Books with title Peter Cottontail Stained Glass Coloring Book

Fetching portraits of canine companions, from a lively Lab to a snoozing bulldog, these stained glass images of 16 of the American Kennel Club's top dogs encompass a winning array of beloved breeds, including the sporting, hound, toy, and terrier groups. Pages are perforated for easy removal, so after coloring, they can be placed near a light source for glowing effects.

Vincent van Gogh used a vibrant palette of Prussian blue, chrome orange, vermilion, and other bold colors to express moods rather than literal reality. These 16 full-page black-and-white reproductions of his most popular works — including The Church at Auvers, Van Gogh's Bedroom, and Still Life: Vase with Twelve Sunflowers — offer chances to get adventurous with color. Afterward, hold the translucent pages up to a light to admire the brilliant stained glass effects.

From the Book of Psalms come these inspiring quotations, rendered in ornate lettering and framed with flowers, birds, stars, and other motifs. Sixteen stained glass interpretations include "The Lord is my shepherd," "The meek shall inherit the Earth," and other poetic words of wisdom. After coloring, place the pages near a light source for luminous stained glass effects.

Pomegranate's Stained Glass coloring book features 14 drawings based on original window designs by Louis Comfort Tiffany. Coloring pages are translucent and blank on the back so they can be cut out and displayed on a window. Published with the Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art. 8 1/2 x 11 inches, 32 pages with fourteen images to color.Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) was the son of Charles Lewis Tiffany, who founded the Tiffany and Co. jewelry store. Louis Comfort Tiffany began his artistic career as a painter. As a young man he headed an interior design firm, and then went on to found Tiffany Studios, where skilled artists and artisans created works under his direction. In his designs Tiffany incorporated landscapes, floral patterns, and other natural forms in a variety of rich colors. His craftsmanship, artistic innovation, and reverence for natural beauty made him one of the most influential designers of the past two centuries. His colorful creations are shown as small reproductions on the inside front and back covers. When you color these pictures, you might want to try to copy his colors, or you might decide to use your own. The last page of this book is blank so that you can draw and color your own picture. Let your creativity flow!

Calling all cat lovers! This collection of 16 purr-fect portraits features your favorite furry felines posing in the prettiest outdoor setting — a sunny garden. The splendid variety of popular breeds includes Spotted Snow Bengals, Seal Point Himalayans, American Curl kittens, Red Persians, Lilac Point Siamese, Blue Point Tonkinese, and others. Printed on translucent paper and boldly outlined for a vivid stained glass effect, these pages will glow when placed near a window!

Among the most fascinating predators of the sea, sharks come in many dramatic shapes and sizes. Eight of the most intriguing sharks are boldly outlined on translucent paper in this pocket-sized coloring book: mako, tiger, leopard, whale, hammerhead, blue, great white, and thresher sharks.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 sharks. The order of the pages is your key to the identifications, so make a record of them before removing the pages from the book.

This intriguing little coloring book helps youngsters identify eight common members of the insect world and bring them to life by coloring on translucent paper. Boldly outlined images depict a fuzzy caterpillar, two-spot ladybird, beetle, spider, ant, bumblebee, fly grasshopper, and butterfly. Just color with crayons, paints, felt-tip pens, or pencils, and hang near a source of light for exciting stained glass effects.