A4 · optimized for home printing · black outline on white
Tulip bouquet coloring page
- Flowers & nature
- Easy Coloring (age 5–7)
- Free
Five tulips gathered in a wrap of paper, each cup drawn with three visible petals. Five flowers means five colors if you want them, and the wrap underneath is one big simple shape to finish on.
Color by number version
A color by number version of the same subject, with 29 numbered areas and a key of 5 crayon colors. Each number sits inside its area, never on a line, and the key prints beneath the picture on the same sheet — so it still prints in black and white.
Colour key
- 1 · Red
- 2 · Blue
- 3 · Yellow
- 4 · Green
- 5 · Pink
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How to color the Tulip bouquet coloring page
Five flowers can be five colours or one, and the choice is worth making out loud, because five colours is a bouquet and one colour is a gift — they read completely differently when finished. Whichever way, the paper wrap at the bottom is one large simple shape and belongs at the end: a big easy area after five fiddly cups is the reason this page gets finished rather than abandoned two tulips in.
Print details
- File options
- PDF · PNG · Print
- Paper size
- A4 · US Letter
- Page style
- Easy Coloring (age 5–7)
- Print version
- Plain page · Color by number
- Colour key
- 29 numbered areas · 5 crayon colors
Using this printable
Free for personal, classroom and other non-commercial use. Do not resell the page or redistribute the file as your own work.
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