June Birth Flower Coloring Page for the Cuties: Rose Inspired Paper Doll Designs

Printable black and white paper doll June birth flower coloring page titled “Cuties” with two cute childlike dolls standing side by side. The page is labeled “June” and “Flower of the Month: Rose.” The doll on the left has hair styled with small braids and wears shorts; the doll on the right has hair in a large afro-puff bun and wears a strapless leotard. Instructions in the center say to print on thick paper, color the designs, and cut them out along the outlines. Decorative border surrounds the page, with the Paper Thin Personas logo at the bottom. Artwork is by Rachel Cohen.
Printable June birth flower coloring page featuring black and white paper dolls titled “Cuties” featuring a June theme and “Flower of the Month: Rose.” The page includes a large rose flower crown at the top and two sets of paper doll clothing to color and cut out: a rose-themed ball gown with floral shoulder accents on the left and a regency style suiton the right. Instructions in the center explain to print on thick paper, color the designs, cut them out along the outlines, and wrap the rose crown around the doll’s head. Decorative border surrounds the page, with the Paper Thin Personas logo at the bottom. Artist of the work is Rachel Cohen.

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As with everyone of my birth flower floral designs for the Cuties, this June birth flower coloring page started life during last year’s 100 Day Project, when I set out to create a series of paper dolls. This set is inspired by June’s birth flower, the Rose and I think it’s a fun design for kids (and anyone who still likes to color like one).

For these rose inspired paper doll designs, I was feeling a little more elegant and romantic. For one outfit, I did a sort of take on a regency men’s suit with a cut away coat and visible vest. For the other outfit, I went with an elegant evening gown with flowers at the shoulder and a petal inspired layered skirt. I don’t usually talk a lot about the dolls, but I want to say that I am super proud of how the cornrows turned out. That is one hair style I’ve always struggled with, but I think improvement means trying it over and over again.

While I am not a huge fan of red roses, my grandfather grew the most beautiful roses in all different colors and changed how I feel about roses. I’m not much of a gardener and we’ve had such a cold spring up here where I live, I only just got my herbs into their pots on the porch.

If you enjoyed today’s June birth flower coloring page, be sure to explore the rest of the monthly floral Cuties collection. Each set is inspired by a different birth flower and a fantasy fashion theme, and who doesn’t want to see more of that? If you have a favorite flower you’d love to see turned into a paper doll design, leave a comment and let me know. I’m always looking for inspiration for future Cuties paper dolls.

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