Slow Days at the Christmas Markets
You want a quiet evening in December, and a coloring page that will not finish in one sitting is one more thing left half done.
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What’s inside
- Fifty unique designs: timbered stalls under string lights, gingerbread hearts and a mug of something hot, a clock tower over the square, a carousel turning, a cart of firs, a shop window full of wooden toys. No repeats, no filler, no puzzles padding the count.
- Single-sided printing: every design has a blank page behind it, so markers and gel pens can never spoil the next picture.
- Bold, easy lines with large open areas that suit markers, colored pencils, and gel pens alike.
- A wide inside margin, so nothing important disappears into the spine, and a color test page at the front to try your pens before you start.
- Somewhere, a cat. It turns up in twelve of the fifty designs.
Who this is for
Fifty evenings at the winter markets, drawn to be colored slowly. Every scene has thick, forgiving outlines and wide open spaces, the kind of page you can finish in one sitting. A seasonal book that comes back every year, and a gift that does not need to be the right size.
Published through Amazon under our imprint, Second Bloom Press, as part of the Slow Days series: the same square format as Slow Days in Japan, so the two sit together on a shelf.