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Coming soon · Adults

While the Dough Rises

Cozy Bread-Making Scenes to Color

A little color between bakes.

From a bubbly starter jar to a table set for sharing, these scenes celebrate the small moments around bread. Add a pattern to kitchen linen, choose colors for a favorite bowl and follow a short baking discovery on each page.

  • 40 distinct black-and-white coloring designs.
  • A short sourced discovery beside each scene.
  • Paperback and home-printable formats, with details below.
Look inside the book
While the Dough Rises coloring book cover
Actual book cover · 40 designs

Choose your coloring format

Paperback

86 pages · 8.5 × 11 inches
40 coloring designs, each with a blank reverse.

Black ink on white paper. Coming soon; a retailer link will appear when available.

Print at home

Printable edition

46 PDF pages · 8.5 × 11 inches
40 designs plus the book’s supporting pages, without blank backs.

Coming soon. Choose paper that suits your coloring tools and printer.

Real pages from the completed book

Make these colors yours.

Preview three actual pages from the printable edition. Open any image for a closer look. Page numbering differs in the paperback.

Actual The Quiet Jar coloring page from While the Dough Rises
Printable edition · Page 7

The Quiet Jar

Actual Basket and Linen coloring page from While the Dough Rises
Printable edition · Page 13

Basket and Linen

Actual A Bread-Salad Picnic coloring page from While the Dough Rises
Printable edition · Page 39

A Bread-Salad Picnic

A moment inside the book

Watch the page preview.

A silent 24-second preview of the finished cover and actual bread-making scenes: starter jars, loaves, kitchen details and sharing tables. Each scene includes a baking fact and a creative prompt.

Paperback and printable editions are coming soon.

A few colors, a little time

Choose your tools.

Choose colored pencils for fine details or crayons for broader areas. This is a coloring book with baking curiosities, not a recipe guide.

Paper feel and bleed-through in the paperback have not yet been physically tested. For wet media, a home print on suitable paper is the more flexible option; check your printer’s paper requirements.