Indulge in some sweet creativity with our free, printable cookie coloring pages! These pages are perfect for everyone, featuring simple outlines and thick lines for kids, as well as detailed, realistic designs for adults.
Explore fun illustrations of chocolate chip cookies, decorated holiday cookies, cookie jars, and baking scenes.
Cookie Jar Illustration
Cookie Jar To Color
Cookies And Milk Coloring Sheet
Cookie Factory Coloring Page
Cookie Mandala Coloring Page
Cookie Mandala Design Coloring Sheet
Cute Cookie Cartoon Coloring Page
Cute Mouse Eating A Cookie
Festive Christmas Cookie Coloring Sheet
Grandma Baking Cookies Coloring Sheet
Grandmother Making Cookies Illustration
Holiday Cookie Coloring Page
Milk And Cookies Coloring Page
Milk And Cookies Drawing To Color
Mouse Eating Cookie Coloring Page
Mouse With Cookie Drawing To Color
Oreo Cookies To Color
Oreo Sandwich Cookies Coloring Page
Star Cookie Coloring Sheet
Star Shaped Cookie Outline
Chocolate Chip Cookie Coloring Page
Chocolate Chip Cookie Drawing To Color
Chocolate Chip Cookie Illustration
Chocolate Chip Cookies Coloring Sheet
Cookie Cartoon Style
Christmas Cookie To Color
Cookie Coloring Sheet
Colors to Use for Cookie Coloring Pages
Browns for chocolate cookies. Tans and golds for sugar or buttery varieties. Reds, greens, and whites for frosted accents and decorations.
But why stick to basic cookie shades when you can tempt your cravings with vibrant, mouthwatering hues? Make those treats pop off the page with glazed pastels, candy-coated sprinkles, or shimmering metallic icings!
How to Color a Cookie Coloring in Detail
A. Color Combinations: For a holiday cookie assortment, use red and green base colors for the doughs. Add white accents for icing details and decorations.
B. Textured Effects: On a chocolate chip cookie, use a tan base coat. Add short, thick brown strokes in a scattered pattern to depict the baked-in chips.
Invite Creativity Challenge: Imaginative Cookie Scenes
Use your cookie canvas to design a whimsical world where the treats take on funny shapes, expressions or become the stars of a sugary adventure!
For example, illustrate a gingerbread cookie village with gumdrop chimneys and a pretzel path winding through. Or depict smiling cookie characters embarking on incredible journeys. This open-ended approach taps into your limitless creativity.
3 DIY Cookie Crafts
Get ready for deliciously crafty fun with these sweet ideas!
Cookie Scratch Art
You’ll Need:
- Cookie coloring pages
- Oil pastels or crayons
- Black tempera paint
- Paintbrushes
- Toothpicks or wooden skewers
- Paper or canvas
Instructions:
- Color cookie designs heavily on coloring pages with pastels/crayons.
- Cut out colored cookie shapes.
- Paint over cutouts completely with black tempera paint.
- Allow paint to fully dry.
- Use toothpicks/skewers to scratch designs, revealing colors below.
Paper Plate Cookies
You’ll Need:
- Cookie coloring pages
- Paper plates
- Scissors
- Glue or tape
- Crayons, markers, colored pencils
- Decorative materials (pom poms, glitter, sequins, etc.)
Instructions:
- Color cookie designs on coloring pages.
- Cut out colored cookie shapes.
- Glue or tape cookie cutouts onto centers of paper plates.
- Color and decorate plates with icing, sprinkles, etc.
- Add 3D decorations like pom poms, glitter or sequins.
Gumdrop Cookies
You’ll Need:
- Cookie coloring pages
- Gumdrops or spice drops
- Cardboard or sturdy paper
- Scissors
- Glue
Instructions:
- Color cookie designs on coloring pages.
- Cut out colored cookie shapes from coloring pages.
- Also cut cookie shapes out of cardboard/sturdy paper.
- Glue gumdrops onto cardboard cookie shapes.
- Glue colored paper cookie cutouts on top of gumdrops.