Butterflies And Bees In Spring Flowers Coloring Page
A scrolling vine border wraps a square of blossom, and inside it the wing bands break into rows of small closed cells.
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Four butterflies hold the middle of this panel, wings spread flat so every marking shows. The wing bands break into rows of small cells, ovals and teardrops, and each one is closed, which means you can give a single wing six different colors without any of them bleeding together.
Bees work the gaps between them. Some fly with their wings blurred into fine ovals, others sit on flower heads with their striped bodies pressed into the petals. Count them before you start. There are more than the first look suggests.
Blossoms crowd the lower half and climb the sides. The big open faces near the bottom carry stippled centers built from dozens of tiny dots, and those centers reward a fine tip rather than a crayon. A border of scrolling vine wraps all four edges and ties the whole thing into one square.
This sheet suits an adult or a patient older child. The line work runs fine in places, so print it at full size and use pencils or thin markers.
Work from the middle out. Finish the butterflies first, then the flowers behind them, then the border last, so the frame picks up whatever palette the middle ended on.
