Simple Round Spider Web Coloring Page

A single round web sits in the middle of the sheet with nothing else on the page. A small open circle marks the hub, straight spokes radiate out from it to the rim, and curved cross threads sag between each pair of spokes in even rows. Small dots mark the anchor point where each spoke reaches the outer edge.

Count the spokes and there are eighteen of them, spaced about twenty degrees apart. The spacing is regular enough that the web reads as tidy and machine made rather than tangled.

Those curved threads turn the web into a ring of narrow cells that grow wider toward the outside. Near the hub they are small enough to need a fine pen. Out at the rim they are big enough for a crayon.

Nothing here is representational, which makes it the most flexible design in the collection. It works as a Halloween decoration in black and silver, as a geometry exercise in alternating colors, and as a quiet repeating pattern for an adult who wants something undemanding.

Cut around the outer edge after coloring and it tapes to a window. The shape is symmetrical enough that it looks right from either side.