Milkshakes Coloring Pages

A tall fluted glass holds a swirl of whipped cream with a single cherry perched on top and a bent straw ready to go. Color the shake creamy vanilla, the cherry bright red, and the straw candy pink and white. Thick lines make this one easy for small hands.

A rounded glass of strawberry shake sits between fresh berries, one balanced right on the rim. Try soft strawberry pink for the drink, bright red for the fruit, and leafy green for the little caps on top. The seed dots are a nice spot to practice with a fine-tip pen.

A chubby takeaway cup smiles up from the page, whipped cream piled on its lid and a fat straw poking out the side. Color the cup mint green or soft pink, the cheeks bubblegum pink, and leave the eye sparkles white. The drippy band under the lid is the fun part.

Two matching soda glasses sit shoulder to shoulder on the counter, straws curving out like they are leaning in to chat. Color one shake strawberry pink and the other chocolate brown so the pair stands out, then fill the little heart above them bright red. A sweet one to color with a friend.

Thick chocolate drips spill over the rim of a tall soda glass, with a square of chocolate tucked into the cream swirl on top. Use cocoa brown for the shake, a darker brown for the drips, and warm cream for the whipped topping. The little chocolate squares deserve their own shading.

A ribbed mason jar holds a tall swirl of cream, finished with a checkered ribbon tied around the neck and three berries resting at the base. Go with soft butter yellow for the shake, gingham red on the bow, and deep purple for the fruit. The checks reward a steady hand.

A dome of whipped cream sits under a cherry, covered in sprinkles that have scattered across the counter below. Pick four bright shades for the sprinkles, a soft peach for the shake, and classic red for the cherry. Rotating through the colors as you go keeps the scatter looking random.

A fluted shake glass rests on a lace doily with a long spoon standing in the cream and the mixing tin waiting alongside. Try pale pink for the shake, silver gray for the tin and spoon, and mint for the napkin. The scalloped doily is the quiet star of this one.

A sprinkled donut, two chocolate chip cookies and a fan of wafer rolls balance on a shake that is already overflowing. Go rich here: pink glaze on the donut, golden brown cookies, and three patterned bands down the glass in different shades. Save the tiny sprinkles for the very end.

A soda glass covered in stacked mandala bands stands inside a ring of sunburst rays, cherry and straw on top. Each band asks for its own shade: try teal, plum, coral and gold working down the glass. The rays behind stay pale so the pattern keeps the attention.

A tall paper cup holds a soft swirl of vanilla cream with a grid-marked wafer bar leaning out of one side. Keep the shake pale buttermilk, the wafer golden tan, and pick a bright shade for the straw so it stands apart. Three wide panels make the cup quick to fill.

A round cup holds one smooth mound of shake with a fat straw tipped out the top, and that is the whole picture. Color the cup sunny yellow, the shake strawberry pink, and the straw bright blue. Three big shapes and extra thick lines make this a good first coloring page.

Three round banana slices sit along the rim of a fluted glass, with two whole bananas leaning against the base below. Golden yellow covers most of this page, so shift to pale cream inside the slices and a soft brown at the banana tips. A bright straw keeps it from going all one shade.

Blueberries are stacked across the cream swirl and gathered in a leafy pile beside the glass, with more speckled through the drink itself. Deep indigo works for the berries, dusty lavender for the shake, and green for the two leaves. Vary the berry shades slightly so the pile has depth.

A whole diner order sits waiting on a tray: a fluted shake with a tall cream swirl, a paper cone of fries, a little pot of sauce and a folded napkin. Golden yellow for the fries, tomato red for the sauce, and pale pink for the shake. Give each fry its own edge shading.

A striped candle burns in the cream on top of a sprinkled shake, with bunting strung overhead and confetti drifting all around. Give every flag and confetti piece a different shade, keep the flame orange and gold, and let the shake stay soft pink underneath.

A striped candy cane hooks over the rim of a sprinkled shake, with snowflakes floating behind and a sprig of holly tucked by the base. Classic red and white on the cane, deep green holly with red berries, and mint green for the shake itself. The snowflakes look best left pale blue.

Cinnamon stick, star anise and a striped straw all crowd the top of a heavily patterned glass, with a small pumpkin and six serrated leaves spread around the base. Work burnt orange, rust and gold through the leaves. The dotted panels on the glass are the long part of this one.

Perched on a stool with her shake held in both hands, a girl leans toward the counter mid-sip. Long waves of hair need patient shading, honey blonde through to warm brown, and the diamond pattern on her sweater takes two alternating shades. The pleated skirt is the easy part.

Three shakes wait on a tiled counter under hanging lamps, with a blender, a jar of straws and a candy jar lined up beside them. Eight patterned tiles run along the counter front and each one can take a different pair of colors. The three stools below are the quick win.

Rolling wave bands, three scallop shells and a dotted starfish cover this glass, with fish swimming past and a trail of bubbles rising beside it. Ocean blues and teals suit the waves, with coral and sand tones on the shells. The cream curls over at the top like a breaking wave.

Stars, crescents and two ringed planets run down the panels of this glass, held between a pair of crescent moons with rays bursting out behind. Midnight blue and violet suit the background, with gold for every star. A metallic gel pen on the planets is worth the extra minute.

A tall glass of matcha rests on a rolled bamboo mat, a single leaf tucked into the cream and a traditional whisk standing to one side. Layer two greens for the drink and keep the bamboo pale gold. The fine tines on the whisk are worth slowing down for.

A huge cloud of cotton candy balloons out over the glass, with a swirled lollipop planted on each side and candies scattered below. Blend pink into blue across the cloud rather than picking one, and give the lollipop spirals two alternating shades. Wavy bands break up the glass.

A kitten has climbed into the shake glass and hooked both front paws over the rim, big round eyes looking straight out. Go ginger orange or soft gray for the fur, pale pink inside the ears and on the nose, and strawberry pink for the glass. The paws take about ten seconds each.

One shake, two straws leaning out in opposite directions, and six hearts drifting up toward the top corner. A big heart sits right on the front of the glass. Try three shades of pink and red across the floating hearts so they do not all match, and keep the cream pale.