If you’ve been searching for lily coloring pages that actually look like the real deal, you’re in the right place. I’ve put together a collection of 43+ sheets, covering everything from spotted tiger lilies and elegant calla lilies to your classic Easter varieties.
I made sure to include a solid mix of difficulty levels. You’ll find simple, thick-lined drawings that are perfect for preschoolers, plus detailed realistic sketches that adults can get lost in for an hour. Lilies are actually my mom’s favorite flower, so I admit I was a little extra perfectionist with these designs (especially the tiger lilies). Grab your favorite pencils and enjoy some quiet time.
Popular Lily Varieties in Our Collection
I tried to cover all the big ones here so you’re not stuck with just one type of flower. You’ve got the Tiger Lily (orange with black spots), which is honestly the most fun to color if you like bold patterns. Then there’s the Calla Lily with that fancy trumpet shape you see at weddings, and of course the classic Easter Lily for those spring vibes.
I also threw in the Stargazer because those pink speckles are just cool. And don’t miss the Lily of the Valley, which has those tiny bell-shaped flowers that look super delicate on the page.
Tips for Coloring Lily Pages
- For the petals, stick to bright pinks, oranges, or yellows, but grab a sharp bright yellow for the stamens (the pollen things in the middle).
- Want them to look real? Shade the base of each petal a little darker than the tips to add some instant depth.
- Don’t forget the speckles if you’re doing a Tiger Lily, and maybe sketch in some green leaves so the flower isn’t just floating in white space.
FAQs
What colors are lilies in real life?
Lilies come in many beautiful colors including white, pink, orange, yellow, red, and even purple. The most popular are white Easter lilies, orange tiger lilies, and pink stargazer lilies.
Are these lily coloring pages free to print?
Yes! All our lily coloring pages are 100% free to download and print. Simply click on any image to open the PDF, then print as many copies as you need.
What age are lily coloring pages good for?
Our collection includes easy lily outlines perfect for toddlers and preschoolers, medium designs for kids ages 5-10, and detailed realistic lilies for older children and adults.
