Large Maple Leaf With Detailed Veins

A single maple leaf fills the page, drawn in clean black outline with a long thin stem curving down from the bottom. Five pointed lobes spread out from the center, with a tall lobe at the top and two side lobes on each side, and the edges have small bumps and uneven curves. Three thick main veins start where the stem meets the leaf, and thinner veins branch off them in gentle curved lines. The big open spaces between the veins are easy for small hands to color in. Try a fall blend by shading each section between the veins in a slightly different red, orange, or yellow, then use the page to point out how the veins branch from the center. It prints well on standard letter paper and works for crayons, markers, or colored pencils.