There is a window between four and five in the afternoon when nothing is interesting enough. Snack has been eaten. Dinner is too far away. The kitchen is warm. An ice cream coloring page can hold this window. Not all afternoon. Just long enough.
The four families we keep coming back to
The catalog has more ice cream pages than any one kid will print in a summer. After a few weeks of color tests, four shapes earn the printer ink. Here they are, with the pages we recommend for each.
Classic cones
A cone is the easiest place to start. The outline is simple, the scoop is round, the texture inside the cone forgives wandering crayon strokes. Toddlers find a cone before they find a sundae. Older kids will still color a kawaii cone with the same care they give a sundae. Two scoops or one, the cone is the page that makes the printer feel earned.
Sundaes for the confident colorers
A sundae has more surface area, more toppings, more decisions. Cherry red on top. Whipped cream left as white space, or shaded soft pink. Hot fudge in chocolate brown that wants to be careful. The sundae rewards a kid who can sit for fifteen minutes and decide. We hand it to the second-grader, not the three-year-old.


















