Books with title Little Birds Stained Glass Coloring Book

Color a garden of eye-popping floral patterns! This imaginative collection of flowered patterns offers creative coloring fun for artists of all ages. Sixteen original designs exhibit an exciting variety of artful retro designs. After coloring, hold the translucent pages up to a window for a stained glass glow. They'll add a flowery touch to mobiles and other crafts projects.

These 16 dramatic, accurately drawn pictures portray actual species of lizards—those scaly creatures with long tails, thorny spikes, and other weird features. Use crayons, felt-tip pens, paints, or any combination of coloring media to get realistic portraits of the banded gecko, frilled lizard, tree dragon, jungle runner, thorny devil, western skink, and other creatures—all shown in their native habitats. Place finished pictures in a window or near another source of bright light for spectacular effects.

Sixteen exciting images depict heroes and villains in stained glass versions of manga, the Japanese cartooning craze. Action-packed scenes feature fighter pilots, speed racers, warrior princesses, and other dynamic characters. Use crayons, markers, or other tools to add colors, and place the finished pictures near a lamp or window for glowing effects.

Combining the mysticism of astrology with the artistry of stained glass, 16 illustrations feature every sign of the zodiac, along with beautifully rendered suns, moons, and other astral elements. Add rich shades of color to images of the Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces, Virgo — all 12 sun signs — with markers, paints, crayons, or other creative media. Then mount your completed stained glass pictures near any source of bright light. Our high-quality translucent paper makes each project pure heaven!

Illustrations of 16 fascinating insects are waiting to be brought to glowing life with crayons, paints, or markers and a light source. Ready-to-color butterfly, ladybug, honeybee, hornet, stag beetle, luna moth, cricket, spider, praying mantis, and seven other arthropods, all enlarged many times their actual size for ease of coloring and identification.