
Pentagons with softened edges lock arms with curved cross forms to fill every inch of this pentagon cross lattice coloring page, no blank space left behind.
Five-sided shapes with gently curved corners cluster around four-armed cross forms, creating a tessellation that feels almost woven. The pattern sits squarely on a white background with consistent line weight throughout, giving it a clean, almost architectural calm.
This pentagon cross lattice coloring page rewards a close look: each cluster of pentagons frames a small cross center, and those centers chain outward in every direction. The repeat is dense enough to feel immersive but the individual cells are large enough that no area feels impossible. Part of the Geometric Designs collection, it suits anyone who wants a session that settles the mind without demanding precision shading.


Gel pens glide cleanly around the soft curved edges here and keep color contained without bleeding into neighboring cells. Colored pencils are a natural second choice, especially blending pencils for moving smoothly from one pentagon to the next. Alcohol markers lay down color fast across the larger pentagon bodies, but test on scrap first because the cells, while visible, are small enough that a broad nib can jump a line.

Cardstock at 65 lb holds up better than copy paper when you plan to layer gel pen passes, since the ink sits on the surface rather than soaking through. Keep the scale at 100 percent to preserve the line weight the pattern was drawn at.