How to Draw a Mom Holding a Bouquet of Flowers (Easy Step by Step)
This cheerful mom with her long hair and a bunch of flowers is a great way to practice simple shapes. She is made from a big arch for the hair, a round face, and a curved body, with tulips and a round flower added next. A little heart floats beside her. It is a lovely drawing to make as a gift for Mother's Day or a birthday.
- Medium
- 15 minutes
- 8 steps
You need: paper, a pencil, an eraser, and crayons or markers for coloring.
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In this article (7 sections)
- How to draw a mom holding a bouquet of flowers step by step
- Tips for drawing a mom holding a bouquet of flowers
- Free mom holding a bouquet of flowers coloring page
- How to color your mom holding a bouquet of flowers drawing
- Mom holding a bouquet of flowers fun fact for kids
- Questions about drawing a mom holding a bouquet of flowers
- More easy things to draw
How to draw a mom holding a bouquet of flowers step by step
How to Draw a Mom Holding a Bouquet of Flowers · tinyhandscreate.com
Step 1: The long hair
Draw a big tall arch for the top of the head, then let the line curve down on both sides to make long hair. The left side ends a little shorter than the right.
Step 2: Face and ears
Inside the hair, draw two curved lines for the hair parting at the top. Then draw a round face with a soft chin and a small bump on each side for the ears.
Step 3: Eyes and smile
Draw two small dots for eyes, spaced evenly apart. Add a little curved smile in the middle, just below them.
Step 4: Shoulder and body
Under the chin on the right, draw a big curved line that sweeps down from the hair to make her shoulder. Then add a short curve along the bottom for the body.
Step 5: Tulips and flowers
In front of her chest, draw a bunch of tulips with bumpy tops, plus a round flower with petal bumps. Add a small dot in the middle of the round flowers.
Step 6: Leaves and stems
Draw two long pointy leaves at the bottom of the bouquet, one on each side. Then add a few short curved lines under the flowers for the stems.
Step 7: Arm and sleeve
Draw a big rounded curve on the left, going under the bouquet to make her arm. On the right, draw a sleeve with a cuff, and add a few short lines below it for the stem ends.
Step 8: A little heart
Off to the left of her hair, draw a small heart with two bumps on top and a point at the bottom. Fill it in solid.
All done!
Go over your lines with a marker, then color it in.
Finished your mom holding a bouquet of flowers? Keep the pencils out and learn how to draw a rocket or how to draw a shooting star next.
Tips for drawing a mom holding a bouquet of flowers
- Draw the hair arch first and leave plenty of room inside it, so the face fits comfortably.
- The bouquet is the trickiest part. Take your time with the tulips and round flower, then add the leaves and stems.
- Keep the tulip tops simple: just a bumpy line across the top of a rounded cup shape.
Free mom holding a bouquet of flowers coloring page
Want to go straight to coloring? Open this mom holding a bouquet of flowers coloring page at full size and print it. It is the same drawing you just learned, with clean lines ready for crayons or markers.
How to color your mom holding a bouquet of flowers drawing
Try brown or black hair, a soft pink sweater, and tulips in red, yellow, and orange with green leaves. For a creative twist, give each flower a different color and make the heart red.
Mom holding a bouquet of flowers fun fact for kids
Tulips grow from bulbs that are planted in the fall. They stay hidden underground all winter and then pop up as flowers in the spring.
Questions about drawing a mom holding a bouquet of flowers
What shapes do I need to draw a mom holding flowers?
You need a big arch for the hair, a round shape for the face, and curved lines for the shoulder and body. The flowers use small cups and bumpy circles, and the leaves are long pointy ovals.
How do I draw a tulip?
Draw a small cup or egg shape, then draw a bumpy line across the top to make the petals. Add a short curved stem coming down from the bottom.
How do I make my mom drawing look cuter?
Keep the eyes as simple dots with a small smile just below them. A little heart nearby adds extra charm.
