The Flowers Colouring & Craft Book: Craft projects to colour, make and gift

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Roses are often associated with love and romance, and that is shown here with several small roses surrounding the beautiful rose. And to help them along, one little boy is imagining just what his prize-winning sunflower looks like. Notice that this coloring page consists of only one flower, like the page before, but it is still so different and unique. The flower print out sheet will be used for the children to colouring in and then cut out and stick onto a vase drawn on a large piece of paper and stuck to the table. This gives you lots of freedom with how you can color them in, so you can really let your creativity flow for this particular one!

Filled with beautiful illustrations of classic Beatrix Potter characters, this colouring book provides an engaging activity designed to inspire creativity. Children can get to grips with all the different colours and shades of spring, whilst they get to grips with the weather and seasons around them. That’s why we love this coloring sheet of a majestic butterfly with half of its wings made of flowers. When you have finished coloring this simple flower coloring page, you may still have some creativity within you! When you've got lots of lesson planning to do and very little time, they can be a quick and easy way to keep children entertained and learning at the same time.That’s not to say that brighter colors and mediums wouldn’t look great as well, and it’s all a matter of personal taste! Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. These delightful Flower Colouring Cards make beautiful gifts for children to take home for family and friends, or to put up on display. Printed on one side of high quality, extra-thick paper that resists bleed through, each page is perforated for easy removal from the book.

The floral letters are quite detailed, so they also work well as a mindfulness activity for your older children and for adults. From here, you can then begin to use darker shades and continue to build up the colour of the petals.Please take time to read our Privacy Policy which explains what data we collect and why, how we use it and other information relevant to the privacy of your data. Growing up, her favourite past time was drawing and painting and she has loved 1950’s design since a young age, Lucienne Day being one of her favourite designers of the time. This is really another one that you could spend a lot of time on as you make it into a beautiful artwork.