Thirty-Two Patterned Eggs in Four Rows

Four rows of eight Easter eggs fill the page, and each one has its own line-art design. The top row has dotted circles, zigzag bands, triangles, stripes, swirl spirals and a flower-and-leaf pattern. The second row includes diagonal stripes, hearts above a band of curls, scrolling swirls and small flowers in horizontal bands. Below that are eggs with tiny flowers and tall leaves, a large daisy-like bloom, and overlapping scallop shapes like fish scales. The bottom row has a layered flower burst, curling wave shapes, flowers on stems and fan-like petals. The designs repeat across the page, so you get matching pairs to color. Try coloring each pair two different ways, such as warm colors on one egg and cool colors on its twin, then talk about how the same lines can look totally different. The small sections work well for markers, colored pencils or fine gel pens. This printable page suits a quiet Easter afternoon at home or in the classroom.