Lavender Drawing to Color for Ages 6 and Up

About Lavender Drawing to Color for Ages 6 and Up

When the wind picks up, lavender stalks sway together, leaning the same way before slowly settling back into place. The hum of bees usually fills that scene, since they visit steadily for much of the day. After cutting it, the stems can be tied into small bundles and hung upside down somewhere dry, something many families do to keep the scent inside the house. The leaves are narrow and slim, far less noticeable than the stalks rising above them. While coloring this page, work each stalk with short, repeated strokes moving upward instead of one continuous line, to suggest all the tiny flowers packed together. Keep the background less detailed than the plants in front so the eye stays on the stalks.

How to print this drawing

Tap «Print» and pick your printer. It prints on A4 paper from any home printer, no signup and no apps. Then grab pencils, markers or crayons and color at your own pace.