Two children look at a garden bridge with alternating diamonds and ovals on its railing.

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Diamond-and-Oval Garden Bridge

A girl and a boy stand beside a stream facing a garden bridge. Diamonds and ovals alternate along its railing, while a duck floats below.

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Orange diamonds and blue ovals across the bridge

Follow the railing pattern and finish with a small yellow duck.

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Digital example: Tan bridge with orange diamonds and blue ovals above a yellow duck.

1. Orange — diamonds and beak
2. Blue — ovals
3. Tan — rails and posts
4. Yellow — duck

Color the three diamonds orange, then add orange to the duck’s beak.
Fill the three ovals blue.
Color the curved rails, posts and round caps tan; keep the panels white.
Fill the duck yellow without covering its eye or wing line.

Check diamond–oval repeats across the bridge. Leave children, water and garden white.

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