Summer Flower Vases: Free Printable Coloring Book with Covers

Sometimes a whole garden is too much. This little book keeps it simple: one vase, one bouquet, empty background—four still lifes you can finish in a quiet sitting. Soft adult-relaxed lines, vertical pages, and room to breathe between petals.

It also arrives as a finished mini-book. The PDF opens with a colorful front cover, then the four outline pages, then a matching back cover. Print the whole set, or pull out a single vase for the evening.

If you want garden scenes instead of vases, try our other summer flower set: relaxing summer flower coloring pages.

Free printable PDF

Six pages in one file—covers included, ready for A4:

Front cover — Summer Flowers

The cover is already filled with soft color: four tiny vase scenes in a neat grid, wrapped in a calm leaf-and-blossom frame, with the title Summer Flowers at the top. You do not need to color it—print it as-is for a book that feels finished before you start the outlines.

Want to learn how covers work in the wizard? See how to add front and back covers.

Sunflower pitcher

A ceramic pitcher with a curved handle, holding a simple sunflower bouquet. Faces are spaced so each round bloom stays easy to color. Empty background—nothing competing for attention.

Warm yellows and greens suit this page. Leave the pitcher cream, or tip it toward terracotta. Either reads as summer.

Daisies in a glass vase

A clear cylindrical vase and a loose daisy bunch at different heights. Open spaces between blooms keep the page calm instead of crowded.

Soft whites and butter yellows work well. You can tint the glass with a whisper of blue and leave most of it unfilled.

Roses in a rounded pot

A wide-mouthed pot and a compact rose bouquet—a few open blooms, a couple of buds, short stems. Contained and cozy, good for the end of the evening.

Classic reds and blush pinks, or try dusty peach. The pot can stay almost white with a soft shadow ring at the base.

Lilies in a tall vase

A slender vase and a few lily stems—large simple petals, one bloom still opening, long leaves arcing outward. Generous open space around the bouquet.

Soft peach, cream, or pale pink petals look lovely here. Keep the vase a single calm tone so the flowers stay the focus.

Back cover

The back cover mirrors the front: warm cream, a quiet botanical border, and the same four tiny vase icons in a center emblem—no title text. Print it last so the PDF feels like a real booklet.

Make it yours

Copy any prompt above, swap the flower or vase shape, and generate your own set. Keep the empty background if you like this clean look, or add a simple tabletop line if you want a little setting.

When you are ready, open the wizard with this example prefilled—four vertical pages, adult-relaxed detail, and both covers on:

Print the sample, color one vase tonight, and save the rest for the next slow evening.