Clover-Tipped Snowflake with Tiny Circles in Every Lobe

A large snowflake fills the page with six long arms radiating from a small center. Each arm ends in a clover-shaped tip made of three rounded lobes, and every lobe holds a small circle. Between the main arms, shorter branches carry the same three-lobed ends, so the whole design looks layered and balanced. Closer to the middle you will find big open circles, swirled crescent shapes with smaller circles tucked inside, and narrow teardrop and triangle spaces along the arms. The very center has a tiny hexagon surrounded by little circles and small wedge shapes. Clean, even outlines make it easy to stay inside the lines. Try coloring the three lobes on every tip in matching colors, then pick a second palette for the big center circles so the pattern repeats from arm to arm. Kids can also count the circles on one tip and check that every tip matches.