Set out a few pencils and choose a garden scene. Garden Table brings together six themes in two detail levels, plus a short facilitator guide for a shared coloring session. Download the complete kit without an account or email signup.
By Coloring Books Editorial Team
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Each 16-page PDF includes four guide pages followed by 12 coloring sheets. These are digital downloads; no physical materials are shipped.
Six themes, two ways to color
Choose a sunflower, herb pots, garden tools, a bird on a branch, a harvest basket or a garden chair. Every theme has a Broad Shapes page and a More Detail page. Offer both versions and let participants choose. Neither version needs to be finished in one sitting.
A short session with less preparation
The included guide suggests 20-minute and 40-minute sessions, three four-color palettes and optional garden conversation prompts. People can talk, listen or color quietly. Prompts ask about choices and imagined gardens, rather than testing memory.
Free for organized adult groups
Print copies for personal use or activities at libraries, community centers, day programs and residential facilities, including facilities that charge for services. Staff may share the PDFs internally for these activities. Participants may keep their printed pages. Do not resell the blank files or sheets, upload the PDFs publicly or use the artwork in products for sale. See the permission notice in the kit. No signup is required.
How the artwork was made
The illustrations were generated with AI for this CBA project and selected through editorial review. They are not hand-drawn. The pilot has not been tested in a live participant session or on a physical printer. These recreational materials make no medical or therapeutic claims. CBA does not promise exclusive rights in AI-generated artwork.
Printing questions
Which pages should I print?
Pages 5-16 contain the coloring sheets. Print only the designs and detail levels your group wants. The first four pages are the guide.
Do I need special supplies?
Use the colored pencils, crayons or markers already available. Test markers with your paper and put a protective sheet underneath. Print single-sided at 100% on the matching paper size and check one page first.
Do participants have to talk or share their page?
No. Coloring, conversation and sharing are all optional. Offer help only when wanted.
Is it a subscription?
No. This kit is free to download and print repeatedly for the permitted activities.
Tell us how it printed
Feedback from facilitators can help improve the next collection: which detail level was chosen, any printing issues, and whether the guide saved preparation time. Please do not include participant names or health information. Send feedback to CBA.
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