How to Draw a S’more (Easy Step by Step)
A s'more is a happy stack of snacks, and this one even has a smiling face. It is built from rectangles with rounded corners, one puffy cloud shape, and lots of tiny dots. Every part is easy to draw, so it is a good first project.
- Easy
- 10 minutes
- 6 steps
You need: paper, a pencil, an eraser, and crayons or markers for coloring.
Start drawingIn this article (7 sections)
How to draw a s'more step by step
How to Draw a S'more · tinyhandscreate.com
Step 1: The marshmallow
Draw a wide, puffy cloud shape in the middle of your page. Give it a flat top and bottom, round bumpy sides, and a little dent on each side.
Step 2: The top cracker
Above the marshmallow, draw a long rectangle with rounded corners. Start at the left end of the marshmallow's flat top, go up, across, and back down to the right end, so the marshmallow's top line is the cracker's bottom.
Step 3: The bottom cracker
Leave a small gap under the marshmallow. Then draw another long rounded rectangle, the same width as the top cracker.
Step 4: Chocolate sides
In the gap, draw one short straight line down from the left end of the marshmallow's bottom to the bottom cracker. Draw another on the right end.
Step 5: Face, chocolate, and dots
Add two round dots for eyes and a small curved smile between them. Next, draw two more straight lines in the gap to split the chocolate into three squares. Last, put two neat rows of four dots on the bottom cracker.
Step 6: Top cracker dots
Dot the top cracker with seven little holes. Make a row of four, then a row of three that sits in the gaps between them.
All done!
Go over your lines with a marker, then color it in.
Finished your s'more? Keep the pencils out and learn how to draw a fall wreath or how to draw a cozy sweater next.
Tips for drawing a s'more
- Draw the marshmallow first and make it wide. Then the crackers will line up with it easily.
- The marshmallow is the trickiest part. Start with a flat top, then bump out the sides one curve at a time.
- Use light pencil dots to mark where the cracker dots go. Then each row will look even.
Free s'more coloring page
Want to go straight to coloring? Open this s'more coloring page at full size and print it. It is the same drawing you just learned, with clean lines ready for crayons or markers.
How to color your s'more drawing
Color the crackers golden tan, the chocolate dark brown, and leave the marshmallow soft white or very pale pink. For a creative twist, toast the top of the marshmallow with a little orange and brown, like it just came off the campfire.
S'more fun fact for kids
S'mores get their name from "some more," because people always want another one after the first. A classic s'more is a toasted marshmallow and a piece of chocolate squeezed between two graham crackers.
Questions about drawing a s'more
What shapes do I need to draw a s'more?
You need two long rectangles with rounded corners for the crackers and one puffy cloud shape for the marshmallow. Add a few straight lines for the chocolate and small dots for the cracker holes.
How do I make my s'more look cuter?
Give the marshmallow a face with two round eyes and a small smile. Keep the eyes wide apart and put the smile low between them.
How do I draw the chocolate between the layers?
Draw two short straight lines down from the ends of the marshmallow to the bottom cracker. Then add two more lines between them to make three squares.
