Tea Cup Garden Coloring Page

What You’ll See

Imagine a giant ceramic teacup tipped over, pouring a river of hibiscus petals that spill across the page. Right beside it, a dreamy arch made of wisteria vines hangs in mid‑air like a secret doorway. Above, a towering hourglass cradles fluffy dandelion clouds, and down below a meadow of clockwork sunflowers ticks together, each blossom looking like a tiny gear. All the lines are bold and high‑contrast, with cross‑hatching and swirls that give each part its own texture.

Coloring Tips

Play with the contrast—use deep blues or purples for the teacup, then let bright pinks and reds pop in the hibiscus flow. The wisteria vines love soft greens and lilacs, while the hourglass works great with sandy yellows and airy whites for the dandelion fluff. For the sunflowers, think metallic golds or bronze to bring out that clockwork feel. Don’t rush; fill in the tiny cross‑hatch sections first so you get a smooth base.

Fun Facts

Did you know hibiscus flowers open wide in the morning and close by night? And wisteria can grow up to 30 feet long, making it perfect for a magical doorway. The hourglass has been a symbol of time for centuries, while sunflowers actually turn toward the sun each day—great inspiration for little artists.