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Floral Star Lattice Coloring Page, Quatrefoil and Spiky Bursts

Quatrefoil meets starburst in this floral star lattice coloring page, and the two shapes lock together so tightly the whole page feels like one continuous puzzle worth solving.

Rounded four-petal blooms and spiky eight-pointed stars alternate across the page in a tight, interlocking grid. Small diamond shapes sit at the crossing points, adding a quiet accent between the two dominant motifs. The overall effect reads like vintage encaustic tilework pulled apart and handed back to you to reassemble with color.

Each star burst has eight pointed petals plus a second inner ring, giving you two concentric areas to play with per unit. The quatrefoil sections are open enough to take a flat wash of color, while the spiky stars reward careful work between every narrow tip. This floral star lattice coloring page lands in the moderately dense range, meditative without being punishing, and it sits alongside other intricate repeating patterns in the Geometric Designs collection.

Download this floral star lattice coloring page free. Quatrefoil blooms meet spiky eight-pointed bursts in a dense, satisfying repeat pattern.
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Usage Notes

Blending pencils let you shade the rounded quatrefoil petals from edge to center with a gentle gradient, which gives the blooms a dimensional quality the flat outlines are quietly begging for. Gel pens handle the narrow spiky tips on each star burst cleanly without flooding into neighboring sections. Use alcohol markers cautiously here because the closely spaced lines make bleed-through between zones easy to trigger.

Printing Tips

At 20 lb copy paper the bold outlines hold up fine, but 24 lb or 32 lb stock will keep the page from warping if you plan to use wet media anywhere near those open quatrefoil centers. Print at 100 percent scale so the star tips stay sharp rather than merging at the points.