Disney: Winnie The Pooh Colouring (Young Adult Colouring)

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It can be fun to use different art tools like paints and colored pens, so we hope you’ll have fun trying out new methods! Don’t we just love these two characters bonding so well with each other? And should we not learn from them that friendship is beyond size, species, the color of the skin and personality traits. That look on their faces is an indicator that peaceful co-existence is what makes life beautiful and worth living.

He is carrying a huge pot of honey above his head, and while this is quite a prize for him, he probably wouldn’t want to have it fall on him. There is space above his head, so you could draw a bubble to show what has made him so blissful as to imagine that he is floating on the clouds.

Cut them out carefully and arrange them on a baking sheet. Bake per the instructions that came with the shrink sheets. Most characters come and go, but some are destined to remain icons for many years, and Winnie The Pooh is one of the best examples of this.

We would use some bright and happy colors for this one, as that would help to finish off the joyful feeling of this scene. What colors will you choose for Winnie as he carries his prize? Winnie will do pretty much anything for honey, so it’s clear why he’s looking so happy in this picture. After the run in the woods, Lumpy whole-heartedly looks at giving Roo a well-deserved bath. As a baby elephant, he can use his trunk to take in lots of water at one go and then sprinkle the same like a shower. That’s exactly what he is doing in the picture, and Roo simply loves the experience.

Piglet hates taking a bath in clean water. Instead, he loves a mud bath in which it can roll around until it is all covered in mud. Evident from this picture, Piglet is all wet from the foam bath and is quite alarmed at her current state. Kanga, on the other hand, does not differentiate in her show of motherly love between Roo and Piglet and is enjoying displaying her affection for Piglet. You could have your little one color in a few of the characters, cut them out, and then string them together to make bunting.

Red and yellow would look nice and match his classic look. Can you think of any special adventures Pooh might go on? Maybe he’s setting out to find some honey or visit his friend Piglet. It seems to be referencing the original illustrations that he was drawn with in his first book appearances. Then you’re going to take brown lunch bags and flip them so that the bottom is at the top. You’ll paste the faces onto the flat bottom.We have an extra adorable picture for you to color in this cute Winnie The Pooh printable! Winnie is hugging a cute teddy bear, and he looks very happy and content! These are great for not only adding some bright colors but they can also make coloring smaller areas much easier. What other mediums could you use for this fun and swinging scene? This fun Winnie The Pooh coloring sheet has him drying off with a towel. I think that for this one, it would look great to color in the towel with a really bright art medium such as colored pens or markers. It looks like Winnie with his friends are off for a picnic in the woods. Accompanying him are Tigger, Piglet, Eeyore, and the Rabbit. The smart Rabbit uses binoculars to locate an apt place with all his friends pointing towards the direction that seems like an ideal place. This picture will be nice and colorful with the yellow and red of Winnie’s look contrasted with pink for Piglet, so what will you use to color in these two friends?