Donuts on a Bakery Tray Coloring Page

A rectangular tray fills the page, packed end to end with around thirty five ring donuts in six rows. No two are decorated the same way. Most carry short strokes of icing radiating out from the hole like the spokes of a wheel, but the pattern changes as your eye moves across the tray. Some have long thin spokes, some have short fat ones, a few are covered in tight looping drizzle, and several are left completely plain. Every donut has its own open hole and its own slightly irregular outline, so none of them look stamped. The tray itself is a simple frame drawn in a few lines, which keeps all the interest inside. This is the densest sheet in the set and the one that takes longest. It is also the most forgiving, because a tray of donuts looks right in any combination of colors. Work row by row and the page becomes a rainbow. Pick three colors and repeat them and it becomes a real bakery display. There is no wrong answer and no single focal point to ruin, which is why this sheet suits anyone who colors to unwind rather than to finish.