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Dragonfly and Water Lily — 177-Dot Printable
Follow 177 numbered dots in 12 separate segments to draw a dragonfly and water lily. Download separate A4 or US Letter puzzle and matching answer PDFs.
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Four separate one-page files. No account or payment required. Each answer uses the exact point sequence of its puzzle.
- Numbered dots
- 177 · 1–177, each once
- Label font size
- 9 pt at 100% print scale
- Connection
- 12 separate segments; lift your pen between ranges
- Difficulty / age
- Not rated
A4 · 210 × 297 mm
US Letter · 8.5 × 11 in
How to print and solve
- Choose the Puzzle PDF for your paper. Select the matching paper size and Actual size / 100% in your print dialog.
- Measure the footer check line: it should be 50 mm. Fit-to-page can change the printed number size.
- Connect consecutive numbers within one range at a time. C means connect the last point back to the first point of that range. O means stop at its last point. Lift your pen between every range; never bridge ranges.
- Keep each wing outline separate from its inner vein. Close only the ranges marked C, stop at the end of O ranges, and lift your pen before the next range; never bridge the gaps between parts.
Physical A4 and Letter printing and independent human full-solve are NOT TESTED. Printer margins vary. This is not a verified large-print resource; age suitability and solve time are unmeasured.
Numbered segments and pen lifts
Use these ranges on both the puzzle and answer. Complete one range before starting the next. After closing a C range or stopping at the end of an O range, lift your pen. Stop after the final range.
1–22 · C — closed
dragonfly body
Connect 1 through 22 in order. Then connect 22 back to 1. Lift your pen before starting 23.
23–41 · C — closed
upper left wing
Connect 23 through 41 in order. Then connect 41 back to 23. Lift your pen before starting 42.
42–60 · C — closed
upper right wing
Connect 42 through 60 in order. Then connect 60 back to 42. Lift your pen before starting 61.
61–78 · C — closed
lower left wing
Connect 61 through 78 in order. Then connect 78 back to 61. Lift your pen before starting 79.
79–96 · C — closed
lower right wing
Connect 79 through 96 in order. Then connect 96 back to 79. Lift your pen before starting 97.
97–124 · C — closed
water lily flower
Connect 97 through 124 in order. Then connect 124 back to 97. Lift your pen before starting 125.
125–148 · C — closed
water lily leaf
Connect 125 through 148 in order. Then connect 148 back to 125. Lift your pen before starting 149.
149–154 · O — open
upper left wing main vein
Connect 149 through 154 in order. Stop at 154; do not close this range. Lift your pen before starting 155.
155–160 · O — open
upper right wing main vein
Connect 155 through 160 in order. Stop at 160; do not close this range. Lift your pen before starting 161.
161–165 · O — open
lower left wing main vein
Connect 161 through 165 in order. Stop at 165; do not close this range. Lift your pen before starting 166.
166–170 · O — open
lower right wing main vein
Connect 166 through 170 in order. Stop at 170; do not close this range. Lift your pen before starting 171.
171–177 · O — open
flower stem
Connect 171 through 177 in order. Stop at 177; do not close this range. Lift your pen; the worksheet is complete.
Inside this dragonfly and water lily worksheet
Numbered ranges form the dragonfly body, four wing outlines, the water lily flower and its leaf. Four separate wing veins and the flower stem are also numbered tasks; no interior details are pre-drawn.
This original nature scene combines insect and plant structures. Its point count is not an age or difficulty rating, and completion time has not been measured.
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