Cake Coloring Pages

Three candles stand tall on a round birthday cake with a wavy drip of icing and a row of round pearls along the bottom. Color the frosting soft pink, the cake body warm vanilla yellow, and the candle flames bright orange. Thick lines make this one easy for younger kids.

Roses tumble down one side of a four tier wedding cake covered in lace piping, scrollwork, and tiny beaded borders. Try blush pink and ivory for the roses, sage green for the leaves, and a pale gray for the piping detail. Save the smallest beads for last.

A tall bow sits on top of a three tier cake, with a grid of squares, rows of diamonds, and a zigzag band running down to the base. Try teal and cream for the checks, coral for the diamonds, and soft gold for the pearl borders.

One bright cherry sits on top of a smooth round cake lifted up on a pedestal stand, with a scalloped frosting border under the rim. Color the cherry cherry red, the frosting pale mint, and the stand a soft gray so the cake stands out. Big open shapes, no fiddly bits.

Four lit candles top a two tier birthday cake, with rows of curled frosting swirls around each layer and little stars floating in the air. Color the swirls buttercream yellow, the tiers pale blue and pink, and the stars a warm gold. Give each candle its own stripe color.

A round-eyed ghost pops out of the top of a two tier Halloween cake while a smiling spider dangles from a thread beside it. Color the drips deep purple and orange, the candy corn stripes yellow and white, and leave the ghost pale gray. Black dots make the eyes pop.

Two holly leaves and a cluster of berries sit on top of a Christmas cake, with candy canes propped against each side and icing dripping down the front. Color the holly deep green, the berries bright red, and the candy cane stripes red and white. Snowy white icing finishes it.

A thick wedge of carrot cake sits on a square plate, with a small piped carrot resting on the frosted top. Color the sponge warm golden brown, the frosting layers creamy off white, and the little carrot bright orange with green leaves. Two colors and you are done.

A plump strawberry sits on a wedge of cheesecake while sauce drips down over the creamy front. Color the strawberry deep red with a green leafy top, the drips strawberry pink, and the crumbly base a toasted golden brown. A round white plate keeps it simple.

A tall slice of layer cake stands on a round plate with a fork resting in front of it, ready to go. Color the sponge layers rich chocolate brown and the speckled cream bands soft vanilla so the stripes stand out. A curl of chocolate sits on the very top.

Six stacked layers rise up under a piped swirl of frosting, with sprinkle dots scattered across the sloped top. Give each layer its own rainbow color, red at the top down to purple at the base, and leave the frosting swirl white. The sprinkles can be any color you like.

Seen from straight above, five pineapple rings sit in a ring pattern across the top of a round cake, each with a cherry in the middle. Color the rings golden yellow, the cherries deep red, and the caramelized cake around them a warm toffee brown. Big shapes, quick win.

A long swiss roll lies on a wooden board with two round slices cut and propped beside it, showing off the spiral inside. Color the sponge honey brown, the swirl filling soft cream, and the little hearts and dots strawberry pink. The spirals are the fun part.

A round-cheeked fox sits with a small birthday cake in front of it, two candles burning on top and a bushy tail curled around one side. Color the fox warm orange with a cream chest and ear tips, and give the cake pale pink frosting. The eyes stay solid black.

A whole cake shaped like a bear's face looks straight out at you, with two round ears, wide eyes, and a smiling muzzle. Color the fur chocolate brown, the muzzle and inner ears a lighter caramel, and the scalloped frosting border cream. Leave a white dot in each eye.

Four turrets fly little flags above a castle cake built from tiers of arched windows, piped garlands, and a brick base with a wooden door. Try blush pink for the roofs, cream for the walls, and pale gold for the pearl borders. The brickwork rewards two close shades.

A spotted dinosaur stands on top of a square birthday cake, with three tall candles rising behind its back plates. Color the dinosaur leafy green with darker spots, the cake pale blue, and the polka dots on the sides sunny yellow. The plates along its back can each get a different shade.

A heart shaped cake is covered edge to edge in paisley scrollwork and beading, with a ring of open roses around its base. Try deep red for the roses, blush pink for the heart panels, and leave the fine linework white so the pattern reads. This one is a long, calm sit.

A single candle stands on a round cake covered in oval sprinkles, with a scalloped frosting edge running around the top. Give the sprinkles a mix of pink, yellow, blue, and green, and keep the cake itself a pale cream so they pop. Every sprinkle can be different.

A layered slice with a strawberry on top sits beside a teacup and saucer, with a vase of daisies behind them on a round table. Color the sponge golden, the strawberry red, and the flower petals a soft lilac. A pale blue cup keeps the whole scene calm.

Three sparklers throw out starbursts above a plain two tier cake with scalloped frosting around each layer. Color the tiers mint green and pale peach, the frosting white, and the sparkler bursts a bright gold. Lots of open space means you can add your own pattern.

Every band of this tall slice carries its own pattern: fish scales on top, then waves, bubbles, spirals, and teardrops down to the base. Pick one color per band and keep them in the same family, warm oranges or cool blues, so the stack holds together. The plate has its own border.

A baker in a chef's hat leans over a two tier cake, piping a rosette onto the top while more cakes cool on a rack behind her. Color the apron in soft plaid, the frosting bowls pastel, and the wooden counter warm honey brown. The kitchen behind her is full of small things to find.

Three plain tiers sit above a tray holding a circle, star, heart, candle, bow, and flower, all waiting to be colored and copied onto the cake. Pick a color for each decoration, then draw them onto the blank tiers however you like. There is no wrong answer on this one.

Three decorated cakes sit under glass domes on a carved counter, with a striped awning stretched overhead and blank price cards below. Color the awning in alternating red and cream stripes, the cakes in soft pastels, and the counter panels a deep wood brown. Write your own prices on the cards.

A tall square cake is cut open to show eight bands, each filled with a different pattern: squares, scallops, triangles, dashes, dots, zigzags, waves, and circles. A row of piped swirls runs along the top. Give every band its own color and the whole thing reads like a stack of ribbons.

The balloon is a frosted cake dome topped with a cherry, patterned with hearts and sprinkles, and the basket hanging below is a slice of layer cake. Try pastel pink and mint for the panels, red for the cherries, and pale blue for the clouds. The rope twists reward a fine tip.

A fluted bundt cake sits on a wooden board with icing running down its ridges, surrounded by two pumpkins, three acorns, and scattered maple leaves. Color the glaze pale caramel, the pumpkins deep orange, and the leaves in reds, golds, and rust. Vary the leaf colors and the whole page warms up.

A strawberry topped cake sits in the middle of a checked picnic blanket, with two plates and forks set out and a woven basket waiting at the back. Color the blanket in red and white checks, the strawberries deep red, and the flowers along the front in mixed pastels. The checks take the longest.

Three round cakes stand side by side with smiling faces and round blushing cheeks, one wearing a bow, one holding a candle, and one topped with a cherry. Color the frosting pink, mint, and pale yellow so each friend is different, and keep the cheeks a soft peach. The eyes stay black.

An open rose with two leaves crowns a two tier cake, the top wrapped in overlapping scales and the bottom in rows of teardrops. Sunrays fan out across the background. Try warm terracotta for the scales, deep indigo for the teardrops, and leave the rays pale so the cake stays the focus.

Five lit candles stand on a three tier birthday cake covered in polka dots, with three big spirals across the middle layer and piped pearls between the tiers. Color the tiers pink, mint, and buttercream, and dot the sides in a color that contrasts with each one.

A neat wedge of cake stands on a round plate with a cherry on top and a fork set beside it. Six clean layers alternate sponge and cream, so pick two colors and repeat them down the stack. The cherry is the one bright spot, so make it count.

A single flower tops this three tier wedding cake, with strings of round pearls between the layers and a ribbon bow tied around the base. Keep the tiers ivory and pale blush, then pick one accent color for the bow and the flower center. Restraint suits this one.

A round cake looks up with big shiny eyes, a small smile, and two round cheeks, with a single candle burning a heart shaped flame above it. Color the frosting mint green, the body pale cream, and the cheeks a soft pink. The heart flame is the place for your brightest red.

This tall cake has a spiral horn, two pointed ears, closed eyes with long lashes, and a mane of frosting swirls curling down one side. Color the horn pale gold, the mane in pink, lilac, and mint, and leave the cake itself a soft cream. Three stars float above it.

A big heart sits on top of a round cake, ringed by a border of round frosting scallops, with two candles burning above it. Color the heart deep red, the scallops pale pink, and the cake itself soft vanilla. The stand underneath can stay a quiet gray.

A big number one candle stands in the middle of a round cake, with three dots on the top and a fat row of pearls all around the bottom. Color the candle bright blue, the cake pale yellow, and the pearls in alternating pink and white. Perfect for a first birthday card.

Five whole strawberries sit among a ring of piped cream swirls on top of a round cake with a smooth cream band around its side. Color the berries deep red with green leafy tops and keep the swirls almost white with the faintest shading. Simple shapes, quick to finish.

A pile of chocolate curls sits on top of a tall round cake while icing drips in long tongues down every side. Color the drips dark chocolate brown, the cake body a pale cream, and the curls a shade darker than the drips. Only a handful of shapes, but a striking one.

A round cake on a pedestal stand has one wedge lifted out, so you can see three sponge layers inside, and the slice waits on a small plate below. Color the frosting pale blue, the sponge golden, and the pearl border cream. Match the slice to the cake and it all ties together.

A floppy eared puppy wearing a striped party hat rests its paws on the table behind a small birthday cake with one candle. Color the puppy golden tan with a darker nose, the hat in bright stripes, and the cake frosting soft blue. The eyes stay black and shiny.

A round cheeked cat with long whiskers and pointed ears sits behind a small cake with two candles. Color the fur soft gray, the inner ears and nose pink, and the cake a warm cream. Leave the whiskers uncolored so they stay visible against the face.

Three balloons float above a two tier cake, with bunting strung across behind it and a draped tablecloth below. Stars circle the top tier and hearts the bottom, between rows of piped pearls. Give each balloon and bunting flag its own color, and keep the cake pale so the decorations lead.

Icing pours over the top of a fluted bundt cake and drips down between the ridges, with five round berries and small leaves set around the base. Color the cake golden brown, the icing white, and the berries a deep red. Shade the grooves darker to make the flutes stand out.

Candles point outward around the rim, then rings of frosting swirls, cherries, and teardrops circle in toward a rosette at the center. Work with two or three colors repeated around each ring so the symmetry shows. This is the longest sit in the whole collection.