My Melody Coloring Page: Free Printable Cute Sanrio Ice Cream Scene

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Step into the sweet world of Sanrio with our free printable My Melody coloring page, featuring the adorable bunny enjoying an ice cream cone outside her cozy little house.

This single coloring design is packed with cute possibilities. Recreate My Melody’s familiar white fur and pink hood, give her a strawberry-colored ice cream cone, fill her home with pastel shades, or completely reinvent the scene with lavender, mint, turquoise, yellow, and rainbow colors.

Maybe she is enjoying ice cream after baking cookies. Perhaps she has just returned home from visiting a friend. You can add flowers around the house, draw clouds and sunshine overhead, turn the scene into a birthday celebration, or imagine an entire pastel neighborhood extending beyond the page.

Grab your crayons, colored pencils, or markers and spend a little time in My Melody’s charming world.

πŸŽ€ Meet Our My Melody Coloring Page

This printable features My Melody holding an ice cream cone in front of a cute house.

That gives you several main areas to color:

  • My Melody’s hood
  • Her white fur
  • Ice cream
  • Cone
  • House
  • Outdoor background

You can recreate her familiar Sanrio look or treat the printable as a starting point for your own version.

For more adorable Sanrio fun, pair this page with our Hello Kitty Coloring Pages.

🐰 Who Is My Melody?

My Melody is one of Sanrio’s long-running characters.

She is a cheerful rabbit girl from Mariland who debuted in 1975. Her birthday is January 18.

Her trademark feature is the hood she wears over her ears. According to Sanrio’s official character profile, that special hood was made for her by her grandmother.

She also enjoys baking cookies with her mother, and her favorite food is almond pound cake.

Those official character details give you plenty of inspiration for expanding this simple ice-cream scene into a much larger My Melody story.

πŸŽ‚ My Melody Debuted in 1975

My Melody made her debut in 1975, which means she celebrated her 50th anniversary in 2025.

Her earliest designs were connected with the fairy tale Little Red Riding Hood.

That explains the hood that became such an important part of her appearance.

Interestingly, the familiar pink hood was not always her only look.

❀️ My Melody’s Hood Was Originally Red

Today, many people immediately picture My Melody wearing pink.

But when she debuted in 1975, her hood was red, reflecting the Little Red Riding Hood theme behind the original character design.

Pink-hood designs appeared by 1977, and the pink version eventually became especially familiar.

That makes this coloring page perfect for trying both.

Print it twice.

Color one:

1975-inspired My Melody: Red hood

and another:

Pink My Melody: Pink hood

Then compare the two.

🩷 Color My Melody’s Familiar Pink Hood

For a familiar modern My Melody look, gather several pink shades.

Try:

  • Pale pink
  • Bubblegum pink
  • Rose

Use the lighter shade over most of the hood.

Add deeper pink around folds or edges.

If the design includes her usual decorative detail near one ear, give it a contrasting shade.

Keep her face and visible fur white with only very soft gray or pink shading.

❀️ Try the Classic Red Hood

For a look inspired by My Melody’s earliest designs, use:

  • Scarlet
  • Cherry red
  • Crimson

Color the hood bright red.

Keep her face white.

Use a softer pastel palette in the rest of the picture so the red hood remains the strongest visual element.

Maybe the ice cream is strawberry pink and the house is cream with pale blue details.

πŸ’œ Create a Lavender My Melody

There is no need to stick to official colors every time.

Try:

Hood: Lavender

Details: Violet

Ice cream: Pink

House: Mint

Add pale yellow flowers around the doorway.

A purple-and-mint palette fits especially well with the cute Sanrio style.

🩡 Create a Blue My Melody

Use:

  • Baby blue
  • Sky blue
  • Turquoise

across the hood.

Add pink or yellow accents.

Make the ice cream lavender.

Maybe the little house is peach with a blue roof.

The same line art can feel completely different simply by changing the hood color.

🌈 Create Rainbow My Melody

Divide the hood into imaginary sections.

Use:

Red
Orange
Yellow
Green
Blue
Purple

Or keep the hood one color and make the entire background rainbow-inspired.

You could add:

  • Rainbow sky
  • Multicolored flowers
  • Rainbow ice cream
  • Colorful house

The original character has familiar colors, but a coloring page is also an invitation to experiment.

🀍 Shade My Melody’s White Fur

White characters can be surprisingly fun to color.

Instead of leaving every white area completely untouched, lightly add:

  • Pale gray
  • Very pale pink
  • Pale lavender
  • Baby blue

around edges and shadowed areas.

Keep most of the center white.

This tiny amount of shading helps My Melody stand out from the plain paper while preserving her familiar white appearance.

πŸ‘€ Keep the Face Simple

Part of My Melody’s charm comes from her simple facial design.

Avoid making the face too complicated.

A few clean details are enough.

You can add a tiny highlight or soft blush if you want, but the simple style is part of what makes Sanrio characters so recognizable.

🍦 Color My Melody’s Ice Cream

The ice cream cone is one of the best parts of this particular printable because it gives the scene its own identity.

Choose a flavor.

Maybe:

Strawberry: Pink

Vanilla: Cream

Chocolate: Brown

Mint: Pale green

or invent:

Rainbow Cloud: Every pastel color

Berry Melody: Pink and purple

Moonlight Vanilla: Pale blue and cream

What flavor do you think My Melody chose?

πŸ“ Create Strawberry Ice Cream

Use:

  • Pale pink
  • Strawberry pink
  • Raspberry

Add tiny red details if you want.

Color the cone:

  • Tan
  • Golden brown
  • Caramel

Maybe the strawberry ice cream matches My Melody’s pink hood.

Add a little heart decoration to the cone.

🍫 Create Chocolate Ice Cream

Use:

  • Milk chocolate
  • Cocoa brown
  • Dark brown

Add a pale cream highlight.

Give the cone a lighter golden brown so the scoop and cone do not blend together.

Maybe My Melody ordered chocolate after spending the afternoon baking.

πŸ’š Create Mint Ice Cream

Color the scoop:

  • Pale mint
  • Seafoam green

Add tiny brown chocolate-chip-inspired dots.

A pink hood and mint ice cream create a classic pastel color combination.

Repeat mint somewhere on the house for a coordinated scene.

🌈 Create Rainbow Ice Cream

Divide the scoop into:

Pink
Yellow
Mint
Blue
Lavender

Add tiny rainbow sprinkles.

Maybe this flavor is available only in Mariland.

Give it a name.

Try:

Melody Rainbow Swirl

or invent something completely new.

🍦 Design a New Ice Cream Flavor

Complete:

Flavor name: ______

Main color: ______

Swirl color: ______

Topping: ______

Maybe:

Strawberry Star

Pink + yellow stars

Lavender Cookie

Purple + cream crumbs

Rainbow Almond

Pastel rainbow + golden sprinkles

Draw another cone beside My Melody.

🏠 Color My Melody’s House

The little house creates a cozy background and gives you a chance to use colors that complement her hood.

For a pink My Melody, try:

Walls: Cream

Roof: Lavender

Door: Mint

Trim: Pale yellow

Or create a pink-on-pink house with darker and lighter shades.

Maybe the entire neighborhood uses pastel colors.

🩡 Create a Pastel House

Use:

  • Mint
  • Baby blue
  • Lavender
  • Peach
  • Pale yellow

Keep each architectural section a different color.

Add white around windows and doors.

The house can look as though it belongs in a tiny candy-colored village.

πŸ“ Create a Strawberry House

Turn the home into a strawberry-inspired cottage.

Use:

Walls: Pink

Roof: Red

Door: Green

Add tiny strawberry drawings around the windows.

Maybe My Melody grows strawberries in the garden.

πŸͺ Create a Cookie Cottage

Since My Melody officially enjoys baking cookies with her mother, turn the house into a tiny bakery cottage.

Use warm:

  • Cream
  • Tan
  • Brown

Add:

  • Cookie-shaped sign
  • Rolling pin
  • Tiny hearts

Write:

MELODY’S COOKIES

above the door.

Maybe she is eating ice cream after a day of baking.

πŸͺ My Melody Loves Baking Cookies

Sanrio describes baking cookies with her mother as one of My Melody’s favorite activities.

That makes a bakery scene especially fitting.

Draw:

  • Cookie tray
  • Mixing bowl
  • Spoon
  • Rolling pin

Maybe the little house has a kitchen window.

Add cooling cookies on the sill.

Then imagine what kind of cookies My Melody would bake.

🍰 My Melody’s Favorite Food

According to Sanrio, My Melody’s favorite food is almond pound cake.

That gives you another dessert to add to the scene.

Draw a slice on a plate.

Use:

  • Golden yellow
  • Cream
  • Light brown

Maybe she is planning to enjoy cake after finishing her ice cream.

Create a little picnic table with both desserts.

🧁 Open a My Melody Bakery

Imagine My Melody opens the sweet shop she has dreamed about.

Design the menu.

Maybe it includes:

Almond Pound Cake

Pink Hood Cupcakes

Mariland Cookies

Strawberry Ice Cream

Rainbow Sundae

Draw tiny versions of each dessert.

For many more sweet designs, continue with our Dessert Coloring Pages.

🍦 Explore More Ice Cream Coloring

If the ice cream is your favorite part of this printable, continue with our Ice Cream Coloring Pages.

Design:

  • Cones
  • Scoops
  • Sundaes
  • Cute ice cream characters

Use the same pastel palette.

Maybe all the desserts came from My Melody’s imaginary cafΓ©.

🌸 Add a Flower Garden

Draw flowers around the little house.

Try:

  • Pink
  • Yellow
  • Lavender
  • Blue

Add green leaves.

Maybe the pathway leading to the door is surrounded by flowers.

Draw butterflies or bees visiting them.

For much more floral coloring, explore our Flower Coloring Pages.

🌷 Create a Spring My Melody Scene

Use:

  • Pink
  • Lavender
  • Mint
  • Pale yellow

Add:

  • Flowers
  • Butterflies
  • New leaves
  • Sunshine

Maybe My Melody is enjoying her first outdoor ice cream of spring.

Our Spring Coloring Pages offer more blossoms, gardens, weather, animals, and seasonal scenes.

β˜€οΈ Create a Summer My Melody Scene

Give the picture stronger colors.

Use:

  • Turquoise
  • Coral
  • Yellow
  • Pink

Add a bright sun.

Draw more ice cream.

Maybe My Melody has invited friends over for a summer dessert party.

πŸ‚ Create an Autumn My Melody Scene

Change the setting completely.

Use:

  • Rust
  • Gold
  • Orange
  • Burgundy

Add falling leaves.

Turn the ice cream into an autumn-inspired caramel or apple flavor.

Give the house a warm golden glow.

The original design does not need to stay in one season.

❄️ Create a Winter My Melody Scene

Use:

  • Pale blue
  • White
  • Lavender
  • Silver-gray

Add snow around the house.

Maybe My Melody is somehow eating ice cream even though it is freezing outside.

Draw a warm scarf around her.

Add snowflakes and a snowy roof.

πŸŽ„ Create a Holiday My Melody Scene

Use red, green, white, and gold.

Add a wreath to the house.

Draw tiny lights around the roof.

Give My Melody a red hood inspired by her earliest design.

The combination works especially well for a holiday coloring page.

πŸŽ‚ Create a My Melody Birthday Page

My Melody’s official birthday is January 18.

Turn this printable into a birthday scene.

Add:

  • Balloons
  • Cake
  • Presents
  • Confetti

Write:

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MY MELODY!

above the house.

Maybe the ice cream cone is part of her birthday dessert table.

🎈 Add Birthday Balloons

Draw:

  • Pink balloon
  • Purple balloon
  • Yellow balloon
  • Blue balloon

Tie them near the house.

Add a giant number representing any birthday you want to celebrate.

For more party coloring, visit our Happy Birthday Coloring Pages.

πŸŽ€ Design My Melody’s Hood

Treat the hood like a fashion-design project.

Add:

  • Polka dots
  • Hearts
  • Stars
  • Flowers
  • Stripes

Maybe the hood changes for every season.

Design four versions:

Spring: Flowers

Summer: Strawberries

Fall: Leaves

Winter: Snowflakes

Color each on another sheet.

πŸ“ Create a Strawberry Hood

Strawberries fit naturally with My Melody’s sweet pastel world.

Keep the hood pink or red.

Add tiny:

  • Red strawberries
  • Green leaves
  • White flowers

Maybe the ice cream is strawberry too.

Draw a basket of berries beside the house.

🌼 Create a Flower Hood

Cover the hood with small:

  • Pink blossoms
  • Yellow flowers
  • Purple flowers

Use a pale background color.

Add a matching flower garden around My Melody.

Perhaps this is her special spring outfit.

πŸŒ™ Create a Starry Hood

Use dark:

  • Navy
  • Purple

across the hood.

Add tiny yellow and white stars.

Keep the rest of My Melody pale.

Turn the scene into nighttime.

Maybe she is enjoying dessert beneath the moon.

πŸŽ€ The Story Behind My Melody’s Hood

My Melody’s hood is more than a random costume detail.

Sanrio’s official profile identifies the hood as a treasure made for her by her grandmother.

That gives it a sweet family connection.

In early designs, the hood also reflected the Little Red Riding Hood theme that inspired the original character concept.

Over time, Sanrio introduced many colors and styles, including the now-famous pink version.

So when you recolor the hood, you are participating in a design tradition that has already changed many times since 1975.

πŸ“– From Little Red Riding Hood to My Melody

When My Melody debuted, her design was associated with the fairy tale Little Red Riding Hood.

The original red hood made that connection especially obvious.

But My Melody grew into a character with her own identity, family, friends, favorite foods, hobbies, and world.

That history makes it fun to compare:

Fairy-tale red hood

with:

Sanrio pink hood

Draw both side by side.

What details make My Melody recognizable even when the color changes?

🐭 Meet Flat

Sanrio’s U.S. character profile identifies My Melody’s best friend as a mouse named Flat.

Imagine Flat arriving at the house.

Draw a tiny mouse beside My Melody.

Maybe he wants some ice cream too.

Give him his own cone.

What flavor does he choose?

🐭 Add a Mouse Friend

Draw:

  • Round ears
  • Small body
  • Tiny tail

Color the mouse:

  • Gray
  • Brown
  • Cream

or make him pastel blue or lavender.

Perhaps My Melody and Flat are planning a picnic.

Add a blanket and desserts.

🍰 Create a Dessert Picnic

Draw:

  • Almond pound cake
  • Cookies
  • Ice cream
  • Fruit

beside My Melody.

Add a picnic blanket.

Use gingham-inspired squares.

Maybe the little house has a garden perfect for afternoon picnics.

🧺 Build a Picnic Scene

Add:

  • Basket
  • Flowers
  • Drinks
  • Napkins

Maybe Hello Kitty joins the picnic.

Use matching pink, red, yellow, and pastel blue across the whole scene.

This gives you an easy way to connect multiple character pages.

🐱 Pair My Melody With Hello Kitty

Our Hello Kitty Coloring Pages are a natural companion to this printable.

Color both using the same palette.

For example:

Pink

Lavender

Mint

Yellow

Then display the finished pages together.

Or give each character a completely different color world.

🐱 My Melody & Hello Kitty Are Different Characters

The two characters share the Sanrio world, but they have very different visual identities.

My Melody: Rabbit with a hood

Hello Kitty: Cat character with her famous bow

Coloring them together is a fun way to notice what makes a character design recognizable.

Try removing the familiar pink and red colors.

Can you still tell who is who?

The shapes and signature accessories do much of the work.

πŸ’— Explore More Cute Coloring Pages

My Melody fits naturally into our Cute Coloring Pages.

That collection includes adorable animals, kawaii food, cozy scenes, sweet characters, and other cheerful printables.

Use this page when you specifically want My Melody.

Use the larger Cute collection when you simply want something irresistibly adorable.

🍰 Pair My Melody With Cute Desserts

The ice cream cone also connects naturally with our Cute Desserts Coloring Page.

Color the desserts in matching:

  • Pink
  • Lavender
  • Mint
  • Cream

Maybe My Melody has just purchased them from the bakery.

Turn the two pages into one story.

🌈 Build a Pastel Sanrio World

Choose four colors:

  • Pink
  • Lavender
  • Mint
  • Baby blue

Use them throughout the scene.

Color:

My Melody hood: Pink

House: Mint

Ice cream: Lavender

Sky: Baby blue

Repeat those shades in flowers and other decorations.

A limited pastel palette can make the whole page look coordinated.

🎯 Try a Four-Color My Melody Challenge

Choose only:

  • Pink
  • Yellow
  • Blue
  • Green

Use those four main colors throughout the entire picture.

White and gray can remain neutral.

You may use darker or lighter pressure to create additional shades.

This turns a simple character page into a color-planning challenge.

🚫 Try a No-Pink My Melody Challenge

My Melody is strongly associated with pink today.

So try something different.

Do not use pink anywhere.

Choose:

  • Red
  • Turquoise
  • Yellow
  • Purple
  • Green

Maybe the hood returns to its original red inspiration.

Or make it blue.

The page will still clearly be My Melody because the character design is more than one color.

🎲 Play My Melody Roll-and-Color

Use a six-sided die.

Assign:

1 β€” Pink
2 β€” Purple
3 β€” Yellow
4 β€” Blue
5 β€” Green
6 β€” Your choice

Roll.

Color one small part of the house, dessert, or background.

Keep My Melody’s official colors if you want, and let the game determine everything around her.

Or let randomness redesign her too.

πŸ” Create a My Melody I Spy Page

Hide around the picture:

  • 5 hearts
  • 4 flowers
  • 3 strawberries
  • 2 cookies
  • 1 tiny mouse

Color everything.

Then challenge someone else to find all the hidden objects.

πŸ”€ M Is for My Melody

Write a large:

M

Practice:

M is for My Melody.

Think of more M words:

  • Mouse
  • Moon
  • Music
  • Mint

Decorate the M with tiny bows and hearts.

For more alphabet activities, explore our Coloring Pages of Letters.

🍦 I Is for Ice Cream

Write:

I is for Ice Cream.

Draw three cones.

Color them:

  • Pink
  • Brown
  • Green

Give each a flavor name.

Maybe My Melody has to choose her favorite.

🏠 H Is for House

Write:

H is for House.

Draw a tiny home.

Add:

  • Roof
  • Door
  • Windows

Color it to match the house in the main picture.

πŸ”’ Count the Desserts

Draw:

  • 1 ice cream
  • 2 cookies
  • 3 cake slices

Count how many desserts there are altogether.

Or create a pretend bakery menu with prices and simple addition activities.

πŸ“– Write a My Melody Story

Try:

My Melody was walking home with her ice cream when…

or:

The little house looked different when she returned because…

or:

My Melody opened the door and discovered…

Finish the story.

Use the colored page as the first illustration.

🍦 The Magical Ice Cream Cone

Imagine the ice cream never melts.

Why?

Maybe:

  • It is enchanted.
  • It came from a magical freezer.
  • A tiny star lives inside.

Every flavor has a different magical power.

What does My Melody’s flavor do?

🏠 The Secret Room in My Melody’s House

Imagine one wall contains a door My Melody has never noticed before.

Behind it is:

  • Cookie bakery
  • Rainbow garden
  • Tiny library
  • Hidden staircase

Draw the room on another sheet.

Use the same palette as the original coloring page.

🐭 Flat Comes to Visit

My Melody is about to eat her ice cream when Flat arrives.

Maybe he brings cookies.

Perhaps they decide to have a picnic.

Write three sentences explaining what happens next.

πŸͺ The Missing Cookie Mystery

My Melody has baked cookies with her mother.

One cookie disappears.

Possible clues:

  • Crumbs
  • Tiny footprints
  • Open window
  • Empty plate

Who took it?

Maybe the answer is much sillier than expected.

Draw the clues.

πŸ“• Make a My Melody Mini Storybook

Create four pages.

Page 1

My Melody gets an ice cream cone.

Page 2

She arrives home.

Page 3

Flat comes to visit.

Page 4

They have a dessert picnic.

Add a cover:

My Melody’s Sweet Day

Write one or two sentences beneath each picture.

πŸŽ‚ Celebrate My Melody’s Birthday

Because My Melody’s birthday is January 18, this page can also become a birthday activity.

Add:

  • Birthday cake
  • Balloons
  • Presents
  • Party hats

Write:

JANUARY 18

beneath the picture.

Maybe the ice cream cone is one part of her birthday celebration.

πŸŽ‰ Create a Sanrio Coloring Table

Pair this page with:

Print several designs and choose one shared pastel palette.

The finished pages can look like one coordinated character-and-dessert collection.

🏫 My Melody Coloring Page for Kids

This printable can work nicely for:

  • Character coloring
  • Birthday activities
  • Pastel-color challenges
  • Creative writing
  • Indoor recess
  • Art centers
  • Sanrio fans

Kids can recreate the familiar pink My Melody or invent a completely original version.

The house and ice cream also give the page more storytelling possibilities than a simple character portrait.

πŸ–ΌοΈ Create My Melody Wall Art

Color the page carefully.

Mount it on:

  • Pale pink
  • Lavender
  • Mint
  • Cream

cardstock.

Add little paper hearts around the border.

The finished design can become cheerful room, playroom, or party artwork.

πŸ’Œ Make a My Melody Card

Color the printable and use part of it on folded cardstock.

Add:

Have a Sweet Day

Happy Birthday

or:

You’re So Sweet

inside.

Decorate the card with:

  • Hearts
  • Ice cream
  • Cookies
  • Flowers

πŸ”– Make a My Melody Bookmark

Draw a long cardstock strip.

Add:

  • Pink hood
  • Ice cream cone
  • Hearts

Write:

SWEET STORIES AHEAD

or:

READING TIME

Use pink, lavender, and mint to coordinate with the main coloring page.

πŸ–οΈ Best Supplies for This My Melody Coloring Page

Crayons work especially well for younger kids and larger areas such as the hood, house, and background.

Colored pencils are useful for:

  • Hood shading
  • Ice cream details
  • House trim
  • Flowers
  • Smaller decorative elements

Markers create bold pink, red, lavender, mint, and blue shades. Slightly heavier paper may help if marker ink tends to bleed through regular printer paper.

You can also combine materials.

Try markers on My Melody’s hood and colored pencils throughout the house and background.

πŸ–¨οΈ How to Use This Free My Melody Coloring Page

Print the page and choose your version of My Melody.

For a familiar look, gather:

  • Pink
  • White
  • Black

Then choose colors for the ice cream and house.

For a 1975-inspired variation, swap the pink hood for red.

Or create:

Pastel My Melody: Pink, lavender, mint

Rainbow My Melody: Every bright color

Moonlight My Melody: Navy, purple, silver

Color the character first.

Then move into:

  • Ice cream
  • House
  • Background

Finally, add your own:

  • Flowers
  • Flat
  • Cookies
  • Birthday balloons
  • Rainbow
  • Stars

One simple character printable can quickly become an entire little Mariland adventure.

πŸŽ€πŸ¦ Spend a Sweet Day With My Melody

With My Melody holding an ice cream cone outside her cozy little house, this free printable My Melody coloring page gives Sanrio fans much more to explore than a simple character portrait.

Recreate her familiar white fur and pink hood, try the red hood inspired by her earliest 1975 designs, invent a new ice cream flavor, turn the house into a cookie bakery, add her mouse friend Flat, create a flower garden, or transform the whole scene into a January 18 birthday celebration.

My Melody has been part of Sanrio’s character world since 1975. Her official story describes a cheerful rabbit from Mariland whose treasured hood was made by her grandmother, who enjoys baking cookies with her mother, and whose favorite food is almond pound cake.

Those details make this little ice-cream scene surprisingly easy to expand into stories, games, desserts, and imaginative backgrounds.

Choose pink, red, lavender, rainbowβ€”or something completely unexpected.

Then join My Melody for one very sweet coloring adventure.

Happy coloring!

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