Dover Tiffany Designs Stained Glass Coloring Book

Excellent petit livre, qui change vraiment de la daube à colorier pour adulte habituellement présentée.Belle idée de cadeau !

i love the fact that dover have used parchment paper so when held up to the light they look like stained glass

I am very pleased with this colouring book. Your completed project will not disappoint. You can use various mediums including markers, and colouring pencils. I prefer markers or acrylic paint/water colors to give my projects a nice stained glass appearance. Once complete, your projects will glow through the translucent pages when held against any window or light. I will order the other colouring books in this series with confidence!

Tiffany designs is another great book for new ideas for any ones projects. has helped in the final decisions in my project.

There are 16 pages and 16 pictures printed on one side only in this coloring book. The pages are opaque type of parchment like paper and perforated so that I can easily tear them out if I wanted to frame them. LOL, Im not that impressed with my coloring ability that I would frame my work! The opaque paper though allows the light to shine through so that I can put it in the window for a stained glass type of effect. Which is a nice feature of this book that I wasn't expecting!!There are finished colored examples of almost all of the pictures helping those of us (me for sure) who tend to stress out over color choices. As you can see in my finished picture, I really messed up the sky when I tried to reproduce the beautiful sunset that was outside my window the night before. However, I do feel it would be pretty difficult to mess these up. These are easy to color for a beginner, although a talented artist can utilize their shading and color blending skills to create beautiful art.I used regular colored pencils, but think these would turn out best using those water color pencils. I may have to get a set of those.NOTE: I use a piece of white paper under the picture while coloring, due to the clear nature of the paper, the lines of the next page can be seen thru and makes coloring confusing.