Hello Kitty Holding a Bunch of Flowers Coloring Page

The little white cat stands holding a spray of flowers in each paw, the blooms rising past her shoulders on either side so they frame her head.

Every flower is the same simple five petal shape with a round center. Repeating one shape sounds dull and is the opposite: because the shape is identical each time, the only variable left is tone, so the sprays turn into a straightforward exercise in making the same thing look different. Children work through them one bloom at a time and the finished page has more variety in it than a sheet with six different flowers would.

The stems are drawn as paired lines with width between them rather than single strokes, for the same reason the ribbon on the Bluey dancing sheet is a band. A stem you cannot put a crayon inside is a stem that gets scribbled over.

The leaves are plain pointed ovals with one central vein. No serrated edges, no veining network, just shapes a crayon tip fits inside.

Her body is left as one large unbroken area between the two sprays, the biggest open space on the sheet, and the bow on her ear is the obvious place to go bright.