Cute Princess Coloring Book

About this book

One sits beside a wooden treasure chest, one kneels to tie the bow on a gift box, and one plays a harp on a cushioned stool. Others arrange roses in a vase on a small round table, stand with a closed parasol next to a garden bench, and sew a star-shaped patch onto fabric. In the second half a princess gazes into a hand mirror on a tasseled cushion, waters roses in two clay pots, carries a tray with a teapot and cups, folds paper at a round table, sits on a window seat with a small cat, and laces up a tall boot. Gowns have more folds, trims and embroidered patterns than the easy princess book, and hair is drawn with many fine strands, so these pages suit children who like taking their time. The settings stay light: furniture and props, without full backgrounds.

Inside the book

• princesses
• treasure chest
• harp
• roses
• parasol
• sewing
• hand mirror
• tea tray
• window seat
• cat

Who it is for

• children aged 7 to 11
• fans of fairy tales who want more detail
• a calm afternoon or sleepover activity

What it practices

• coloring fine areas like hair strands and gown trims
• layering light and dark shades
• planning outfits with matching colors

Coloring ideas for this book

• Use pastel gowns with a darker trim color along the hems and sleeves.
• Color the hair with two shades so the strands show depth.
• Make the wooden chest, bench and window frame a warm brown to anchor each page.
• Color the roses deep red or pink with green leaves on both rose pages.

How to use the PDF

1. 12 pages come in one PDF, one page per sheet, in separate A4 and US Letter files.
2. Download the file that matches your paper size.
3. Print at 100% or “actual size” in portrait orientation.
4. Print one-sided if you use markers, or print only the pages you need.