Stained Glass Window Designs of Frank Lloyd Wright

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Summary: very cool coloring book for adults
Review: The only bad thing about this book is that the answer key or correct colors for the windows is missing on about 80% of the pages. Only a few designs have colored examples, so you need other Wright books to do it like he did.

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Summary: very cool coloring book for adults
Review: This Dover Coloring Book of selected famous Frank Lloyd Wright stained glass window designs is very well done. Each design is is clearly executed on translucent plastic, suitable for hand coloring. Each of the 16 designs are attributed to the place they came from, and there are illustrations of 4 of the original windows provided. Definitely worth the few bucks to own this wonderful book!

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Summary: Great entry in the Dover Coloring Book series!
Review: This Dover Coloring Book of selected famous Frank Lloyd Wright stained glass window designs is very well done. Each design is is clearly executed on translucent plastic, suitable for hand coloring. Each of the 16 designs are attributed to the place they came from, and there are illustrations of 4 of the original windows provided. Definitely worth the few bucks to own this wonderful book!

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Summary: More of a coloring book than a pattern book
Review: When I received this book, with the intention of using it for actual stained glass patterning, I was surprised to find that the patterns are presented on translucent paper. It is clearly designed to be colored and then hung on a window - a great kid's project, no doubt. The images are clear enough for patterning, but the lack of those little niceties like color examples and piece counts is disheartening.

Rating:
Summary: More of a coloring book than a pattern book
Review: When I received this book, with the intention of using it for actual stained glass patterning, I was surprised to find that the patterns are presented on translucent paper. It is clearly designed to be colored and then hung on a window - a great kid's project, no doubt. The images are clear enough for patterning, but the lack of those little niceties like color examples and piece counts is disheartening.