The multi-scoop ice cream cone is the queen of the ice cream shop. It is great for kids who like stacking and mixing colors.
โ๏ธ Whatโs in the Template
The PDF has the cone in color, a coloring version and mini cones. It is about 5.5 inches tall, with three scoops, a crisscross waffle pattern and a face in the middle.
At a Glance
Sweets & Candy
about 4โ5.5 in
3 ร A4
20โ30 minutes
- Printer and regular printer paper (US Letter or A4)
- Scissors
- Wide clear packing tape (or laminating sheets)
- Stuffing: cotton balls, yarn or paper scraps
- Crayons or markers for the coloring version
๐ Step-by-Step Instructions
๐ก Tips
- Stuff the scoops lightly, the cone stays flat.
- Trace the crisscross with a light brown pencil.
- Scoops and cone are one shape, so do not separate them.
- Add tape at the tip, that is where paper tears first.
๐จ Color Ideas
Yellow, pink and brown for a classic ice cream trio.
Every scoop in a different color, super bright.
Mint, blue and white for a frosty treat.
๐ Variations
With flavor cards and prices it becomes a pretend-play shop.
Hang a mini cone with a hole on a backpack.
Safety: Stuffing and tape are not for children under 3. Never use real food or scented oils as stuffing.
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- Completely free: Every squishy template with no sign-up, no newsletter, no subscription.
- Color and B/W: Each template comes ready in color and as a coloring version โ plus minis.
- Kid-tested: Printed, cut out, taped shut and stuffed with yarn โ it works.
- Regular printer paper: No cardstock, no special paper, no laminator needed.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Are the scoops separate?
No, everything is one shape, which makes crafting easier.
How many scoops are there?
Three, but you can pick other colors.
Where does it bend easily?
At the cone tip, where a strip of tape helps.
Is the download free?
Yes, all templates on PureSketchy are 100% free for personal, preschool and classroom use โ no sign-up needed.
Is there a German version?
Yes! You can find the German version here: Eiswaffel-Squishy.