Two squirrels share acorns on a picnic mat beneath an oak branch, with a basket and pumpkin nearby.

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Squirrels Sharing Acorns

Two squirrels share acorns on a picnic mat beneath an oak branch, with a basket and pumpkin nearby. The picnic mat forms a grid, while the basket weave and acorn caps add smaller repeating patterns.

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Tan acorns and an orange pumpkin

Follow the acorns from the branch to the squirrels and basket. Keep the squirrels and picnic mat white.

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Two white squirrels with tan acorns, more tan acorns on the branch and in the basket, and an orange pumpkin at lower right.
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  • 1. Tan — smooth acorn bodies
  • 2. Orange — pumpkin
  1. Color every visible smooth acorn body light tan: on the branch, in the squirrels’ paws and in the basket. Leave checked caps and stems white.
  2. Color the large lower-right pumpkin orange, keeping its stem white.

Each tan acorn has a white checked cap. The orange pumpkin is clear among white fallen leaves.

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