A girl uses a wooden mooncake mould beside her mother’s tray of three mooncakes.

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Making Mooncakes with Mom

A girl works with a wooden mooncake mould while her mother holds a tray of three flower-patterned mooncakes.

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Separate wooden tools from golden mooncakes

Use tan for the baking tools and gold for the finished cakes; raw dough stays white.

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Digital example: Mother and daughter making mooncakes with tan wooden tools, three golden cakes, a pink lantern and yellow moon.

1. Gold — finished mooncakes
2. Tan — mould and rolling pin
3. Coral pink — lantern
4. Pale yellow — moon

Color the three cakes on the tray gold, including their flower patterns.
Color the wooden mould, its handle and the rolling pin tan; avoid the girl’s hands and dough below.
Fill only the lantern body pink, leaving its fittings white.
Color the moon yellow without hiding its fine crater lines.

The tools and finished cakes should be easy to tell apart. Leave people, raw dough, dishes and surroundings white.

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