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Six Sea Stars in Two Rows

Six separate sea stars form two rows of three. Plain shapes alternate with sea stars containing a few circles, and their arms point in slightly different directions. Color matching designs alike or give each sea star its own color.

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Alternate pink and teal across six stars

Use the plain and spotted shapes to build a two-color pattern.

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Digital example: Six starfish in two rows, alternating plain pink and teal with outlined spots.

1. Coral pink — plain stars
2. Teal — spotted stars

Color the three plain stars pink: top left, top right and bottom center.
Color the three spotted stars teal, including inside their circles. Keep every black circle outline visible.

Each row alternates colors; there are three pink stars and three teal stars.

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