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How to Draw Milk and Cookies: Step-by-Step for Kids

How to draw Milk and Cookies in 10 easy steps

A glass of milk beside a plate of three chocolate-chip cookies.

Build your picture in 10 named parts, from the main shapes to the smaller details. Follow the smooth guides online, lifting your pen between separate lines, or work through each part on paper at your own pace.

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How to draw Milk and Cookies, step by step

  1. 1Draw the oval rim of the glass

    Draw the oval rim of the glass.

  2. 2Draw the sides and base of the glass

    Draw the sides and base of the glass.

  3. 3Draw the oval surface of the milk

    Draw the oval surface of the milk.

  4. 4Draw the front cookie’s round outline

    Draw the front cookie’s round outline.

  5. 5Draw the cookie on the left

    Draw the cookie on the left.

  6. 6Draw the cookie at the back

    Draw the cookie at the back.

  7. 7Curve around the plate

    Curve around the plate.

  8. 8Add the chocolate chips to the front cookie

    Add the chocolate chips to the front cookie.

  9. 9Add the chocolate chips to the left cookie

    Add the chocolate chips to the left cookie.

  10. 10Add the chocolate chips to the back cookie

    Add the chocolate chips to the back cookie.

Time to color!

Try golden cookies, dark chocolate chips and a pale blue glass.

In the live version, coloring is tap-to-fill: pick a color, tap a part, done.

Frequently asked questions

How many steps are in this drawing?
There are 10 guided parts. Some parts have more than one line: finish each line, lift your pen, then follow the next guide.
Can I print this drawing?
Yes. Download the printable pack for a coloring sheet, a step-by-step drawing page and a tracing page.
How can I color the finished picture?
Try golden cookies, dark chocolate chips and a pale blue glass. In the drawing tool, tap an area to fill it, then add your signature and save your picture.

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