Ready for a sweet treat without the brain freeze? You have found the ultimate collection of ice cream coloring pages. We have everything from towering sundaes and soft-serve cones to cute kawaii characters.
These sheets are perfect for a hot summer day or a cozy afternoon indoors. Grab your favorite crayons, markers, or glitter glue. Get ready to sprinkle some color onto these dessert pages and create your own frozen masterpieces.
Kawaii Ice Cream Cone
Cute Sundae Scene
Ice Cream Treat
Summer Ice Cream Cart
Easy Ice Cream Stick
Coloring Sheet of Frozen Delights
Pusheen's Ice Cream Party
Preschool Ice Cream Fun
Detailed Ice Cream Parlor
Realistic Ice Cream Scoop
Ice Cream Dream
Frozen Popsicle Patterns
Full Size Ice Cream
Adorable Banana Split
Zentangle Ice Cream Design
Ice Cream Doodles
Cool Ice Cream Designs
Baby's First Ice Cream
Ice Cream Tower
Ice Cream Castle in the Sky
Ice Cream Machine
Haunted Ice Cream House
Ice Cream Truck Parade
Carnival Ice Cream Stall
Ice Cream Train Journey
Giant's Ice Cream Feast
Ice Cream Fashion Show
Ninja Ice Cream
Different Ice Cream
Ballet Ice Cream Dance
Circus Ice Cream
Wizardry Ice Cream Potions
Ice Cream Cars
Steampunk Ice Cream Machine
Cowboy Ice Cream Showdown
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Activities to Do With Ice Cream Coloring Pages
Don’t just let those finished pages sit in a drawer. You can turn your artwork into fun crafts and games. Here are a few creative ideas to extend the fun after the coloring is done.
Create a Pretend Menu
Turn your living room into an ice cream parlor. Cut out the colored ice cream cones and sundaes. Glue them onto a piece of cardboard or construction paper to make a menu. Give each flavor a funny name and a price. You can take orders from family members and serve up pretend treats.
Make 3D Art
Add some texture to your coloring pages. Use cotton balls to make the whipped cream look fluffy. You can also glue real sprinkles, glitter, or small buttons onto the ice cream scoops. This adds a cool 3D effect that makes the artwork pop off the page.
Popsicle Stick Puppets
Color the popsicle or cone images on cardstock for durability. Cut them out carefully. Tape a wooden craft stick to the back of each one. Now you have a set of puppets. You can put on a summer-themed puppet show for your friends.
DIY Summer Bunting
Print out several copies of the ice cream cone pages. Color them in bright, summery colors. Cut them out and tape them to a long piece of ribbon or string. Hang this bunting up in your room or use it as decoration for a backyard party.
Design Your Own Flavor
Use the simpler coloring pages as a base for your own inventions. Draw extra toppings like gummy bears, cookie crumbles, or fruit slices. Write a short description of what your new flavor tastes like at the bottom of the page.
FAQs
What Are the Best Colors for Ice Cream?
There are no rules when it comes to ice cream art. You can use pink for strawberry, brown for chocolate, or green for mint. Feel free to get creative with purple for lavender honey or blue for cotton candy flavors.
Can I Use Markers on These Pages?
Yes, markers work great for vibrant colors. If you are using standard printer paper, put a spare sheet underneath your coloring page. This prevents the ink from bleeding through to the table.
How Do I Print These Coloring Sheets?
Simply click on the link or image you want to color. It will open the file, and you can print it directly from your browser. Make sure your printer has plenty of ink and paper.
Are These Pages Good for Toddlers?
Many of our pages feature large, simple outlines. These are perfect for toddlers who are just learning to hold a crayon. Look for the “Easy Ice Cream Stick” or “Ice Cream Dream” pages for the best results.
How Can I Make the Ice Cream Look Shiny?
To give your ice cream a glossy look, try using gel pens for the syrup or toppings. You can also apply a thin layer of clear glue over the finished coloring page after the marker or crayon has dried.
What Paper Should I Use?
Standard printer paper works fine for crayons and colored pencils. If you plan to use watercolors or heavy markers, try printing on cardstock. Heavier paper handles wet media much better without wrinkling.
