There’s nothing more warm and welcoming at Christmastime than sweet little Gingerbread and a hot cup of Java! If you’re looking for inspiration, you’ll find everything you need within the pages of this workbook. Choose from the dozens of mix and match themed designs created from Annie’s Gingerbread Express, Gingerbread Joys, Java Cafe collection of images. Simply trace the design and then transfer the image onto your project surface to make outstanding personalized items with professional results every time. This publication features 40 full size pages of linework images of Annie's Gingerbread characters and Java Cafe themed artwork that you can mix and match to meet your project needs. There's a Gingerbread train with cars filled with happy characters, Gingerbread houses and cottages, dozens of whimsical holiday Gingerbread characters, coffee makers, coffee cups and java themed motifs in all shapes and sizes, and gingerbread images tucked into holly leaves to make anything you make a sweet holiday treat! Designs can be colored with paint, color pencils, inks, markers, chalks, etc. Publication includes traceable black and white linework designs along with a color sample of each image you can use as a coloring guide. How can you use these patterns? *Decorative painters can use them for wood, glass, wearables, plastic items, canvas, home dec accent items, furniture, walls and any other paintable surface imaginable.  *Papercrafters can use them to create greeting cards, tags, scrapbooking accents, paper piecing projects and more. *Fabric artisans can use them to make appliques, quilt squares, wearable items, etc. *Teachers can use them to create fun bulletin boards, classroom novelties, murals, window decorations and teaching materials. *Cake makers and cookie bakers can use them to make clever wrappers, fondant treats, cookie stamps and other edible delights.  *Designers can use them for artist reference to help spark your own creative inspirations! Annie Lang is a self-taught award winning designer/author who published 29 decorative arts how-to instructional books with Easl Publications from 1995-2003. Her many licensed characters and project designs have appeared in a wide variety of painting and craft magazines and have been used on numerous commercially manufactured products and fabric collections. She continues to actively support the Creative Arts Community which has played a key role in her home based business, Annie Things Possible since 1986. Annie's whimsical characters and creative designs, which include everything from buglets to elves, have found their way into the international commercial marketplace and into the hearts of arts and crafts lovers worldwide. After years of offering direct to consumer downloadable art images and projects, Annie has now turned to independent publishing ventures which include instructional drawing lesson ebooks, trace and transfer Linework Pattern books and most recently, authored and illustrated children's books based on her whimsical character art. Annie Lang currently resides in Grand Blanc, Michigan, very near the community where both she and her husband, grew up. Her growing family continues to provide her with limitless support, inspiration, and humor, which has always been reflected in her work.