Daisy Ring in a Round Glass Medallion Coloring Page

Fourteen daisies make up the ring on this medallion, each with a round center and a crown of narrow petals that overlap its neighbors. The exact number matters, because the ring rewards a repeating scheme: alternate two colors round the circle, or walk one hue through fourteen steps from pale at the top to deep at the bottom. Petals are long and thin, the slowest shapes on the page to fill, so a fine pencil or a 0.4 liner will serve better than a broad marker. At the middle of the wreath sits a plain open circle with nothing drawn inside it. That emptiness is deliberate and it is the strongest part of the design, so resist filling it with pattern. A single flat wash, or nothing whatsoever, keeps the ring reading as light. Two thin circles form the rim with a plain band between them, and a short stem crosses the lower rim as though the wreath had been picked and set down. Keep that rim band quiet. This piece carries little ink overall, so most of the finished page will be your color rather than line, which is worth planning before the first pencil touches it.