Primrose Spring Colouring Page

A low primrose plant opens five heart-notched flowers while a smiling snail crawls through the spring grass. Choose yellow, pink, red, white, purple, peach, or several pastel shades, then give each small ring centre a contrasting colour. Colour the crinkled leaf rosette in fresh greens and decorate the snail's spiral shell with tan, orange, or a simple pattern. Use short curved strokes inside the petals, then follow the wide leaf veins with longer strokes to keep the plant looking neat. Begin with the biggest shapes and use gentle pressure for pale colour, then press a little more firmly for strong details. Young artists can fill each section with one solid shade, while older children can blend two related colours, add dots or stripes, and draw extra garden details in the open space. As you work, say the flower name—Primrose—and notice its special petals, leaves, buds, and centre.

◫ A4 size✎ Bold outlines♡ Ages 3–8

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Make it an activity

Choose a favourite colour palette
Add a simple background
Display the finished artwork

Grown-up note: Please supervise printing and choose age-appropriate art materials.