Pass the Plate Like We Used To – dm Bold & Easy Coloring Book

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Some of the best memories live at the table. Pass the Plate Like We Used To is a love letter to the food that holds us — the meals that taste like home, like Sunday, like somebody who loves you put their whole heart in it.

Pass the Plate Like We Used To is an interactive coloring book for colorists that pairs bold, easy-to-color soul food illustrations with original music written just for you. Warm, nostalgic, and deeply satisfying.

Every page celebrates the dishes we grew up on — fried fish, shrimp grits, fried chicken, sweet potato pie, waffles, and more. Each illustration is drawn with bold, clean lines that honor the beauty of the food and make coloring a genuinely joyful experience.

Format: 7.5" x 7.5" | Bold & Easy format | Part of the dm Bold & Easy series by dakari Moon

Includes: 6 pack of Bianyo or Sfaih Alcohol markers

🎵 Your Soundscape — This book ships with System Reset, the growing Bold & Easy album by jaha Knight. Every title in this line adds a new song to the album. Access your album via the QR code inside your book or it will be sent digitally with your order.

Perfect for creatives who love soul food, family traditions, and creative moments that feel like coming home. Makes a deeply meaningful gift for food lovers, home cooks, and anyone who carries their heritage in their heart.

Everything we create begins with a little imagination and a whole lot of intention. Whether you’re choosing something special for yourself or gifting a bit of magic to someone you love, know that every product was shaped with thoughtfulness, time and creative care. Because beautiful things should do more than look good—they should make you feel something, too.

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Sis, You Deserve

  • To see yourself represented in the world
  • To surround yourself with art that encourages your belief in self
  • The gift of something beautiful.

- jaha Knight