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Color by number without a color printer

Print this original flower in black and white. Each region has a number, and the key spells out the matching color.

How does it work without color ink? Match 1 to pink petals, 2 to the yellow center, 3 to green leaves and stem, and 4 to the blue pot. Any shade of each named color works.
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Black-and-white numbered flower with written color key

Read the printed key

Original flower colored with pink petals, yellow center, green stem and leaves, and blue pot

The word key stays legible on a monochrome printout. Numbers are inside the flower shapes, and the example at left follows the same four assignments.

  1. 1 — Pink: five petals.
  2. 2 — Yellow: one round center.
  3. 3 — Green: stem and two leaves.
  4. 4 — Blue: one pot.

Artwork check: the worksheet and example are generated from the same four region definitions. The key names the colors in words; the colored example is optional.

Quick answers

Do I need to print the colored example?

No. The black-and-white worksheet already contains every number and the complete word key.

Which file should I use?

Download the PDF for your paper size, A4 or US Letter, and print at actual size. If edges are clipped, choose “Fit to printable area”; the drawing will be slightly smaller.

Can I choose different colors?

Yes. Keep the number assignments consistent and write your own four color names over the printed key.

Can I download an image?

Yes: A4 PNG or Letter PNG, each with 300 DPI metadata.