by Michaela Kronshage (Author), Sylvia Schwartz (Author), Anna Cardwell (Translator)
Humans experience great joy in colors. The eye needs them as it needs the light.
J.W. Goethe
Beautiful tissue-paper window scenes are a lovely way to bring color and light into a home or classroom. This book has full instructions and templates for making a range of striking window transparencies that capture the mood of the seasons: yellow daffodils for spring, a red sailing boat for summer, orange leaves in fall, a blue sled for snowy winter.
Children will love seeing the transformation when colors are layered and the light falls through them. The projects in this book will support both beginner and expert, teachers of parents in developing cutting and layering skills, and sparking children's imaginations.
Author Biography
Michaela Kronshage is an experienced Steiner-Waldorf kindergarten teacher working in Germany. She has a passion for photography, documenting travels and life with children and capturing 'little things at the edges of life'. Sylvia Schwartz is an experienced Steiner-Waldorf class teacher in Germany, with particular expertise in painting, glass painting and stonework.
Number of Pages: 60
Dimensions: 0.3 x 9 x 8.2 IN
Illustrated: Yes
Publication Date: September 15, 2016
