Whether you’re an adult, have kids, or you’re a teacher, flower coloring pages are really fun!
There are so many things you can do with them. You can stick with traditional colors, or get creative and use your imagination! It’s entirely up to you!
Also, I especially love this set of coloring pages since last year, my husband and I were in Mauritius.
The island is COVERED in so many amazingly beautiful flowers.
I don’t think I’ve ever been to a country with so many different varieties. I mean check it out!
And if you also love flowers, then I think you’re gonna love this set of 50 vibrant sheets!
Also, if you love taking care of your mental health, then these pages are gonna be great for you!
It was shown in a study that coloring was great for reducing anxiety. So if you want to have a bit of fun, plus take care of yourself, then it’s a win-win. 👍
Instructions for Using These Flowers Coloring Pages
Here’s how you can print out, and use these fun coloring sheets:
- Head down and find any coloring pages of flowers you want.
- Click on the buttons that say, “Click to Download,” and new tab will open up for a printable PDF. Important: Make sure you print them out this way; the images themselves aren’t good quality.
- Print out the PDF coloring page on a 8.5 in. by 11 in. sized paper.
- Have fun coloring them in!
Printable Flower Coloring Sheets
Whether it’s mandalas, daisies, roses, bouquets, or cute gardens, there are so many beautiful floral designs to choose from.
So try any of these free printables and have fun designing your own beautiful coloring pages.
7 Ways to Make These Floral Colouring Pages Even More Beautiful
If you want some more ideas on how to make these flower coloring pages more vibrant and pretty, then here are some fun and creative craft ideas!
1. Markers and Pens
While colored pencils are great, markers and colored pens are a fun way to get a bigger pop of color! Also, they’re just great for precision if that’s what you want with your coloring experience.
2. Paint
Try using different paints like acrylic or watercolor! Both are so pretty and give incredibly beautiful designs.
Just make sure to print out the flower coloring pages onto the right type of paper, otherwise it might probably fall apart.
3. Small Paint Brushes
Also for painting, make sure you have some smaller brushes for finer details!
While it can be fun to just quickly grab a paint brush from your bucket and get coloring, sometimes taking the time to add finer details makes the process so much more satisfying.
4. Art Tools
Grab some of your favorite art tools to add some texture to your flower art piece!
Just know that for some crafting methods, you might need thicker sturdier paper so it doesn’t fall apart and rip.
5. Use Real Foliage & Flowers
Head to your own garden or the a park with flowers blooming and pick a few here and there.
Then gather them all up at the table and use real petals and leaves to make these coloring pages come to life.
It’s such a great way to make a beautiful art project.
6. Backgrounds
Get creative with the backgrounds!
Add more flower designs, birds in the sky, nice nature scenes, or even one of your own characters picking or holding the flower.
There are so many more things you can do with the page than just coloring in the design.
7. Positive Words
Try putting some positive messages and quotes onto your coloring page.
Then you can hang it on the wall or put it on the fridge to keep yourself encouraged throughout the day.
Also, here are some ways you, your kids, or your students could color in each page:
- Pastels
- Warm pastel colors
- Cool pastel colors
- Your favorite colors
- Ombre
- Sunset hues
- Earth tones
- Different shades of the same color
- Muted/Neutral
- Neon colors
- Galaxy
- Your favorite color combinations
- Different patterns (stripes, chevrons, hearts, and polka dots)
I hope you enjoyed designing your own flower coloring sheet! There’s so much you can do with them, and I hope they ease a bit of your stress in this busy week. 🌺
Grace Moser is the author and founder of Chasing Foxes, where she writes articles to help women create a life they love in big and small ways. She's been a full-time traveler since 2016 and loves sharing her experiences and exploring the world with her husband, Silas. Her lifestyle and travel advice can also be seen on sites such as Business Insider, Glamour, Newsweek, Huffpost, & Apartment Therapy.