Hibiscus and Plumeria Lei Wreath, Hawaiian Style

An oval flower lei takes up the whole page, built from hibiscus and plumeria blossoms set one after the other around an empty middle. Five-petal plumeria flowers sit at the top, down both sides, and at the bottom. Ruffled hibiscus blooms fill the gaps between them, each with a long stamen dotted at the tip. At the top, where the two ends of the lei meet, there's a twisted rope tie. A few leaves peek out between flowers. The center is left blank on purpose, so kids can write their name, draw something, or add a short message. Bold outlines and large petals make it friendly for crayons, markers and young colorers. Bright pink or red suits the hibiscus, and soft yellow with pale centers suits the plumeria. It's a free printable that fits a summer lesson or a luau party table. Looking for more? Our Matryoshka Dolls and Sugar Skulls (Día de Muertos) coloring pages pair nicely with this Hawaiian page.