Roses are one of the most well-known flowers that stand for love, respect, and passion. We have a wonderful surprise in store for you if you are seeking a creative project that you may do for yourself or a child. Feel free to download and print any of the 24 different rose coloring pages below.
For this series, I illustrated a wide variety of roses, each with its distinct style and kind, suitable for people of varying ages and degrees of expertise. A rose bouquet, roses with butterflies, rose petals, rose doodles, roses with love hearts, and plain rose outlines are all part of the collection.
Not only are these printables great for a fun and affordable art project, but they also have many other potential uses, such as handmade Valentine’s Day gifts, classroom or bedroom wall art, craft cutouts, or even party decorations depicting flowers!
To make use of any of these free printable rose coloring pages, you can download the high-resolution PDF on the same page by clicking on any of the images or links that are provided below. All of the pages that follow are printed on paper that is letter size in the US, but they also fit well on paper that is A4 in size! Enjoy coloring!
24 Rose Coloring Pages for Kids
Here are 24 free coloring pages that are creative, enjoyable, and perfect for using to make your kid intelligent and creative.
10 Creative Craft Ideas To Do With These Pages
Rose coloring is a fun and relaxing activity that can be enjoyed by any child.
Here are 10 craft ideas for rose coloring pages that will add a touch of creativity and fun to your coloring creations:
1. Pick out a hand mirror that looks good
A lovely rose can be laminated onto the back of a hand mirror, which you or your child may have if you have one.
You have the option of coloring the rose to match the color of the mirror, or you can use a color that is a contrast to the mirror.
Apply the rose cutout to the mirror’s reverse side using invisible glue. Then, spray it with acrylic spray multiple times to keep it looking good.
Absolutely, without a doubt, it will be the most beautiful mirror on the property!
2. Make a perfume bottle look nice
If you possess an old perfume bottle or even one that you are still using, why not allow your child to embellish it with a lovely rose?
After coloring the flower, it can be delicately cut out and attached to the front of a perfume bottle using invisible glue.
The perfume bottle can be adorned with curly ribbons in white, pink, and red for an added touch of elegance.
3. A Rose Headband
Roses cut from colored pages and a length of cardboard are all that’s needed for this easy craft. You should ask your child to color three pages.
To make it more eye-catching, you can color the center red and add pink or white roses, or both.
Once you have the roses glued to the cardboard, you can wrap them in a circle until the ends meet.
Put them together with glue or staples, and your little one will have a charming headband.
4. Design a One-of-a-Kind Rose Necklace
All you need is a craft chain, some yarn, or braided embroidery thread to finish this easy and quick craft.
After the rose is colored, use invisible glue to attach it to a piece of corkboard, and then carefully carve out its shape.
Punch a hole in the top, thread the chain or yarn through, and tie a knot.
Put it on your little one’s head, and it transforms into a beautiful necklace.
5. Laminate a small
Your little one will adore laminating a multi-colored rose onto their plastic cosmetic compact if they play with pretend cosmetics.
Be careful not to trim the colored rose precisely around its edges when cutting it from the page. Instead, it ought to be sliced into a circle proportional to the compact’s diameter.
Once you’ve glued the rose to the plastic with superglue, a fine misting of acrylic spray will seal it perfectly!
6. Lovely Decoration to Hang on the Tree
Get the kids to color and cut out three roses to make this one-of-a-kind ornament. Make three leaves out of green construction paper by tracing and cutting them out.
Thread each of the shapes vertically onto an embroidery needle in a leaf-rose-leaf pattern.
To make it sway in the wind, attach green and pink ribbons to the base, and top it off with a red bow. You can hang this beautiful ornament in a window or doorway.
7. A Little Hawaiian Flavor
Making a Hawaiian lei with roses cut from coloring pages is a breeze.
Make sure that each child has a long piece of yarn that is a vibrant yellow color. Sew the pom-poms onto the yarn using fabric glue.
Make a vibrant Hawaiian lei with the kids by having them color and cut out 6-8 roses in different shades. Then, they can glue them to the pom-poms.
8. Add Flowers to a Vase
If you want to spruce up a flower vase, colored roses are a simple addition to decals.
Using one across the vase’s width creates a simple design, or you can color and cut out multiple to decorate the base diagonally!
Make sure to seal your child’s finished work with multiple coats of acrylic spray to keep it nice, regardless of what they choose.
9. “Rose-Colored Glasses” is a hilarious
After coloring and cutting out two roses, laminate them with contact paper and make small holes in the center of each one so the child can see through them.
In the end, the two roses will serve as the “glasses” nose rest, so a little piece of cardboard should be used to connect them.
After that, thread the pipe cleaners through the tiny holes on the opposite side of each hole; bend the other end to accommodate the stems of the eyeglasses.
For now, the kid can put on his or her funny rose-colored glasses!
10. Make a lovely Valentine’s Day card at home
Whatever kind of card the kids want to make, they can use this craft by cutting out the rose or leaving the page whole.
Once cut out, glue it to the left side of a red or pink construction paper sheet, and use the right side to write a message.
If the page is left intact, it can be stapled to another page. The child can then use the rose page as a lovely cover while decorating and writing on it.