Autumn coloring pages

The set has eighteen sheets. Twelve of them are new: leaves along a branch, a hedgehog with an apple on its spines, a squirrel holding an acorn, an owl on a branch, three mushrooms with a snail beside them, a basket of apples, a scarecrow among the corn, children raking leaves into a pile, a squirrel family stocking a tree hollow, hedgehogs in a heap of leaves, apple picking in the orchard and a tree shedding its leaves over an empty bench. Six pumpkins from the harvest sheets sit here as well.

Six are simple: the leaves, the hedgehog, the squirrel, the owl, the mushrooms and the basket. Each is a handful of big outlines that a three-year-old can fill without help. The scarecrow, the children raking, the squirrel family, the hedgehogs, the orchard and the tree hide something in every corner and take an older child much longer. The five leaves on the branch have their veins drawn in. Color a leaf one shade all over, then go over the strips between the veins a second time and leave the veins alone. The flat shape comes out ribbed.