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Coloring Page ment to be used as a placemat. Some Rights Reserved. Design by Dave. Drawings: courtesy by www.LetMeColor.com.

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A little while ago, Dave contacted me, asking if he could use some of my coloring pages to create a placemat for a restaurant. I told him that I only have one condition: please send me a couple when they’re ready. Dave agreed and started working, I went on a holiday (some guys have all the luck .

When I came back I found an email from Dave in my inbox. He told me the restaurant owner decided not to make the placemats, because he thought the printing cost was too high. Since Dave allready finished the design I suggested to publish it on this web site. As you can see, he had no problem with the idea.

I removed the restaurant name for legal matters and, allthough the quality is a bit lower, I made a .GIF file from Dave’s original .PDF to keep the traffic on my server as low as possible.

@ Dave: I love what you did with my original coloring pages (see links to originals below). Thanks for working with me, I hope you are happy with the result!

Original coloring pages
Sunflowers
Swans
Butterfly
Horse (can you spot this one?)

These are 4 free coloring pages of great buildings from all over the world: Chrysler Building (New York City, USA), Opera House (Sydney, Australia), Taj Mahal (Agra, India), The White House (Washington, DC, USA).

Free Printable Coloring Pages of Great Buildings

If you’d like a closer look to these architecture coloring pages, click any image to go directly to the original posting. Then click on the picture to get a better view, or rightclick  and save the picture to your computer. Open it in your default viewing programme. Printing from there gives the best result (without ads).

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Free printable coloring picture of the Calla lily (Zantedeschia aethiopica), after a rain shower. This flower is also known as Lily of the Nile and Arum lily.

It is native to southern Africa in Lesotho, South Africa, and Swaziland. It has become naturalised in Australia, particularly in Western Australia where it occurs in areas with high periodical water tables and sandy soils. The plant has been classified as toxic weed and is a declared pest. Source: Wikipedia

Some rights reserved; please notice that this coloring page has a different copyright license. Find details here. This coloring page is created by Frank De Kleine. Original photo by Bill and Mavis T.