
Lined triangles and cross medallions locked into a grid, the striped diamond cross medallion coloring page rewards slow, section-by-section coloring with a quilt-like payoff.
Each tile pairs a tightly lined diagonal triangle with a square medallion at its center, the medallion built from a bold cross shape surrounded by four small loop motifs at each corner. The overall grid reads almost like a woven textile, with light and shadow built in before you add a single color.
The striped diamond cross medallion coloring page sits firmly in the complex range of the Geometric Designs collection. Those fine parallel lines inside the triangles reward a single steady hue applied with patience, while the medallion interiors offer five distinct micro-zones to work with. Dense but rhythmic, this one is made for long, focused sessions.


Colored pencils are the natural fit here, letting you follow the direction of the printed lines inside each triangle for a convincing striped effect. Watercolor pencils work beautifully on the open medallion sections if you keep the brush barely damp to avoid bleeding into the fine lines. Alcohol markers can flood a zone quickly, but the closely spaced parallel lines inside the triangles may bleed together, so use them only on the larger unlined areas.

Card stock at 65 lb or heavier is worth it, especially if you plan to use watercolor pencils on the triangle sections. Printing at 95 percent scale rather than full bleed keeps a small white margin that prevents the edge lines from clipping.