Patterns & symmetry
Mandala Coloring Pages — Simple & Detailed
Choose by the shape you want to repeat: broad petals, rounded arches, faceted stars, leaves or interwoven loops. These circular designs are constructed as vectors, with repeating geometry and crisp outlines in the individual PDFs.
12 original drawings · Free A4 & Letter PDFs · No account
12 pages to make your own
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Choose the kind of coloring you want.
An open starting point
Broad petal layers leave room for crayons or a larger pencil stroke. Repeating one color around a whole ring makes an easy first decision.
Open petal sun ↗A flowing pattern
Curved petals move around the center. Follow a petal family with one color to make that movement visible.
Spiral flow petals ↗A more intricate structure
Overlapping ribbon shapes and smaller spaces make this a slower, more focused pattern. Preview the full drawing before choosing a tip size.
Woven ribbon wheel ↗Choose a repeat before you choose every color.
Try one of three approaches: give each ring its own color, alternate two colors around a ring, or repeat a short sequence from the center outward. Test that sequence on one small area first. Leaving some shapes white can be part of the pattern.
The individual A4 and Letter PDFs retain vector outlines; each drawing also offers an SVG. PNG files are raster versions for image use and online coloring. Collection packs use the prepared image version. Pick the single-page vector PDF when keeping the outlines sharp at different print scales matters.
Try a small project
Print one design twice. Color the first by rings and the second by alternating spokes, using the same four pencils. Compare which shapes become most visible in each version.
Open a drawing to choose its A4 or US Letter PDF, view the full-size art or color it online. Save several favorites to make a custom print pack. For paper settings, use the printing guide.