Corner Flag and Ball Coloring Page

A corner flag stands at the edge of the pitch with the ball waiting in the grass beside it. Every corner kick in the game starts from this spot. The rules even protect the flag itself: a player may not move it or bend it out of the way to get a better swing at the ball. The pole runs almost the full height of the page with a round knob on top, and the flag hangs from it in a broad rectangle with a gentle wave through the cloth. That open cloth is the biggest single area on the sheet, so it decides the mood. Corner flags usually carry club colors or plain yellow, and either reads well. Grass fills the lower part of the page in open tufts, which can stay pale so the flag keeps its weight. The ball sits at the base of the pole and follows the rule that governs every ball in this set: color the five sided panels, leave the six sided ones alone. A tall thin subject like this one suits portrait paper and prints beautifully at full size.