Ready for more Kaleidoscope designs? Get ready for Volume 2!
49 more Kaleidoscope designs for you to color and add to your stress free activities.
Who invented the Kaleidoscope?
The Kaleidoscope was invented by Scottish Physicist Sir David Brewster in 1816. His experimental work in optics and light led him to making a device that would make multiple reflections. He was pleasantly surprised by the beautiful and seemingly infinite patterns one could make with his invention.
Where did the word Kaleidoscope Come from?
The word Kaleidoscope comes from the Greek word Kalos meaning “beautiful” eidos meaning “form” and skopein meaning “to view.”
And who didn’t love these as a child?
Before all of the distractions of the modern digital world, came the simple entertainment of the Kaleidoscope.
This book is dedicated to the beautiful and endless patterns you can make with a simple machine like the Kaleidoscope. It was fun making this book and I hope it gives you endless joy of coloring and fond memories of a simple toy that makes infinite, unique, and beautiful patterns.
