Harley Quinn & the Suicide Squad: An Adult Coloring Book

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It seems that Harley doesn’t like firearms much. It’s either a bat or a hammer. Enjoy coloring this sheet and don’t forget to print it.

Fine motor skills: Coloring hones fine motor skills as children manipulate crayons or markers, refining hand-eye coordination and dexterity.You can turn my Harley Quinn illustrations into paper dolls in just a few easy steps – so easy, your kids can do it!

Aspiring fashion designers can also trace the paper dolls against other paper and create other outfits for Harley Quinn to wear! 8. Book CoversHarley Quinn often called The Joker her ‘pudding’. The famous line of hers’ “Aw…do ya hear that? My Puddin’s laughing!”. Get coloring the strange Harley and ‘her pudding’. Print the figures you want to use onto the shrink sheets, have your kids color them, cut them out, and then bake them. Bake the cutouts per the instructions and let cool. Once they’re ready, you can affix the keychain hardware. 4. Posters/Collages

Harley Quinn is a fictional character created by Paul Dini and Bruce Timm for the animated series Batman: The Animated Series in 1992. She has become one of the most popular criminals in the DC Comics universe, particularly due to her role in the films Suicide Squad and Birds of Prey. Harley is a psychiatrist who became a criminal after being seduced by the Joker, her patient. Harley Quinn in Comics First, you will print the Harley Quinn figures your kids want to use onto the shrink sheets; have them color in Harley and cut her out.Print them out and have your kids color them; while doing that, you can make the three-by-eight rectangles out of construction paper. Now you can hot glue the cut-outs onto the hair accessories of your choice – and feel free to add beads, ribbons, really anything cute! 1. Pins Have your kids cut out the figures and paste them down onto the construction paper. Let the glue dry completely before putting them in books! 5. Keychains For this craft, you will again need shrink sheets, as well as plain barrettes or plastic headbands and a hot glue gun.