Scooby Patterns

[Jim-Iowa]

My youngest grandaughter "Princess Destiny" or "Doodles" will be 5 in November.
I work in the DVD distribution field so my home is overtaken by DVD's I get for screening purposes. My daughter Toni babysits Destiny every day after preschool. And every evening when I get home from work She's watching Scooby Movies. I would like to carve plaques for her bedroom walls of Scooby Characters. Before I try to draw up my own patterns I thought I would ask if anyone has them or knows a source.

[Just Carving]

Google on Scooby-Doo and "coloring pages" At the very least, you'll get the foundation and it's just a matter of cut and pasting on the computer, or you can do it on paper. It's amazing what you can find on the Internet. And it's free as long as you're not doing it for profit.

Bob

[BobT]

That is a good suggstion. I could not find what I needed, Thumper the Rabbit. So here I am, in Toys R Us, looking thru Coloring Books. I sure got some strange looks. But you can find most anything you will ever need in those Coloring Books.
Bob

[Jim-Iowa]

Yes it is I may have to start buying coloring books too.
I did as suggested and Googled Scooby Doo and lo and Behold there is a site full of Scooby Coloring pages. I found a few that look pretty good. Almost funny since I'm usually reccomending everyone google things?

For a very active 5 yr old I think it should be kept simple and durable So think I will follow the incised tutorial Chris Pyle did in WCI with these patterns.