Three kittens are piled up on each other in the grass, one standing at the back, one in the middle and one lying along the bottom with its paws out, flowers and tufts of grass scattered along the ground. Three coats means three colours chosen before the first pencil, which is the whole point: pick all three up front and the pile reads as three animals, pick them one at a time and the last one gets whatever is left. It suits five year olds and anyone with a full tin. The pair version is Two Kittens.
Coloring ideas for this page
- Three coats, three colours, chosen before the first pencil.
- Green grass with the two flowers in pink.
Coloring inspiration
These three are from the same litter. Which one is the oldest?
Three kittens piled together in the grass, flowers growing at their feet.
