Browse all books

Books with title Little Birds Stained Glass Coloring Book

  • Little Birds Stained Glass Coloring Book

    John Green

    Paperback (Dover Publications, May 1, 1990)
    Here's a delightful little book with triple appeal: it's a coloring book, it's an introduction to familiar birds, and it enables youngsters to create their very own works of stained glass art. Printed on translucent paper and boldly outlined in black are eight different species: red-breasted nuthatch, blue jay, northern cardinal, barn swallow, house sparrow, black-capped chickadee, robin, and downy woodpecker. Images can be colored with paints, crayons, or felt-tip pens, then hung in the light to produce a glowing stained glass effect.
    Z+
  • Little Butterflies Stained Glass Coloring Book

    John Green

    Paperback (Dover Publications, March 2, 1992)
    Among nature's most fragilely beautiful creatures, butterflies are a delight to the eye as they flutter among the flowers of summer. Now children can re-create the loveliness of butterflies with this pocket-sized stained glass coloring book.Included are boldly outlined drawings on translucent paper of the Monarch, Red Admiral, Angle Wing, Swallowtail, and four other butterfly varieties. Just follow the coloring directions on the inside back cover to produce beautiful lifelike butterflies, then place near a window or other bright light source for an exciting stained glass effect.
    Z+
  • Little Flowers Stained Glass Coloring Book

    John Green

    Paperback (Dover Publications, May 1, 1990)
    Introduce children to the lovely world of flowers with this collection of clearly outlined illustrations. Youngsters will learn to identify a colorful bouquet of floral favorites as they color drawings of a daisy, rose, carnation, daffodil, tulip, orchid, poinsettia, and lily. Each picture has been printed on translucent paper that produces a lovely stained glass effect when colored and hung in a window or held up to the light.
    Z+
  • Little Mandalas Stained Glass Coloring Book

    A. G. Smith

    Paperback (Dover Publications, July 7, 2006)
    They're found in snowflakes, seashell spirals, the petals of flowers, and other objects. They're called mandalas — round designs filled with circles, squares, triangles, and other figures. This coloring book invites you to color 8 of these fascinating patterns. When you're finished, place the pictures in a window or near another source of bright light and watch them glow like stained glass.
    U
  • Little Cats Stained Glass Coloring Book

    John Green

    Paperback (Dover Publications, Nov. 1, 1990)
    The independent-minded cat has been domesticated for around 5,000 years but in all that time it has held on to its mysterious ways. Here are eight fine examples of modern cat breeds: Spotted Shorthair, Russian Blue, Persian, Japanese Bobtail, Havana Brown, Blotched Tabby, Burmese, and Domestic Shorthair.The pictures are printed on special paper that allows light to shine through. First cut the pages from the book as neatly as you can, Then color the pictures, using crayons, felt-tip pens, or paints. You'll get particularly interesting effects if you color both sides, using different colors on the backs than on the fronts. When the pictures are taped to a window, the sunlight shines through them, the way it shines through colored glass.
    Z+
  • Little Wildflowers Stained Glass Coloring Book

    John Green

    Paperback (Dover Publications, Aug. 3, 1992)
    Youngsters can create their own garden of stained glass wildflowers with the charming, colorable drawings in this collection. Boldly outlined on translucent paper are eight different species of wildflowers whose uncultivated beauty brightens roadsides, fields, and meadows: buttercup, blue phlox, oxeye daisy, lady's slipper, California poppy, cornflower, day lily, and rugosa rose.The pictures are printed on special paper that allows light to shine through it. First cut the pages from the book as neatly as you can. Then color the pictures, using crayons, felt-tip pens, or paints. You'll get particularly interesting effects if you color both sides, using different colors on the backs than on the fronts. When the pictures are taped to a window, the sunlight shines through them the same way it shines through colored glass!Please refer to the inside back cover for coloring hints and identifications for the scenes. The order of the pages is your key to the identifications, so make a record of them before removing the pages from the book.
    Z+
  • Unicorns Stained Glass Coloring Book

    Marty Noble

    Paperback (Dover Publications, May 19, 2000)
    With this little coloring book, children can enter the magical world of the unicorn. The enchanting mythical creature appears here in pastoral settings — reposing at a stream, prancing about near a turreted castle, silhouetted against a starry sky, and in other natural scenes. Crayons, paints, or felt-tip pens will animate these eight bold designs of the gentle beast. Young artists simply color the pictures and then hang them near a source of bright light to produce a luminous glow.
    L
  • Little Seashore Stained Glass Coloring Book

    John Green

    Paperback (Dover Publications, Nov. 1, 1990)
    Eight living things found at the edge of the sea are included in this collection of designs for you to color. There's a scallop, a starfish, a sea horse, and some seaweed. You'll run into a lobster, a crab, a sea gull, and a pair of fish — and you'll find fun coloring all of them in.The pictures are printed on special paper that allows light to shine through it. First cut the pages from the book as neatly as you can. Then color the pictures, using crayons, felt-tip pens, or paint. You'll get particularly interesting effects if you color both sides, using different colors on the backs than on the fronts. When the pictures are taped to a window, the sunlight shines through them, the way it shines through colored glass!
    Z+
  • Starbursts Stained Glass Coloring Book

    A. G. Smith

    Paperback (Dover Publications, July 30, 2005)
    These eight bursting stars need some color. Yellow and gold will work, but so will other shades. Eye-popping images of stars within stars, stars encircling a mega-star, and other heavenly bodies are waiting for that dazzling glow. Place the finished drawings in a window or near another source of bright light for star-spangled effects.
    H
  • Little Mermaid Stained Glass Coloring Book

    Marty Noble

    Paperback (Dover Publications, Sept. 5, 1996)
    Bring Hans Christian Andersen's beloved story of a marvelous little sea creature to life with this delightful coloring book. Eight ready-to-color scenes recall memorable moments in the charming tale, among them the little mermaid's discovery of a shipwrecked young prince, her pact with the evil Sea Witch, and her transformation into a human being.The pictures are printed on special paper that allows light to shine through it. First cut the pages from the book as neatly as you can. Then color the pictures, using crayons, felt-tip pens, or paints. You'll get particularly interesting effects if you color both sides, using different colors on the backs than on the fronts. When the pictures are taped to a window, the sunlight shines through them, the way it shines through colored glass!Please refer to the inside back cover for coloring hints and identifications for the scenes. The order of the pages is your key to the identifications, so make a record of them before removing the pages from the book.
    U
  • Hearts Stained Glass Coloring Book

    Cathy Beylon

    Paperback (Dover Publications, Sept. 16, 2004)
    These hearts come in all sizes and patterns — with arrows shot through them and with brief, heartfelt messages. Color the eight designs in a rainbow of hues, then place in a window or near another source of bright light for spectacular stained glass effects.
    H
  • Mermaids Stained Glass Coloring Book

    Eileen Rudisill Miller

    Paperback (Dover Publications, March 14, 2008)
    Born from centuries of fantasy and myth, mermaids — captivating and unearthly — are recognized as a magical combination of land and sea. This charming treasury of 16 playfully original illustrations, beautifully rendered on high-quality vellum-like paper, features a sea of water nymphs in their wonderful, watery realms. Bring enchanting life to these supernatural lovelies with your choice of markers, crayons, inks, pencils, and paints. Place your completed works in a sunny window, or create lampshades, mobiles, and more. Then enjoy a bright light show that shimmers and swims!
    T