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A dress full of little details
Doll with braids and heart-patterned dress coloring page
- Free coloring page
- Atlas color palette
- Step-by-step tips
A coral dress with red hearts? Add your own touch to this doll with two braids. Here is the free drawing and a color idea to bring every bow and fold together.
Complete black-and-white drawing · Print on A4 paper
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01 / An idea to get started
Coral, muted red, and a touch of green
Coral fabric, muted red hearts, and green bows. A sweet combination with small contrasts. Start lightly: you can always build up the color later.
Old rose · Natural
An Atlas palette · Faber-Castell Polychromos
- Warm gray ISleeves and light areasPolychromos 270 · Warm Grey I
- CoralThe dress base colorPolychromos 131 · Coral
- Brown ochreBraids and shoesPolychromos 182 · Brown Ochre
- Light phthalo greenHeadband and bowsPolychromos 162 · Light Phthalo Green
- Indian redHearts and shadowsPolychromos 192 · Indian Red
Explore this combination in the Pencil Atlas (in Spanish)
In the Atlas, choose Polychromos → Flores y botánica → Rosa antigua · Natural.
Have a different set? Use similar shades. Make a swatch in the margin: the paper and your pressure affect the result.
02 / Enjoy the process
Bring the braids and dress to life
Start with the center of the dress and leave the small decorations until last. Choosing the fabric color first makes it easier to decide which details should stand out. Sharp pencils help with the hearts; for larger areas, use the side of the lead with a light hand.
Choose a repeating pattern
Color a short section of the border before continuing around the skirt. For example: a red heart, a coral diamond, and an uncolored gap.
Build up the fabric in layers
Apply a light base, then deepen the folds starting at the waist. Keep the parts of the skirt projecting between her hands brighter.
Finish with the hair and bows
Follow the curve of each section of the braid. Repeat the headband’s green in the bows to connect the top and bottom of the drawing.
Small touches that improve the result
THE HAIR
Leave a highlight in each braid
Follow the curve of each lock with ochre. Darken the overlaps and leave a light band through the center. That little highlight makes the braid look rounded.
THE FABRIC
Give the skirt volume
Add a second coral layer beneath the waist and beside the hands. Ease your pressure toward the center of each fold: light areas come forward, and dark areas recede.
THE DECORATIONS
Repeat the rhythm of the hearts
Test one section first: a red heart, a coral diamond, and a white gap. Repeat the sequence along the border with a sharp pencil. You do not need a new color for every shape.
THE FINISHING TOUCHES
Keep the bows light
Deepen only the shadows beside the knots. Keep the ribbon edges light and leave parts of the sleeves white. This helps the decorations stand out while keeping the face the focal point.
Has one braid become too dark?
Try lifting a little pigment by dabbing with a kneaded eraser. Avoid dragging it over the printed lines. Keep the neighboring braid light to balance the overall effect.
Want to practice layering and pressure? Open the beginner’s colored-pencil guide.
03 / From drawing to paper
Print the complete doll without cropping the skirt
Choose A4 portrait and “fit to page.” Before printing, check that the headband, skirt edges, and shoes all fit. The hearts are easier to color at a generous print size.
Matte paper is often a good choice for colored pencils. With markers, test in a margin and place another sheet underneath. Check that your printer supports your chosen paper.
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