Shoe Print Art: Step Into Drawing Step by Step

Step into drawing with Shoe Print Art Step by Step, the award-winning book by Karen Robbins and Hide and Seek Press.  Take off your shoe and draw around it with a pencil, or use the templates at the back of the book. With your pencil, follow the four easy steps to draw an image from a shoe print shape. Add your own creativity with crayons or paints. It's fun, quick and easy for children ages 4- 12 to draw 55 images step-by-step. Karen Robbins has taught this fun method of drawing for over twenty years. Children ages 3-14 have drawn the images printed in the book. If these kids can do it, so can you!  Putting your best foot forward, you can draw anything!  So, step into drawing step by step and draw dinosaurs, monsters, rocket ship, puppy, lady bug, butterfly, all from a shoe print shape. Turn your shoe print creations into greeting cards, note cards, stick puppets, or foam refrigerator magnets. 
Karen Robbins is the author of the award-winning picture book, Care For Our World, Big Bulletin Boards: A Cooperative Approach, Year 'Round Holiday Crafts, and numerous magazine articles. She was "Miss Karen" on television's Romper Room Show. Karen holds a master of education degree from the University of Puget Sound. She lives in Gig Harbor, Washington, where she writes, crafts, and designs books and toys for kids.
Sally Marts is a freelance designer/illustrator. She has illustrated books, educational materials, posters, and designed toys and packaging. Sally works from her studio in Seattle, Washington.

Karen S. Robbins is the author and publisher of Shoe Print Art which won the Benjamin Franklin Gold Medal Award from IBPA for best first book as a publisher. It has now won two other prestigious awards. Robbins is also the author of the award-winning picture book, Care For Our World by Compendium. It released as an app from Sunbreak Games in 2017 from Apple. Robbins is a "Right brain creative" whose passion is creating books and toys for the young child; specializing in designing novelty and board books. She holds a U.S. patent for a line of novelty books, greeting cards and flash cards.  Robbins is also the author of Big Bulletin Boards: A Cooperative Approach by Good Year Books, and Year 'Round Holiday Crafts by Carson Dellosa. Robbins has written over fifty magazine articles and has over 300k copies of books in print.  Karen Robbins has been an elementary school teacher, "Miss Karen" on television's Romper Room Show, and a university instructor. Karen holds a master of education degree from the University of Puget Sound. She lives in the picturesque town of Gig Harbor, Washington where she writes, crafts, and designs books and toys for children.