twelve patterned cookies, the dessert mandala, the doodle sheet, the buffet and the lettering — will take an adult most of an evening.

Print the whole set at once

The button at the top bundles all twenty into a single download. Every page is a vector PDF at 300 DPI in both US Letter and A4, so it stays sharp however far you zoom in.