While I like to draw, since I'm a quilter, I mostly design in my head, from a photo, with EQ software and sometimes paper and pencil, I haven't yet caught on to the habit of doodling or coloring, except when I have a new quilt motif I want to set in my brain. However, I do know that youngsters (and adults, too) love doing this these days, so I took Doodletopia Fairies (Draw, Design, and color Your Own Super-Magical and Beautiful Fairies by Christopher Hart to my volunteer position at our Parish school library.
As you can see the girls (3rd - 5th grades) who came in at lunch were enthusiastic about it:
I love the difference in each of these. The eyes and lips are so expressive as well as the ears. This would be a fun interactive book to give as a gift for those who like to doodle (ages 8 and up). This well known author includes illustration tips with drawing, designing, coloring, and crafting activities.
Received this book (published by Watson-Guptill Publications) from Blogging for Books for this review. A great book to have on hand when the granddaughter comes over.
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Flimsy Coming Soon
Three days of playing with scraps and yardage. Just need 2 borders to make this a finished baby quilt flimsy. Blessings,
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Yesterday was a tad difficult. Not only did I have the fun of having both boys here, but my TMJ and allergies were acting up, it got to...
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Sighhhh.... While I was quilting I ran my finger, somehow, under the needle. Went right through my left index fingernail right through to...
What fun!
ReplyDeleteSo fun to see the different versions!
ReplyDeleteIt is fun to see all the different versions. I am trying to break out of my comfort zone and have more confidence in my drawing skills. Sounds like a great book to get me started!
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