Thirty enchanting designs based on patterns made by a kaleidoscope. Dazzling images will delight colorists of all ages, and inspire artists and craftspeople.

Enter into a mesmerizing world of kaleidoscopic configurations! These 16 captivating stained glass designs offer colorists a tremendous variety of circular formations with dramatic floral, geometric, and star-shaped patterns.

Each of these 31 pulsating designs begins with a single dot that blossoms out into psychedelic symbols. Most pages feature one large image — others include multiple mandala-like creations. Pages are perforated for easy removal.

Inspired by endlessly changing kaleidoscopic designs, 16 captivating stained glass patterns feature circular formations exploding with gorgeous floral, geometric, and star-shaped arrangements. Color them in, display them in bright light, and enjoy!

Challenge your imagination and coloring skills with a kaleidoscopic array of wildlife patterns Thirty eye-popping designs offer a hypnotic blend of realistic animals on imaginative backgrounds. The full-page illustrations―rendered in the circular, multi-image style of a kaleidoscopic wheel―feature all manner of wildlife, from frogs and hedgehogs to lions, rhinos, elephants, and other majestic creatures.

Each book features 31 designs on acid-free art-grade paper. One-sided printing and micro-perforation make it easy to detach and display your colorful masterpieces! 31 perforated pages. Books measure 9 1/2 wide x 9 high (24.1 cm wide x 22.8 cm high). Binding lies flat for ease of use.

You will get 20 original kaleidoscope type designs in the book with slightly bolder lines than most adult coloring books! This coloring book is 51⁄2" x 81⁄2. This smaller book is easier to take with you when you are out and about! The designs in this book are like kaleidoscope designs but are based on 8 points instead of 6. The designs fill the pages so each page will look stunning when complete! I recommend using colored pencils when coloring the designs so the color will not bleed through the paper. If you do use felt tip markers or gel pens, you should insert a piece of card stock behind the page you are working on to prevent the ink from transferring to the next page.