Sixteen-fold kaleidoscope coloring page
Sixteen narrow wedges, the densest of these pages. Two mirrors set at a small angle multiply a few loose beads into exactly this kind of ring. Color one wedge first and then copy exactly those colors into every other wedge. Matching shapes in matching colors is what makes the symmetry show.
Fine lines, patterns and many small areas for colored pencils and markers.
Free for personal, home and classroom use. See the license. Printing tips: how to print coloring pages.
