Blooming Rose

A single open rose with layered curling petals, a thorned stem, and two serrated leaves — an elegant flower coloring page.

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Best forAll ages

AddedJun 2026

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Here is one full rose shown straight from the front, its many petals spiraling out in soft layers from a tight bud at the center. A curved stem carries a couple of thorns and two serrated leaves, giving the bloom a graceful, complete look. The petals overlap in gentle curves, so this page rewards careful shading — perfect for tweens, teens, and grown-ups who enjoy building depth, though the outlines stay clean enough for a younger child who wants to color a pretty flower. Roses have been grown and given as gifts for thousands of years, and their many layered petals are part of why they feel so special and so romantic. Reach for classic reds and pinks, or surprise everyone with a yellow, peach, or even blue rose, and add a deep green to the leaves. Print on US Letter or A4 and take your time with the swirling middle.

Coloring Tips

Work outward — start at the tight center bud and color toward the open outer petals to keep the spiral neat.
Shade the folds — press a little harder where petals overlap to make the rose look round and full.
Mind the thorns — a deeper green on the stem and a touch of brown on the thorns set the bloom off nicely.

Frequently asked questions

Do roses have to be red?

Not at all. Real roses come in pink, yellow, orange, white, and peach, so any of those colors will look completely natural here.

Is this rose hard to color?

The layered petals invite careful shading, which older kids and adults enjoy, but a younger colorer can simply fill each petal one shade and still get a lovely result.