Pennant Flag On A Pole Coloring Page

A triangular pennant hangs point down from a short bar with a round knob at each end. One soccer ball sits in the middle of the cloth, and three straight stripes drop from the ball to the bottom tip. The pennant face stays otherwise blank on purpose. Teams hand these out before friendly matches, and the captains swap them in the center circle, so every child who colors this page is making a club that has never existed. Start with the stripes, because they split the triangle into regions and everything else follows from them. The ball needs its own treatment: fill only the five sided panels and leave the six sided ones white, which is the rule that keeps a drawn ball looking round. Two bold shades beat four timid ones on a shape this simple. The knobs at the ends of the bar take a metallic gray or a wood brown and finish the object off. There is a lot of open cloth here, so this page suits a young child with thick crayons as readily as an older one with fine pencils. Print it at full size for the best result.