Ghost Peeking Out of an Attic Window Coloring Page

An open attic window fills the upper two thirds of this sheet and a shingled roof fills the rest. Two shutters stand open, one on each side, and both are louvered. The slats are drawn individually, which puts a long stack of thin rectangles down each side of the page.

A ghost leans out over the sill with both arms raised and both hands open. Two filled oval eyes sit wide apart, a small freckle dot marks each cheek, and the mouth is open in a grin. Two little paws rest on the sill itself, so the pose reads as leaning rather than floating.

The roof below is laid in staggered rows of fish scale shingles, each one a rounded tab overlapping the row beneath it. Those rows run the full width of the paper.

This is the busiest page in the collection and the best one for an older child. The shutters and the shingles together hold well over a hundred small shapes, and both reward a repeating pattern more than one flat fill. Alternating two shades across the shingle rows is the quickest way to make it look deliberate.