Zentangle Patterned Heart Coloring Page

A double outline holds this heart together, and everything inside it is broken into bands of pattern. Vertical stripes run across the top, a block of squares sits below them like a grid, a run of plain open bands crosses the middle, and a field of teardrops fills the right side with a few small hearts hidden among them. No two areas repeat. That variety is what makes it a genuine zentangle sheet rather than a heart with some lines drawn in it. Adults tend to work it slowly, filling one band at a time over an evening, and the sections are sized so a fine liner and a colored pencil both handle them comfortably. Children can treat each band as a single shape and fill it flat, which finishes the page in a fraction of the time and still looks deliberate. Find the hidden small hearts before you start. Color them all the same shade and they pull the eye around the page in a way none of the other patterns manage on their own.