Daisy Coloring Pages
Updated October 2026 · 8 free printables
Classic daisies with long rounded petals and dotted centers, perfect for little hands.
White petals and a yellow center are traditional, but colorful gerbera-style daisies look great too.
All 8 Daisy Coloring Pages, One by One
Here is a closer look at every page in this collection, with who it's best for and a coloring idea for each one. 6 of them belong to a smaller theme and are described there instead.
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1. Roses and Sunflowers Garden
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2. Flower Bouquet in a Vase
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3. Flower Wreath
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4. Daisy Chain Necklace
This page features a long daisy chain winding across the page, with a ladybug, a butterfly and a few loose daisies. Every page in this set is a different drawing. Big, open spaces and thick lines make it a great pick for preschoolers and kindergartners. Color the petals in bright spring colors and the leaves in fresh green.
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5. Daisies in a Mason Jar
This page features a bunch of daisies in a mason jar on a tablecloth by the window, with a steaming teacup. Every page in this set is a different drawing. The bold outlines are easy to stay inside, even with chunky crayons. Color the petals in bright spring colors and the leaves in fresh green.
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6. Flower Cart at the Market
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7. Flowers Growing in a Watering Can
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8. Girl Wearing a Flower Crown
Tips for coloring Daisy
- Leave the petals white and outline each one with a light gray or pale blue pencil so they stand out on white paper.
- Dab the center with small dots of yellow and orange instead of one flat layer to give it a bumpy, seedy texture.
- For a gerbera look, give every daisy a different petal color, like pink, coral, red or purple, and keep the centers dark brown.
Fun facts about Daisy
- A daisy is really two kinds of flowers in one: the white petals are ray flowers and the yellow center is packed with tiny disc flowers.
- The name daisy comes from the Old English words for day's eye, because the common daisy opens at sunrise and closes at night.
- Daisies belong to the aster family, one of the largest plant families on Earth, which also includes sunflowers, dandelions and lettuce.
Fun ways to use your printables
- Pick a few lawn daisies, if allowed, and make a real daisy chain by threading each stem through a small slit in the next one.
- Count the petals on your daisy page and color every second one a different shade, like a game of 'loves me, loves me not'.
- Cut out the colored daisies and glue them around the rim of a paper plate to make a spring wreath or a flower crown.
How to print
Click Download PDF on any page and print it at 100% on US Letter or A4 paper. Use regular printer paper for crayons and pencils, or cardstock for markers and paint. Every page here is free for home, classroom and party use, so feel free to print as many copies as you need.
Frequently asked questions
Are daisy pages good for toddlers?
Yes. Daisies are one of the simplest flowers to color, with big petals and a single round center.