Baking Cookies with Love in the Kitchen
Coloring guide
A smiling boy and girl stand side by side at a kitchen counter in aprons over long-sleeved shirts, pressing heart-shaped cutters into a big round of rolled-out dough. The boy has tousled, spiky hair, and the girl wears a high ponytail with wispy bangs. A few heart outlines are already cut into the dough. A tray of heart-shaped cookies waits in the lower left corner, next to a spare cutter and a rolling pin on the counter. Cabinets, a window and a small potted plant fill the background. The dough and cookie tray have lots of open space, so little hands can color them easily. Golden-brown cookies and soft pink aprons give it a sweet bakery feel. Print or download this free page for a classroom project or weekend craft. Looking for more? Our Christmas (Adult) and Friendship coloring pages pair nicely with this Love page.
A gentle color plan to get started — mix in your own anytime.
- butter yellow
- peach skin
- mint teal
- light gray
- golden yellow
- chestnut brown
- caramel orange
- ocean blue
- coral pink
- light sky blue
- wood tan
- bright red
A suggested order, zone by zone — skip around as you like.
- 1Start with the big areas: fill the wooden counter and its edges with wood tan, and color the big rolled dough sheet butter yellow.
- 2Color the cookie shapes on the baking tray butter yellow, and the cookie cutouts pressed into the dough caramel orange.
- 3Fill the boy's hair with chestnut brown and the girl's ponytail and hair with golden yellow, leaving small white highlights.
- 4Color the boy's shirt ocean blue and the girl's sleeves and top coral pink, keeping the aprons white.
- 5Color the faces and hands peach skin, the two heart cutters bright red, the baking tray and windowsill light gray, and the plant leaves leaf green.
- 6Optional: add a little darker shading on the dough and the tray edges with a slightly deeper tone for depth.
Adult Coloring
Color by Number (Adult)
Christmas (Adult)
Friendship