35+ Free Flower Colouring Pages

Looking for the perfect way to unwind and de-stress? We've got a fantastic collection of Free Printable Flower Coloring Pages for adults and kids of all ages. Choose from abstract florals, dainty daisies or classic red roses.

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Free Flower Coloring Pages.

Today I've got a collection of amazing Flower Coloring Pages for you to download, print and colour. Since I know how much you enjoyed my other free flower colouring sheet, I had to share more!

This time I've got not one but 35+ beautiful flowers for you to choose from. They're the perfect addition to your colouring page collection.

When complete you can frame your finished masterpieces and display them with pride. Give them as gifts to friends and family, use the finished page on a handmade greeting card, turn it into an envelope or use it as gift wrap for a small present.

I've even used them as envelope liners, collage material and in scrapbooking projects.

Not sure which ones to pick? Scroll down to download them individually or sign up below with your email address to have all 35+ sent straight to your inbox!

Easy Flower Coloring Pages.

Colouring is fast becoming my go-to activity for relaxation and stress relief. I used to love coloring as a kid so it's been great to rediscover it as an adult. It's a lovely way to spend some time sitting quietly and a great way to unwind.

Recently I've been getting into some zentangle-style colouring patterns. It's so fun to colour all the different patterns. I've made sure to include some zen-style flowers in this collection so you can see how much fun it is as well.

All the floral patterns have been picked with adults in mind but they are suitable for a variety of skill levels. There are some simple flowers that are suitable for younger kids (and beginners) and more intricate detailed designs for older kids, teens and adults.

Choose from a variety of designs, including mandala flowers, realistic sunflowers, Californian poppies, beautiful roses and more.

Free Coloring Pages.

You can download the printable PDFs by signing up below. All of the designs are available in US Letter size but will fit A4 paper as well.

They're totally FREE and the best thing is that once you’ve downloaded it to your computer or phone you can print them out as many times as you like.

All of these pretty flowers would look fantastic coloured in a variety of different colours and mediums. You can go with pretty pastels in the spring, bright and vibrant colours in the summer, golds and reds in autumn or icy blues in the winter.

Choose from colouring pencils (my personal favourite), markers, soft pastels, watercolour pencils, gel pens or even go digital. Feel free to mix and match and experiment. There's no wrong answer!

What Paper Should I Use for Printing My Colouring Pages?

Normal copier paper is fine but if you want to use your finished pieces on future craft projects or give them as gifts I recommend lightweight cardstock (80 lb) as I find standard printer paper (typically 20 - 40 lb) very thin.

When the paper is thicker it makes it easier to blend colours if you’re using colouring pencils and makes the colours more vibrant.

Here are a few of my favourites:

If you’re on a budget the House of Card & Paper A4 160 gsm Card - White (Pack of 50 Sheets) can’t be beaten. In fact, it’s what I used to print the colouring page on for this post. It’s a bargain for 50 sheets.
For anyone who wants to spend a bit more, I recommend Crafters Companion Spectrum Noir Ultra Smooth Premium Cardstock. You don’t get as many sheets and it is expensive but if you’re wanting to print and colour a page for a special occasion or gift you might want to splash out.