52 Rose Coloring Pages & Sheets
This collection sorts original rose line art into cute cartoons, thick-line easy sheets, realistic blooms, and detailed clusters. Young children can start with pairs or trios of simple roses, while older children and adults can color layered petals, leaves, buds, and full bouquets. The four related sets feature rose tattoos, Valentine's Day roses, rose windows, and crosses with roses. Every picture is original and available as a printable PDF.
More Rose Themes
Browse 59 rose tattoo pages, 48 Valentine's Day rose pages, 38 rose window pages, and 34 cross-with-roses pages.
All 4 themes: Rose Tattoo (59), Valentines Day Roses (48), Rose Window (38) and Cross With Roses (34).
Cute Rose Coloring Pages
These 12 cartoon pages show smiling-style rose groups, matching pairs, rows of three flowers, and bouquets inside circles.
Easy Rose Coloring Pages
These 19 thick-line pages give toddlers and preschoolers simple rose pairs, three-flower stems, buds, leaves, and small bouquets.
Realistic Rose Coloring Pages
These 17 drawings feature layered blooming roses, natural leaves, four-flower bouquets, and closely arranged flower clusters.
More Rose Coloring Pages
These four remaining pages show dense rose clusters and bouquets with several blooms, leaves, and unopened buds.
Ready to print for home, preschool and classroom.
Classroom & Home Ideas
- Rose counting row. Color a page with three roses standing in a row, then write 1, 2, and 3 below the flowers.
- Matching rose pairs. Use a page with two identical roses and color both blooms the same, or give each one a different petal pattern.
- Paper rose bouquet. Color and cut out several cartoon roses, then arrange the flowers on construction paper as a bouquet.
- Rose parts labels. Choose a realistic drawing with blooms, buds, stems, and leaves. Add labels for each visible plant part.
- Valentine rose card. Fold a printed rose page into a card and color the bouquet on the front for Valentine's Day.
- Petal color study. Use a dense rose cluster to compare light and dark shades across overlapping petals and leaves.
Questions
What colors can I use for the roses?
Rose blooms can be red, pink, white, yellow, peach, orange, or lavender. Color the stems and leaves in one or more shades of green.
Which rose pages are best for preschoolers?
The 19 easy pages have thick outlines and simple pairs, stems, buds, and bouquets for toddlers and preschoolers.
Which pages have the most detail?
The 17 realistic pages and four remaining pages contain layered petals, multiple leaves, buds, and dense clusters.
