Coiled Licorice Wheel
A licorice wheel coiled into a round spiral with the strip end curling loose.
This coloring page shows a licorice wheel coiled into a round spiral. A long licorice strip winds from the outside to the center, where it ends in a small dot. At the bottom edge, the end of the strip comes loose and curls freely downward.
What can you see?
The spiral fills almost the whole page and is made of a single curving line that grows tighter and tighter. Between the coils, wide and even strips appear. The loose end shows that you could also unroll the wheel.
Ideas for coloring
- Keep the whole strip in a deep, dark tone
- Make the coils alternate a little lighter and darker
- Follow the spiral from outside to inside with colored pencils
Who is it for?
The even shape with a few wide areas suits children from about three to four years on. While coloring, you can calmly trace the line and practice hand-eye control. The motif is good for a quiet moment in between.
How many times does the strip wind before it reaches the center, and which way does it turn?
Licorice is made from the juice of a plant and is often rolled into long strips. If you like, draw a second wheel beside it.
