Wildflower Bouquet in a Striped Pitcher Vase

A round pitcher with two bands around its belly and a small curved handle holds a full, rounded bouquet of flowers. You can spot several daisy-like blooms with dotted centers and long, narrow petals, plus larger open flowers with soft, ruffled petals and textured middles. A few small buds poke out on the left side, and leafy sprigs and jagged leaves fill the gaps around the edges. One loose flower petal cluster lies on the ground beside the base of the pitcher. The lines are clean and the shapes are big enough for crayons, though the dotted centers and leaf edges give older kids some detail to work on. Try coloring each type of flower in its own color family so children can practice noticing which blooms match, then pick a different shade for the pitcher bands. This page is free to print for a quiet afternoon or a spring classroom table.