by Toby Greenhouse · Flower coloring
Pick one favorite color and go. This book has 200 bold flower designs made for coloring in a single color, arranged as 4 floral panels on each of its 50 pages.
Each panel is small enough to finish in a short, relaxing session, and using one color means no decisions, just the simple pleasure of filling shapes. Pages are 8.5 x 8.5 inches and printed on one side only.
What's inside
- 200 one-color flower designs
- 4 floral panels per page, 50 pages
- Bold, simple shapes
- 8.5 x 8.5 inch pages
- Printed on one side of the page only
Sample pages
Coloring challenges for Monochrome Floral Patterns Coloring Book for Adults
Color palettes and fun rules that suit this book. Pick one, open the book and start coloring.
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Teal Whisper
Stick to one color family: use exactly 3 colors, all shades of teal, from the palest to the deepest, and nothing else. Go darker near each flower's center and lighter at the petal tips.
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Sunflower Depths
Stick to one color family: use exactly 7 colors, all shades of sunflower, from the palest to the deepest, and nothing else. Go darker near each flower's center and lighter at the petal tips.
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Indigo Shades
Stick to one color family: use exactly 3 colors, all shades of indigo, from the palest to the deepest, and nothing else. Go darker near each flower's center and lighter at the petal tips.
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Slate Ladder
Stick to one color family: use exactly 7 colors, all shades of slate, from the palest to the deepest, and nothing else. Go darker near each flower's center and lighter at the petal tips.
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Coral Depths
Stick to one color family: use 3 to 5 colors, all shades of coral, from the palest to the deepest, and nothing else. Go darker near each flower's center and lighter at the petal tips.
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Rose Ladder
Stick to one color family: use 3 to 5 colors, all shades of rose, from the palest to the deepest, and nothing else. Go darker near each flower's center and lighter at the petal tips.
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