Argyle Diamonds Pattern Coloring Page
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Prints on one US Letter page. Print at 100% / "Actual size". Free for personal and classroom use.
About this coloring page
Tall diamond shapes repeat across the page in staggered rows, each with a smaller diamond inside. Diagonal lines cross through the middle of every diamond, just like the thin stitched lines on an argyle sock or sweater, which creates many small triangles and shapes to fill.
Coloring ideas
Argyle traditionally uses three colors: two for the diamonds and a third for the crossing lines. Try navy and gray with yellow, or red and green with white. You can also color every other row the same to make the pattern stand out.
Skills practiced
Look for diamonds, triangles and parallel lines, and talk about lines that never meet (parallel) and lines that cross (intersecting). Counting the diamonds in one row and then multiplying by the number of rows is a quick multiplication challenge.
Printing tips
The small spaces make this page best for older children, teens and adults. Use sharpened colored pencils and color in good light to keep the narrow triangles neat.
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