Valentine’s Day Teddy Bears with Hearts and Flowers Coloring Page

Valentine’s Day teddy bears surrounded by hearts and flowers combine three beloved symbols of love and affection into one charming coloring scene. These cuddly bears often hold bouquets, wear heart-shaped accessories, or sit among scattered rose petals, creating plenty of delightful details to bring to life with color.

Color ideas

Classic Valentine’s colors like soft pinks, deep reds, and creamy whites create a romantic atmosphere that feels warm and inviting. Try pairing dusty rose with sage green for the flowers, or use lavender and peach tones for a softer, more whimsical approach. For the teddy bear itself, rich browns, golden tans, or even unconventional colors like soft gray or cream can make your bear stand out beautifully against the floral backdrop.

Fun facts about valentine’s day teddy bears with hearts and flowers

The tradition of giving teddy bears as Valentine’s gifts started in the early 1900s, shortly after President Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt inspired the creation of these stuffed animals in 1902. Red roses have been associated with passionate love since ancient Roman times, when they were linked to Venus, the goddess of love. Interestingly, different colored roses carry different meanings – pink roses symbolize gratitude and admiration, while white roses represent pure love, making them perfect companions for innocent teddy bear scenes.

Coloring tips

Use colored pencils for the teddy bear’s fur texture by layering light strokes in the same direction, then adding darker tones in the shadows under arms and around the muzzle. For the flowers, start with light base colors and gradually build up deeper shades toward the center of each bloom. Markers work wonderfully for bold, solid hearts, while watercolor pencils can create soft, blended backgrounds that make your bear and flowers pop forward.

Great for

This design appeals to kids who love stuffed animals and anyone who enjoys Valentine’s Day crafts. It works beautifully as a February classroom activity or a cozy weekend project when you want something sweet and relaxing to color. The combination of simple shapes and intricate floral details means both beginners and more experienced colorists can find elements that match their skill level.