I’ve always been a fan of pretty prints and patterns so when I heard about The Cath Kidston Colouring Book I knew I would be ordering myself a copy. I’m always sharing my latest adult colouring book on here and Instagram. What can I say? I really do like them and have a shelf full of them.
So what can you expect from The Cath Kidston Colouring Book?
Colour in the best-loved designs from two decades of Cath Kidston prints. Enhance your inner creativity with your own colour combinations; relax and be inspired by looks that are adored the world over.
Reimagine your favourite Cath Kidston designs, or simply recreate the classic prints in their original colours. With hand-drawn illustrations from the Cath Kidston archive as well as contemporary designs, this is the must-have for every CK fan.
Featuring 43 designs there is plenty to keep you busy in The Cath Kidston Colouring Book. I think there is a great mixture of old and new designs, some full page and some repeated. I was pleased to see my favourite Boat, but there are florals, kids patterns, London Buses, Shooting Stars and hopefully a great range for everyone to enjoy.
At the beginning is a handy Print Library of the 43 designs so you can see the original colours. I enjoyed reminding myself of them but its a great guide if you want to recreate the original designs. The Cath Kidston Colouring Book costs £10 but is already on offer for £7.50 on Amazon.
The Cath Kidston Floral Colouring Book is released later this year which is already on pre-order for me! This one is coming with me on my next holiday, so look out for some finished pages on my Instagram.
You might like to take a look at some of my other adult colouring book posts:
Notebook Doodles Colouring Books for tweens
The One and Only mandala colouring book
The One and Only colouring book for travelling adults
The One and Only Elephants Parade Postcard Colouring Book
The One and Only Mini Mandala Colouring Book
Colour Me Mindful: birds, tropical and underwater by Anastasia Catris
Colour Me Mindful: Enchanted Creatures, Seasons and Butterflies by Anastasia Catris
Draw Your Way to a Younger Brain by Anastasia Catris
William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet: a colouring classic
Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice: a colouring classic
3 Comments
Tracy Nixon
June 5, 2016 at 5:50 pmI’d love to buy this – what is the quality of the paper and are the prints back to back or one per sheet? Thanks x
jenny
June 5, 2016 at 7:03 pmGreat questions! The paper is good quality and almost feels like card. The designs are all back to back which is a shame. I wish the pages were perforated so you could easily take them out and frame them when you were finished!
Tracy Nixon
June 5, 2016 at 8:07 pmThanks Jenny! Yes, I think it is a shame when the pages are back to back and there is no perforation. I do love her designs though and have loads of her homewear, bags and cloths so think I will go ahead and order. Thank you for the review and answering my query x