Breakfast…just the word makes me hungry. Or how about some sweet treats? Or a tall glass of tart lemonade? Is your mouth watering yet?
Well, join me as we learn to draw these scrumptious morsels with today’s how to draw cute food tutorial! 🎉
How to Draw Cute Food
You’ve probably noticed that drawing tutorials about food are some of my favorites. I’ve previously created:
This tutorial combines those elements and adds more to create the cutest little pictures.
There’s a group of breakfast food, lemons and lemonade, and some adorable sweet treats.
While my goal is always to help you and your kiddos artistically, here are a few ideas for using these (and any) of the tutorials:
Use them for booklet covers
These printable pages are the perfect size for a small booklet. Draw your own pictures on the side with the blank grid, color both pictures, and fold it in half. That will put your hand-drawn side on the front cover and the “guide” picture on the back cover. On the blank inside pages write your “book”.
What to write about? How about creating a story around that topic like kids having a lemonade stand to earn money for something special or maybe the dirty dog that burst through my back door and interrupted my breakfast? Be creative and use the pictures as a springboard for ideas.
Use them as fact, nutrition, or recipe books
Gather nutrition facts on breakfast, or sweet treats or drinks and put those in your booklets. That would be especially great for those dieting or trying to reach a health goal!
Why not create some recipes in there too? Put your favorite breakfast recipes in the book or some great lemonade drink recipes. Buy a box cake mix and add some special ingredients (think candy bars cut up) to the batter and write down the ones you liked.
These are all fun ideas that you can do together, and together is what it’s all about. These are the memories your kids will hold onto in their hearts. Go make some memories! đź’Ž
Download the how to draw cute food here.
• Other printables are either functional OR cute. I bridge the gap between the two. Since I'm a single mom and don't have time to mess around and am a kid at heart, I love something that actually propels me forward and gets the job done quickly, while still having that super cute vibe I'm known for.
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