
Single Rose with Wide Petals
Very easyAges 2–5Portrait
By Zen Vibes Editors · Published
Roses are drawn for adults as much as for kids, so this set is built in layers. It opens with two bold single-rose outlines for young children, moves through medium pages (a rose with leaves, a rosebud pair, a rose in a jar), and finishes with detailed bouquet and climbing-rose designs with layered petals meant for colored pencils and fine-tip markers.
Every rose is drawn with the petals clearly separated so you can shade each one, and thorns are kept small and rounded. Backgrounds are minimal on purpose: the flower is the picture.
Compiled by Zen Vibes Editors.
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The intricate rose patterns are best on 65 lb cardstock with fine-tip pens. Print at actual size.
Start at the center of the bloom with your darkest shade and work outward, lightening each ring of petals as you go. Leave a thin white edge on the outer petals and the rose will look like it has light on it, even with crayons. Leaves take one green plus a darker stroke along the vein; stems can stay a single color.
The two opening outlines suit preschool and kindergarten. The medium pages are a comfortable fit for elementary students and quick adult breaks. The last four or five designs are the slow ones: plan on half an hour or more, and use paper heavy enough for the pens you like.
Usage: All designs are original Zen Vibes drawings. Free for personal, classroom, and therapy use. Full terms of use.