About this geometric pattern coloring page
A repeating Hanukkah pattern of dreidels, Stars of David and chocolate gelt laid out on a honeycomb grid. Every hexagon has a double border, and each one holds a single motif. The Stars of David are drawn as two interlaced triangles inside a circle, with a small hexagon at the center. The dreidels tilt this way and that as if they were spinning, with a handle, a lid, a front face and a side face, and a simple geometric panel on the front where the Hebrew letter would normally go. The gelt cells hold three round coins, each with a rim and an embossed hexagon. The pattern runs off every edge of the page, so it looks like a piece of festive wrapping paper. With 320 regions it is a detailed page that is easy to pace: color one hexagon at a time, a few each night of the holiday.
Suggested palettes
Tap a swatch to load that color, then tap any shape above.
Free printable PDF
Prefer pencils or markers? Download the blank dreidel and star of david pattern as a free printable PDF, sized for US Letter (8.5 × 11 in) or A4. The line art is vector, so it prints crisp at any size, with a half-inch margin that works on any home printer. Free for personal use.
Coloring tips
Use blue and white as the base, then pick one accent: silver-grey for the dreidels or gold for the coins. Color the hexagon borders a single dark blue so the grid holds everything together. Shade the side face of each dreidel a step darker than the front to make it look three-dimensional, and add a warm gold to the gelt so it reads as chocolate wrapped in foil.
This page is part of our Hanukkah Coloring Pages for Adults collection.
Details
| Category | Patterns |
|---|---|
| Tags | DetailedGeometricSeasonalWinter |
| Difficulty | Detailed |
| Regions | 320 |
| Symmetry | Repeating hexagonal grid |
| Date added | |
| License | Free for personal use. Design license |
