10 thoughts on “Rudolph Colouring Picture”
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Hee, that’s a cute and happy-looking Rudolph π
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I’m glad you like him, Ali. π I originally drew him for the play area I used to run. The kids always liked to colour him in.
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This is wonderful! I’m going to reblog on my OrangeMarmelade blog. But first, I’m going to color it!! I’ll post a link here when I post it – with a link back to your wonderful blog, of course!!!
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I’m really glad you like it, Sabina. π I’ve recently reclaimed a stack of colouring pictures that I’ve drawn over the last several years so this is just the first of many! Thank you very much for the reblog / link.
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Here’s my colored picture!! https://orangemarmeladepress.wordpress.com/2015/12/01/rudolph-coloring-picture/
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Wonderful colouring, Sabina. π I thought about adding baubles to his antlers when I was editing it earlier but decided it would make it too similar to another picture I have… You’ll have to wait until later in the month to see that one!
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Cute!
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Thank you. π
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Reblogged this on The Storyteller's Abode and commented:
I thought I’d reblog some of the colouring pictures I shared last year. This is the first of a set of ten, all of which can be found in the Christmas Colouring Pictures category tab above. Feel free to download this or any of the others to print out on paper. Hopefully it’s perfect for keeping the kids entertained for a while.
I like to use this picture as part of a craft activity, where the kids use small bits of wool for his face, fabric for his antlers, and red foil for his nose.
To make it into a Christmas card you can position the picture on the right hand side of the page (in landscape orientation) before it’s printed out onto a sheet of cardboard. Make sure the picture is entirely on the right – otherwise, when you fold the sheet in half the picture will be partly on the back of the card. And, yes, I’ve seen this happen quite a few times!
Have fun. π
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