Four Bold Daisies Blooming Across One Easter Egg

One large egg fills the page, decorated with four simple flowers drawn in bold outlines. Three of them have round centers: a seven-petal flower with long pointed petals on the left, and two flowers with wide rounded petals on the right, one near the top and one near the bottom. The fourth flower sits at the top left and has scalloped petals around a round middle. A few flowers run off the edge of the egg, so some petals are cut short by the outline. The shapes are big and the lines are thick, which makes this a good fit for younger kids using crayons or chunky markers. Try giving each flower its own color family, then pick a different shade for every petal and a bright color for each center. The empty space between the flowers is perfect for a pattern of dots or stripes. Print it for a classroom Easter table or a quiet afternoon at home.