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Begin with the Bunnies Coloring Page, a darling image of bunnies hiding in floral bushes. This is a great page to color for Easter, but it's neutral enough to appease any bunny lover!
This book is full of soothing patterns and simple prints that you can mindlessly fill in without feeling overwhelmed by the intricacies of staggering designs offered in other books.
You will need a bit of space for this as it’s 112cm x 78cm when assembled, but it’s just the thing for keeping kids of all ages busy during the school holidays when you have jobs to do.
That half an inch of paper is to fold back and create a “stand” for the object. Glue the “stands” into the shoebox, and voilà – you have a nifty diorama to show off.
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Coloring Methods and Techniques You can use crayons, coloring books, or paints to create beautiful artwork with each one of our free printable coloring pages. The best technique is to stay inside the lines and not to press too hard on whichever instrument you are using to create your beautiful artwork.
Don’t know much about painting? Pelo Quote worries! Each picture has light blue or gray lines indicate areas to paint, and each area has a number and a corresponding numbered paint to use. Just follow the numbers and coloring has never been easier!
These intricate designs feel so peaceful to me…schools of fish, a seashell castle, and many more underwater scenes. I also love that the pages are perforated!
What we particularly loved was how different this was to other colouring books we tested. The illustrations are fun and contemporary, and our testers loved guessing the animal hidden in each letter (favourites included “K is for Kangaroo”, complete with a little Joey, and “U is for Urchin”) before reading the words.
While we're sure any coloring book can help alleviate stress, the designs in this one were designed to reduce stress. Just pick up your favorite colored pencils and enjoy!
There are also two pages of matching stickers to add to each design, which our three year old got stuck into with gusto. We were very happy (and relieved) to discover the stickers are reusable, so we were able to easily peel them off for our tester to use again. Tantrum averted!
Shrink the illustration of your choosing down to one-fourth of the page and put it in the bottom right corner.