Heart With Wings Coloring Page

Two wide wings spread out from the sides of this heart, each built from three rows of long rounded feathers. The rows step down in size from the top of the wing toward the tip, which gives the sheet an obvious way to be colored. Work row by row, let each band take its own shade, and the wings come out looking layered the way a real bird's wing does. The heart itself stays plain, so it acts as a calm middle between two busy sides. Count the feathers before you start if you want the two wings to match exactly, because the pattern on the left and the pattern on the right are close but not identical. Children who care about symmetry will spot it. Those who do not will enjoy making one wing warm and one wing cool, which looks striking and needs no planning at all. The design is a classic tattoo motif drawn gently enough for a seven year old, and it prints large enough that colored pencils have real room to work inside each feather.