Mental Health Awareness Coloring Page with a Ribbon Wrapped in Roses and Daisies

A large awareness ribbon loops down the middle of this mental health awareness coloring page, crossing over itself and ending in two pointed tails. Roses, daisies and leafy sprigs climb both sides of the ribbon, and one more rose sits in the space between its tails.

The page is free to print, at a medium level for ages 9 and up, teens and adults. It fits a school display or a support group meeting in May, during Mental Health Awareness Month, and on World Mental Health Day, October 10.

How this coloring page was created

For this page, we typed this idea into Colorin AI: "a big mental health awareness ribbon loop in the center of the page, wrapped with roses, daisies and leaves, drawn with clean outlines, with the whole drawing kept above an empty white margin at the bottom of the page".

The ribbon and the flowers on this page are the drawing that idea produced. The ribbon runs from near the top of the page almost to the bottom, and its band is the largest open space on the sheet. The roses and daisies are arranged along its outer edges, and every flower is a closed outline ready for color. Leaves fill the gaps between the flowers.

The Ribbon and Flowers in This Mental Health Awareness Coloring Page

The ribbon has no words on it, so the same page fits a class project, a workplace event or a community walk. The flowers frame it without covering its shape, and the loop at the top stays easy to recognize.

For a group display, each person can color a copy and the pages can go up side by side on a wall or a bulletin board. The finished ribbons then line up in a row, each one with its own mix of flower colors.

The ribbon is one band that loops at the top and crosses itself near the middle of the page. The band coming down from the left side of the loop passes in front and ends in the tail on the lower right. Three roses with layered, spiraling petals sit along the ribbon, with a large one on the upper left, one on the right side and one between the tails.

The roses on the upper left and on the right both overlap the edges of the ribbon. Four daisies with round centers and long rounded petals complete the flowers, one above and one below each side rose. Leaves with a center vein fill the gaps, and a leafy sprig rises above each of the top daisies.

Coloring Ideas and Techniques

Green is the color of the mental health awareness ribbon, so a lime or bright green band makes the page easy to recognize on a wall. Darker green leaves next to it keep the ribbon in front, and a lighter shade along one edge of the band gives it a folded look.

The roses have layered petals that spiral in toward the center. Shading each layer a little darker toward the middle gives them depth. The daisies can be white or yellow with orange centers, and a fine tip helps in the narrow spaces between their petals.

For a ribbon with your school's name or the date of your event, make a custom awareness coloring page and print one for each person.

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