Cute Baby Spider Hanging From a Silk Thread Coloring Page
A small round spider dangles from one silk thread, with heavy outlines, eight simple legs and an empty lower half to fill in.
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One thin line drops from the top edge of the paper, and a small round spider hangs at the end of it. One thread and one small spider make up the entire drawing. The body is a single oval with eight thin legs, four bending out on each side, and the legs are drawn as narrow segmented strips rather than solid shapes.
The face carries the page. Two large filled eyes sit high on the body, a small curved mouth sits below them, and an open oval on each cheek gives the spider a blush that stays white unless a child decides otherwise.
Everything sits in the top half of the sheet. The lower half is bare paper, which is either a flaw or the best thing about this page depending on who is holding the crayon. Younger children usually fill it with a web, a second spider, or grass.
Line weight is heavy and even, and no two shapes touch except where the thread meets the body. There are fewer than fifteen separate areas to fill, so a three year old can finish the whole sheet without losing interest. It is the easiest page in this collection by a clear margin, and it works well printed at half size for a name tag.
