Striped-Arm Snowflake with Blocky Notched Tips

A single large snowflake sits in the middle of the page, drawn with bold black outlines and six matching arms. Each arm has a long center line with thin parallel stripes running beside it, and the tips end in blocky, angular shapes with small notches and stepped corners. Between the arms, tall pointed diamond and kite shapes sit around the center, and the two side arms each hold a long, narrow diamond. All six arms meet at a star-like hub in the middle. Because the shapes are clean and the lines are thick, this one works well for kids who like precise coloring. Try using two or three colors in a repeating pattern, such as blue for the diamonds, silver for the thin stripes, and purple for the arm tips. It also makes a nice way to talk about symmetry, since you can count the six matching sections together.