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How to Draw a Wafer
Draw a wafer in 11 easy steps, about 8 minutes. Free, with a printable worksheet.
Each picture adds one red line. Draw that line, then scroll to the next picture. Rub out any dashed helper lines at the end. First up: a long bar.
Step 1: A long bar
For a long bar, start top right. Go left, slant down a little, go down and round, stop bottom right.
Step 2: Snapped end
Start at the top right end and draw a bumpy zigzag down to the bottom end, where it snapped.
Step 3: The top edge
Start at the left corner. Draw a straight line across to the zigzag, the front edge of the top.
Step 4: Two fat stripes
Across the front draw 2 fat stripes, 2 lines each, from the left side to the zigzag. Space them evenly.
Step 5: Along the top
On the top draw 1 line from the left edge to the zigzag, a little nearer the back.
Step 6: Waffle squares
Draw 5 short lines from the back edge to the front edge, fanning out a little, for waffle squares.
Step 7: The table
Draw a long straight line under the wafer, from far left to far right, for the table.
Step 8: Crumbs
On the table beside the zigzag, draw 2 small lumpy crumbs, one bigger than the other.
Step 9: Cream stripes
Go over your lines, then colour the 2 fat stripes cream.
Step 10: Sand top
Colour the waffle top sand.
Step 11: Tan wafer
Colour the 3 wafer layers and the crumbs tan, around the cream. Your wafer is done!
Your finished drawing
Follow the steps above and this is where you end up: a wafer, drawn by you.
Every step in one picture
