This flower clipart gallery brings together 16 drawn blooms: a cute daisy, red tulips, a pink lotus, a Hawaiian hibiscus, potted flowers, a bouquet, a corner border and a page of black and white outlines. Each flower clipart PNG has a transparent background, so the petals sit straight on a worksheet, slide, label or card.
Hit Download PNG to save a bloom, or press Copy and drop the bloom onto a slide or report. Before you choose, the background preview lets you try each flower on white, chalkboard, kraft or a bright color. For single favorites, see the sunflower clipart and rose clipart pages. For a full sheet to color, open our flower coloring pages.
Cute Flower Clipart: Daisy, Tulip and Flower Pot
Simple shapes and friendly colors make these flowers clip art easy to spot on a busy page. They shrink well for labels, charts and stickers.
A white daisy with a happy yellow face waves from its stem. It is a sweet marker for a spring job chart or a birthday wall.
Try this Give each child a daisy on the class birthday wall and write their name on the stem.
Two red tulips stand side by side, one a little taller. The flat colors stay crisp on spring newsletters and posters.
Try this Use it beside the spring break dates on a family newsletter or a front office notice.
A blue pot holds a cheerful mix of small blooms, drawn in loose marker lines. It feels homemade on a gift tag or a plant sale sign.
Try this Print it on a gift tag for a potted plant that kids bring to a nursing home visit.
A simple pink flower with five round petals is ringed by a chunky white border. Kids treat it as a prize, so use it as a reward sticker for good work.
Try this Print a sheet of these and press one on each spelling test with no mistakes.
Lotus Clipart and Hibiscus Clipart
The lotus floats on water and opens each morning. The hibiscus is the big tropical bloom you see on Hawaiian shirts. Both come in color here, with a lotus outline further down.
A pink lotus opens on a flat green lily pad, painted in soft washes. It suits yoga day signs, calm corners and cards.
Try this Put it on a calm corner card that shows the steps for slow belly breathing.
This red hibiscus has wide petals and a long yellow center. It brings a tropical touch to luau invitations and summer flyers.
Try this Add it to a class luau party invite along with a list of foods families can bring.
Two hibiscus flowers in coral and mustard have a vintage beach look. They fit summer party menus and surf themed bulletin boards.
Try this Put it at the top of a summer reading log where kids track books read by the pool.
Three purple orchids hang from a curved stem, drawn with soft shading. Use it for plant reports and science slides on flower parts.
Try this Label the petals and the center on a fifth grade slide about how flowers attract insects.
Flower Clipart Black and White and Flower Outlines
Four black and white flowers for coloring, tracing and cutting. The line art prints cleanly on any home or school printer.
A plain daisy with big petals and a round center is quick to color. Little ones can use crayons or dot markers.
Try this Print it big and have preschoolers fill each petal with a different color dot marker.
Layered lotus petals give older kids a nice coloring challenge. The outline also works for a calm drawing practice page.
Try this Pair it with soft music during a quiet coloring break after recess.
Three tulips bend in different directions on long stems. Kids can color each one a new shade.
Try this Ask kindergarten students to color one red, one yellow and one purple, then name each color.
A cluster of wildflowers in solid black has tall stems and small heads. It makes a pretty cut file or a card topper.
Try this Cut it from black card stock and layer it over a sunset paper sky for an art class project.
Flower Bouquet, Flower Border and Floral Clipart
These floral pictures help you decorate a whole page. Use the border along an edge, the bouquet on a card, and the small sprays in corners.
Soft peonies and roses are wrapped in brown paper with a twine bow. It suits Mother's Day cards and spring event invitations.
Try this Fold a sheet of card stock, glue the bouquet on the cover, and let kids write a poem for someone they love.
A long strip of pastel flowers and leaves runs side to side. Stretch it across the top or bottom of a worksheet.
Try this Run it along the bottom of a spring writing paper for a second grade class.
Tiny blue flowers grow on a bendy stem, drawn in quick marker lines. It fits a page corner or the edge of a note card.
Try this Tuck it in the top corner of a memory book page for a classmate who is moving away.
A bright orange marigold shows its many ruffled petals. It works for garden lessons and fall harvest pages.
Try this Use it on a seed packet craft where kids draw how many days the seeds need to sprout.
How to Pick the Right Flower Style
| Style | Best place to use it | Try it with |
|---|---|---|
| Cute and Sticker | Reward charts, name labels | Bright pink, sky blue |
| Watercolor | Cards, invitations | Cream or blush paper |
| Flat color | Borders, slides, posters | White space, one bold accent |
| Line art | Coloring, tracing | Crayons, colored pencils |
| Silhouette | Cut files, stencils | Bright card stock |
Pick one style for the whole page. A worksheet with a flat border and a flat tulip looks tidy, but mixing watercolor with doodles can look messy.
Flower Ideas for Spring Lessons
- Parts of a flower: Use the realistic orchid or marigold and label petals, stem and leaves.
- Pollinators: Set a flower next to a picture from our butterfly clipart page to talk about how insects carry pollen.
- Growing things: The plant clipart set has seeds and sprouts to go before the bloom on a life cycle chart.
- Season wall: Mix the flower border with rain clouds and baby animals from our spring clipart set.
For printing, a flower PNG is 1000 pixels square and looks sharp up to about 3 inches across at 300 dpi. The border strip can be printed wider for a screen, but for paper keep it to the width of a standard page.
Questions people ask
Is the flower clipart free for school and home?
Yes. Teachers, parents, kids and crafters can use every bloom here without paying, as long as the project is not sold. Naming our site is optional. Our blooms cannot be resold on their own or in bundles, and a flower headed for a shop item should wait until we reply to your Contact page message.
Where is the flower clipart black and white?
The outline section has a daisy, a lotus, three tulips and a wildflower silhouette. The line drawings are made for coloring, and the silhouette suits cutting.
Can kids color the lotus clipart black and white version?
Yes. The lotus outline has layered petals and a leaf with water ripples. It is a calm coloring page for older kids and adults.
Are these flower clipart PNG files with a transparent background?
Each flower downloads as a 1000 pixel PNG with no background. Lay it over any color or photo, and only the bloom shows.
Do you have hibiscus clipart for a luau party?
There is a bright red Hawaiian hibiscus and a retro pair in coral and mustard. Both work well on invitations, menus and party signs.
Which flower border clipart fits a worksheet?
The pastel garland is a long thin strip made for page edges. Place it at the top or bottom and keep your text in the middle.
