28 Flower Power Coloring Pages & Sheets
This Flower Power collection has original line art arranged in three groups. Children can color cartoon daisies, stylized garden flowers, and full bouquets with clear outlines. Older children and adults can choose floral portraits, paw-print blossoms, symmetrical blooms, and dense patterns of petals and swirls. The final group includes crowded flower gardens, a large central bloom, lotus mandalas, and simple flower icons. Each of the 28 pages is available as a printable PDF.
Flower Power Types
All 25 types: Rose (53), Roses (52), Sunflower (29), Daisy Flower (58), Spring Flowers (59), Tulip (53), Pointsetta (47), Hawaiian Flowers (61), Daffodil Flower (51), Orchid (45), Lotus Flower (56), Peony (67), Hibiscus Flower (60), Marigold Flower (58), Dahlia (41), Violet (1), Buttercup Flower (48), Pansy (29), Dandelion (43), Cherry Blossom (60), Wild Flower (55), Tiger Lily Flower (31), Tropical Flower (58), Lilly Flower (51) and Chrysanthemum (37).
Cute Flower Power Coloring Pages
These 5 pages feature cheerful daisies, decorative leaves, stylized garden flowers, and an assorted bouquet for younger children.
Detailed Flower Power Coloring Pages for Adults
These 13 detailed pages include floral portraits, elaborate flower crowns, paw-print flower centers, symmetrical blooms, mandalas, and repeating patterns.
More Flower Power Coloring Sheets
These 10 pages show dense flower clusters, petals mixed with swirls, a central flower, a lotus mandala, and a symmetrical flower icon.
Ready to print for home, preschool and classroom.
Classroom & Home Ideas
- Class Flower Garden. Give each student a stylized garden flower page. Display the colored sheets together as one large classroom garden.
- Bouquet Card. Color the assorted bouquet, fold the page around it, and add a short note for a birthday or thank-you card.
- Floral Crown Portrait. Color one of the women wearing an elaborate floral crown. Use a different color family for the hair, crown, and surrounding flowers.
- Paw-Print Petals. Choose a page with paw-print flower centers and color each paw for a favorite pet. Add the pet's name below the pattern.
- Lotus Color Study. Color the symmetrical lotus mandala from the center outward. Repeat the same three or four colors across matching petals.
- Flower Pattern Border. Color a dense page of flowers and swirls, then cut it into strips. Use the strips as borders for a bulletin board or plant display.
Questions
Which Flower Power pages are easiest for young children?
The 5 cute pages have clear cartoon flowers, daisies, leaves, garden arrangements, and a bouquet. The symmetrical flower icon in the more section is also a simple choice.
Which pages have the most detail?
The 13 adult pages contain floral portraits, elaborate crowns, mandalas, paw-print flower patterns, and closely spaced petals. The dense clusters and swirl patterns in the more section also have many small areas.
Are these Flower Power designs original?
Yes. All 28 sheets use original line art with unbranded flowers, portraits, gardens, bouquets, swirls, and mandala designs.
