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FAIRIES WITH FLOWERS COLORING PICTURES
Here are two coloring pictures of fairies with flowers - I hope you enjoy them - they're very cute. To see them full size, just click on the image and it will open nice and big - then print it or save it to your PC to print and color later.
PRINT AND COLOUR FAIRY COLOURING PAGE
This is a complex and intricate coloring page showing a fairy that is probably best suited to older children and teens because of its complexity. Click on the image to see the fairy coloring page at full size - then print and colour in.
FLOWER FAIRY COLORING SHEETS STRAWBERRY & QUEENS OF THE MEADOW
Queens of the Meadow and Strawberry coloring sheets for you to print and colour - click on the fairy coloruing sheet you like best then it will open full size - next, print!
FLOWER FAIRY COLORING PICTURE
Here is another of Cicely Mary Barker's Flower Fairies for you to color. These flower fairies were first drawn by Cicely in 1923...that's nearly 100 years ago! Amazing isn't it? Click on the coloring picture and it will open larger - then print.
FLOWER FAIRIES COLORING LETTERS S AND T
here are two more letters in the Flower Fairy series - S for strawberry and T for Thrift - click on the Flower Fairy coloring page you like best and it will open full size - then print or save to your compter.
FLOWER FAIRY COLORING PAGE - IRIS AND LILAC
Flower Fairies were originally drawn by English illustrator Cicely Mary Barker. Unable to go to school as a child because she had epilepsy, she was home-schooled and spent a lot of time drawing and painting. Her flower fairy paintings were driven by the Victorian popularity of fairies and fairy stories all of which were much talked about in those days.
Cicely Mary Barker published her first Flower Fairies book in 1923 and she received just £25 for Flower Fairies of the Spring. This was a collection of 24 paintings and illustrations. The books enjoyed huge popularity and Cicely went on to publish seven more Flower Fairy books.
Click on the Flower Fairy coloring picture you like best and it will open nice and big - then print it.
Cicely Mary Barker published her first Flower Fairies book in 1923 and she received just £25 for Flower Fairies of the Spring. This was a collection of 24 paintings and illustrations. The books enjoyed huge popularity and Cicely went on to publish seven more Flower Fairy books.
Click on the Flower Fairy coloring picture you like best and it will open nice and big - then print it.
FAIRIES TO PRINT AND COLOR
Here are some more fairies for you to print and color! I love the image of the Gorse Flower Fairy kissing the Elf! Awwhh! Click on the image you like best and it will open full size - then print however many copies you need. Fairy coloring pages are great to add to the favor bag of your next Birthday party or print a few to have available as a quiet party activity.
FLOWER FAIRIES LETTERS - LETTER B
By special request - here is the letter B in the Flower Fairies series. This is the bluebell fairy and she is shown here with a rabbit. Unfortunately I do not have the letters E, H, X and Y that the person who emailed me asked for - but if anyone has them - please email them to princesscoloring @ email.com and I will happily pass them along... and post them on here for all to enjoy.
CLASSIC FAIRY COLORING PAGES
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This fairy is lovely and quite complex and intricate to colour in - perhaps it is best suited to older children....gif)
Here are some classic, old-fashioned fairies - these colouring pages are easy to print out - just click on the colouring picture you like best - then it will open larger - press CONTROL and the letter P on your keyboard and it will print...














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