Zendoodle Color-by-Number: Stained Glass: Dazzling Art to Color and Display

I absolutely love this book. The images are beautiful turn out wonderfully. My 10 year old son and 13 year old daughter have also been loving coloring some of the pages. They tear out so easily with the perforation that we can all be coloring at the same time. My son chose to hang his up in his room. I bought a color by number book from a different publisher and it is nothing near the quality of the images, paper, and design of this book.

I love color by number for stress free coloring and the zen doodle series is great. Only issue with this Stained Glass and the Playful Pets book released in October is they both claim on front cover to have tear out pages/perforated( the Sea Life book did) but neither books pages are perforated , other than that they are great. The color key is same for all 3 books, 36 colors and they are named. Pictures are fun, colorful and pretty easy to do in one sitting and look nice when finished. I attached pictures. Also a good value as well for price paid.

I love this stained glass coloring book. The images are very pretty and nicely rendered. The color schemes are very pretty. The pages are perforated and single sided for easy removal. There are a lot of pages to color as well. The numbers are pretty light. I don't have any trouble seeing the numbers, but they are light enough not to be too annoying. They will probably show through pencils and lighter markers, but I don't really see any alternative as you don't want the numbers too light to see or too dark either.

I liked the pictures very nuch. It was fun to color them. It was difficult to get each page of the book. I called about a month ago to ask if there were any other books like these available to buy but I never received a call back! I also liked the fact that Crayola colored pencils with 36 count was used!

Beautiful high-quality drawings. My new favorite!

I have a lot of fun coloring in this book! I like that the spaces generally aren't huge or tiny, which might be because of the stained glass theme. The lines are quite wide, like the lead between the pieces of glass would be. I mostly like to use alcohol markers for the smooth glass look, and the thick lines help with any bleeding that might otherwise occur. This is also a good book for crayons, thanks to the thick lines and not-too-small spaces.The paper doesn't seem terribly thick or thin, somewhere in the middle. The texture is somewhere in the middle, too, which makes it okay for a variety of coloring tools. Not the highest quality, but definitely not the cheapest, either. I imagine most of us using color-by-number books aren't super picky about this. I'm happy enough with it, and it allows for a lot of pages in an affordable book.Like many other color-by-number books, some areas are numbered incorrectly. In different pictures, I've had the wrong number, no number at all, and two different numbers in the same space. Not a deal-breaker for me, and I can always double-check against the inside covers, where small, colored versions of every image are printed.I just received another book by the same published and artist, and I notice that they use the same numbering. I like to use color-by-number books so there's less decision making when dealing with brain fog, so it's nice to not have to pick out colors again.Overall, despite a few imperfections, this book is one of my favorites right now.

Love these pictures! The sections are by super tiny and hard to color. I like that they’re color by number and use Crayola colored pencils.

Exactly what I wanted. I love coloring by number. This is a great book with fun pictures. I love that it coordinates with the Crayola 36 color pencil pack.

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This book has dark line work and big spaces to colour in, great if your eyesight is not so good anymore or you have unsteady hands. Great colour palette, the pictures are bright. Relaxing to colour in.

Gel pens smudge and the only thing works is markers

The colour by numbers book is good but the paper does suck up th colouring pens.

This is by far my favorite coloring book from Deborah Muller. I hope she will do more books like this (stained glass effect & color by number).