45 Flowers in a Vase Coloring Pages & Sheets
This collection has flower arrangements for several ages and skill levels. Young children can color smiling pots, round vases, striped containers, and simple flowers drawn with thick lines. Older children can choose full bouquets of daisies and wildflowers, while adults can work on lush arrangements with small petals, leaves, mandalas, and repeating patterns. The 45 pages are divided into cute designs, detailed scenes, easy sheets, adult pages, and three additional floral arrangements.
Flowers in a Vase Types
All 23 types: Rose (53), Roses (52), Sunflower (29), Daisy Flower (58), Tulip (53), Pointsetta (47), 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 Flowers in a Vase Coloring Pages
These 9 cartoon pages feature smiling pots and cheerful bouquets of flowers and daisies.
Detailed Flower Vase Scenes
These 4 pages show full vases packed with layered flowers, leaves, and wildflower stems.
Easy Flowers in a Vase Coloring Pages
These 19 thick-line pages for toddlers and preschoolers show simple flowers in bowls, ceramic vases, round pots, and striped containers.
Detailed Flowers in a Vase Pages for Adults
These 10 intricate pages feature lush bouquets, daisies, small petals, mandala details, and repeating floral patterns.
More Flowers in a Vase Coloring Sheets
These 3 pages include wildflowers, daisies, and geometric flowers arranged in decorative vases and pots.
Ready to print for home, preschool and classroom.
Classroom & Home Ideas
- Striped vase design. Choose an easy page with a striped pot and color each stripe differently. Match one flower to each stripe.
- Paper bouquet. Color several flowers from a bouquet page, cut them out, and arrange them above a separate paper vase.
- Daisy color study. Use one daisy bouquet to compare white, yellow, pink, and purple petals. Label each color beneath the vase.
- Wildflower chart. Color a wildflower vase scene and circle the different petal and leaf shapes. Count how many flower shapes appear in the arrangement.
- Symmetry practice. Pick a geometric flower arrangement and use matching colors on opposite petals. Repeat the same color pattern around the pot.
- Class bouquet wall. Give each student one vase page to color. Display the finished bouquets together as a classroom flower wall.
Questions
Which pages are best for toddlers and preschoolers?
The 19 easy pages have thick outlines, large petals, and simple pots, bowls, and vases with fewer small spaces.
Which Flowers in a Vase pages have the most detail?
The 10 adult pages contain lush bouquets, layered leaves, small petals, mandala elements, and repeating patterns.
What colors can I use for the flower arrangements?
Daisies can have white petals and yellow centers, while wildflowers can be pink, blue, purple, orange, or red. The ceramic, round, and striped vases can use matching or contrasting colors.
