Sloth Hugging a Square Cushion Coloring Page

A sloth wraps both arms around a square cushion and holds it flat against its tummy. The corners sit softly rounded, the top edge dips a little where the stuffing gives, and the face of the cushion is left completely bare. No piping, no buttons, no pattern.

That bareness is deliberate. It leaves the cushion as the largest open area on the page after the face itself, and the obvious place to invent something, whether that turns out to be stripes, a check, initials or one flat color.

Only two sheets in this hub carry heavier outlines than this one, which puts the page well within reach of the youngest children. Shapes are big, edges are blunt, and nothing narrows enough to trap a crayon tip.

The face shows more contrast than its neighbors. Bands around the eyes print as a deeper tone, the nose is solid, and small rounded ears sit out on each side.

Both feet rest at the bottom, two blunt toe shapes on each. Keep the cushion bright and the fur soft, and the two stay separate things rather than blurring into one mass.