These flower outline templates offer simple, undecorated shapes for tracing, cutting, and paper crafts. Choose a large six-petal outline or a page of three smaller flowers with different petal counts.
Large six-petal flower
The large shape has one continuous outside edge and no internal cutting lines. Use it as a tracing pattern, a paper flower base, or a blank shape to decorate.
Three smaller flower outlines
The second page includes five-, six-, and eight-petal shapes, arranged separately down the page. Their sizes make them useful for comparing outlines or adding several flowers to a paper project.
Trace or cut the shapes
- Choose the page and print a test copy.
- Cut around the outside edge if you need a loose pattern.
- Hold the pattern still and trace it onto your chosen paper.
- Add a drawn center, colors, or other details after tracing.
For children’s cutting activities, use suitable scissors with adult supervision. The printable does not include stems, leaves, or assembly instructions for a three-dimensional flower.
Compare the petal patterns
Count the rounded points around each small flower and compare their spacing. A learner can color alternating petals or invent a repeating color order. The outlines are decorative geometric flower shapes rather than botanical diagrams of named species.
Use the shape at another size
Printing at a different scale changes the physical size of the outline. Check the preview and a test print when a craft needs the flower to fit a specific space.
Download and print
Use Download image beneath a printable to save the original PNG. Choose US Letter or A4 if you want the website to create a one-page PDF. Check the paper size and preview before printing; these pages are images with handwriting spaces, rather than fillable forms.
These original designs are free for personal and classroom use. Please share the article link when recommending them, and do not resell or redistribute the files.