Three Spiral-Centered Flowers in a Dotted Bouquet

Three layered flowers sit together in a cluster, each with a spiral drawn in the center and rings of tiny rounded dots around it. The largest flower is at the upper left, a second one overlaps it in the middle, and a smaller third flower sits at the bottom right. Big pointed leaves with bold center veins and many slanted lines fan out behind them. Curling tendrils and small spirals trail off the edges, and a few have rows of little beads along the stem. The petals have scalloped outlines and thin lines running from the center outward, so there are lots of small spaces to fill. Try a different color family for each flower, then use two shades of green on the leaves, with a darker tone on one side of each vein. Fine tip markers or sharp colored pencils work well here, and it makes a relaxing sit-down project for teens who like patterns. You can print it free and use it for a calm afternoon.