Celtic Stained Glass Coloring Book (Dover Design Coloring Books)

It doesn't matter which STAINED GLASS COLORING BOOKS you purchase from DOVER PUBLICATIONS...They are worth every penny....Beautifully rendered on delicate see through paper, each drawing allows you to use whatever medium you desire...whether it is colored pencils, markers, etc....You can even color on both sides of the drawing to give the picture a more textured look!! LOVE EVERY ONE I HAVE GOTTEN SO FAR & SO WILL YOU!! Preferred mediums used are: CRAYOLA, MARCO RAFFINE, & PRISMACOLOR Colored Pencils, STABILO, STAEDTLER, & SHARPIE Colored Markers, Gel ink pens (Glitter, Metallic, and Neon)..If you are a bit heavy handed like me, use the markers gently....They will render the true pigment if you go over the area twice....Also, allow the gel pens to dry before closing the book. If you are left handed like me, you need to be careful where you lay your hand. The markers and gel pens WILL rub off onto your hand and onto the drawing...You can easily color over it, this is just a small forewarning....

These Dover coloring books are exceptionally nice. My students at school love to color these. They can earn a page and coloring time to complete. My windows at school look great as we hang the finished products.

I bought this book on a whim. I was in the mood for something different. Land sake's this is different for me, but for the most part I enjoy it. Some of the patterns I don't care for, but that happens with most of my pattern books. It is an interesting change of pace. Give it a try.

Very pretty when finished I put two ion my bed room windows . The sun makes them so pretty .

So many uses, so little time. Full of ideas for stained glass projects, wood carving, drawing, etc. A good book to add to my collection.

Not really Celtic Knot work, some patterns do not make sense.

Always enjoyed coloring as a child. This book fulfills the coloring urge and I love Celtics design. A win win.

my daughter loves these books the way the picture comes alive when placed in front of a light source is grate.

Great book - Nieces and nephews love it.