
subjects that I actually won an award in high school. It was also my favourite
segment on the Polka Dot Door. Do you remember that show? Yeah, that’s going
back a few decades 😉 But it gives you an idea of how long being creative has been my happy place!
don’t seem to recall there being an official coloring book day when I was a kid.
Do you?!
adult coloring book bandwagon! It’s about time, as I’ve been eyeing all these
fun options for quite awhile.
options and I opted for Wild Savannah by Mollie Marotta.

would be perfect for stress release and engaging my quilter’s mind with all
those different shapes!

area as the book. I would caution using these though, as they severally bleed
through the page, making detailed work difficult. Not to mention ruining the
other pages in the process. But they are
really pretty!

draw, at the moment – duh! So they’re just sitting there waiting and looking pretty!

what was your go-to? I see Tula Pink has her own version, which I would have been ALL over had I know beforehand!
Shannon

Oh, you poor thing! They'll be even more fun when you're able to use them! My daughter and I got a gorgeous coloring book a while back to color in together. It's amazing how therapeutic it is!
What a lovely activity to do with your daughter, Amanda! Therapeutic…that's the word I was looking for earlier today 🙂
I haven't gotten on the colouring book bandwagon but my daughter has and she loves it. I hope you're all healed really fast so you can start enjoying yours. 🙂
Me too, Izzy! xoxo
To avoid the bleeding onto other pages, we tear the page out of the book before coloring. Or . . . you could use colored pencils.
Oh, that's a great tip, Janice!! Thank you! I'll be sure to give it a go 🙂