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Daphne studies and turns a key held in both hands in this Scooby-Doo coloring page. Her long hair, scarf, and simple outline keep attention on the key.
Make “Daphne Turns An Old Key” your own. Choose the main figure colors before adding smaller accents and background shades. Keep one favorite shade as a small accent across the page.
RECOMMENDED AGE
Ages 3–5Big, simple spacesBroad coloring spaces and fewer details make this an easier place to start. This is a suggested starting age, based on the size of the coloring spaces and the amount of detail. Start with the bigger shapes; the smaller details are optional. Older colorists can enjoy it, too.
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