Snowflake with Small Diamond Hub and Forked Diagonals

A single snowflake fills the page, built entirely from thick, rounded black lines. A long vertical line and a long horizontal line cross in the middle, and a small diamond shape sits at the center where they meet. Diagonal lines branch out from the center toward each corner. Each of these arms splits into nested, angular layers that bend like open brackets or the letter U, with a short straight stroke tucked inside each one. The pattern is the same in all four quadrants, so the whole design is very balanced. The wide spaces between the lines are easy to color inside. Try giving each nested layer its own shade of blue, purple, or silver, and then ask kids to point out which parts match across the page. It works well for a symmetry lesson, and the printable page is a good fit for a winter afternoon.