Easy Color, Cut, and Fold Colorful Cats: 30 Creative Cut-Out Projects for Everyone

by Mary Beth Cryan

Overview

Cats rule. There’s no denying it: These furry friends make some of the best pets in the world. They’ve also proven to be some of the best and most popular designs for adult coloring. If you haven’t noticed, cats seem to be the least stressed animals around. Whether they are loafing on the couch or sashaying around the house, not a care seems to go through their minds. Maybe we’re inspired by these purring procrastinators, or maybe this is simply our way of paying tribute to the ultimate kings and queens of relaxation.

A fun and innovative adult coloring book, Easy Color, Cut, and Fold: Colorful Cats is an instructional adult coloring book that teaches you how to create adorable kitties that pop up right off the table! This book features thirty meowful masterpieces for you to decorate and assemble! Simple instructions accompany each model to help you create free-standing technicolor tabbies. Just color, cut, and fold your way to fun and florid felines!

Additionally—in the traditional sense of an adult coloring book—Easy Color, Cut, and Fold: Colorful Cats includes bonus illustrations scattered throughout the pages for you to adorn with your favorite colors. If you’re feeling extra creative, grab your scissors and colored pencils, and get ready to build these colorful kitty creations.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781944686932
Publisher:	Racehorse
Publication date:	11/21/2017
Pages:	64
Product dimensions:	8.40(w) x 10.80(h) x 0.60(d)

About the Author

Mary Beth Cryan is an award-winning and bestselling artist. Whether she is illustrating and engineering a paper craft model or creating art for a line of products, you can bet she is having fun. Cryan has over a dozen paper craft books in print and has created art for greeting cards, stationery, craft kits, gifts, magazines, and home decor. Much of her work has appeared in notable institutions and publications, including The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) and Up With Paper. She lives in Rhode Island with her husband, son, three cats, and her slightly out of control collection of vintage clothing.