Make Some Flower Heads

Print out the flowers from below. Print two copies of each flower and leaf. (Set the margins to 0 to print in your browser. If you want larger flowers, save the flower pictures to your own hard drive and open and print them through your own Paint program or Desktop Publisher)

Color the flowers and leafs. (If you download the flower pictures, you can paint them with your Paint program before printing, but I think it's just as fun to color them after they're printed.)

Glue the printed page to construction paper, card stock, or light cardboard.(If you can print on heavy card stock, you can skip this step.)

Allow the glue to dry, then cut out the flowers and the leafs.

Match up the flowers in pairs so that you have a front and back, and glue the flowers to a craft stick. Glue on the leafs.

Instant Flowers for wherever you need them! Decorate some flower pots and stuff it with fillers to make a nice home for your flowers. You can always give a flower to someone who needs a smile!

Tulip Heads to Print and Color

Flower Faces to Print and Color

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