Diamond Hub Snowflake with Four Outlined Arms

A single snowflake sits in the middle of the page, built from thick rounded outlines with no shading or background. A small diamond is at the center, and four main arms reach out from it: up, down, left, and right. The top and bottom arms are long, straight, vertical bars. The left and right arms are horizontal bars. Each main arm has pairs of shorter angled branches that slant back toward the center like arrowheads, and the diagonal sides of the diamond have longer slanted bars running alongside them. The wide, open shapes are easy to fill in, which makes this a good fit for younger kids who are still working on staying inside the lines. Try coloring the center diamond one bright shade, then use a different icy color for each set of branches so children can see the symmetry. This page is free to print as many times as you need.