Mushroom Village With Tiny Doors And Windows

Three mushroom houses line up across this page, each one a different height, so the row has a nice uneven rhythm to it. The short house on the left has a tall rounded door with a single knob. The tall one in the middle carries a round window above its door, drawn as two circles set one inside the other. The medium house on the right has a round window too, plus a small dot below it that could be a letterbox or a second handle. Every cap is a broad triangle sprinkled with open circles, and short ribbed lines run along the underside of each rim. Tufts of grass poke up between the stalks, and all three houses rest on one straight line of ground. Almost every shape on this page is large, closed and simple, which makes it a strong pick for a child who is still learning to stay inside the lines. Three different roof colors work well, or you can go the other way and match all three so the village looks like it belongs to one family. The doors are big enough to decorate with a pattern if you want a challenge.