From magnets to zippered pouches to glass dishes, there are any number of ways to show off your completed adult coloring pages. We rounded up seven of the most creative DIY projects that'll put your finished artwork to work in the most clever ways.
The adult coloring page you just completed may be pretty enough to display on your fridge, but your kids might not be too pleased if you remove their artwork to hang yours! Share the space by cutting up your finished page, adhering the squares to mini canvases, and creating vibrant magnets.
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Iron-transfer your favorite coloring page onto a zippered pouch for an easy way to admire your artwork on-the-go. Markers provide the most vivid colors, but don’t worry, using Sharpies® on cotton is just as relaxing as colored pencils on paper when filling out floral patterns and mesmerizing mandalas.
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This handcrafted gift bow can be created in just a few minutes by folding and twisting your finished coloring page.
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Adult coloring pages become stencils of sorts for this clever DIY using mason jars and paint markers. Decorated with cupcakes, these glass containers are the perfect vessels for sweet treats, but they could be painted with almost any design for almost any purpose.
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Inexpensive glass dishes take a designer turn when adorned with eye-catching images from your favorite adult coloring pages. While they’d look great displayed on a shelf or wall, they’re best enjoyed on the table; the plates are food safe because the decoupaging is on the back.
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If the last time you played with Shrinky Dinks was when you were a kid, this adult coloring page DIY will be a fun blast from the past. Print your scanned artwork onto shrink film, trim to size, and bake before adding the all-important ball chain and connector.
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Wear your heart — or rather, your art — on your sleeve by transferring vibrant adult coloring pages onto earthy wooden bangles. This multi-step DIY will be well worth the effort when you’re asked where you purchased your one-of-a-kind bracelets.
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