The unicorn dresses
Four unicorn dresses, with frills, stripes, clouds and a bow, hang from a rail beneath a rainbow.
- Recommended age
- Ages 6 and up · an hour, often over two days
Four hanging dresses
Under a rainbow, four dresses hang from a rod that ends in two stars, each one on its hanger. All of them have a unicorn horn, and some also have ears and a little smiling face.
A style for each
The first, with layered ruffles, is sprinkled with stars and dots, with a bow at the waist. The second has a ruffled collar and a striped skirt decorated with hearts. The third has a hood with ears, a big bow and a skirt scattered with clouds, moons and stars. The fourth, with shoulder straps, is decorated with swirls and flowers, with a bow at the waist and a lace hem.
A page for six-year-olds
The patterns on the dresses are fine and numerous: the page suits children from six. Color each dress with a background color, then its patterns with another. The rainbow and the rod, big simple shapes, come first.
A collection of colors
Each dress can have its own color: pink, lilac, sky blue, mint green. The bows can stand out in a brighter color. The rainbow keeps its colors in order, from red to violet, and the stars shine yellow.
A word for the grown-up: draw a few empty clothing outlines, a dress, a T-shirt, a pair of pants, and let your child invent their patterns: stripes, dots, stars, flowers, checks. At six, they can give their collection a name and present it like a real fashion designer.
Coloring pages that go with this one
More pages from the same theme, age or season — the ones you print right after.
