Drawing a beautiful rose might seem tricky at first, but don’t worry β with a little patience and some simple steps, youβll be sketching lovely roses in no time! π Whether you want to create a handmade card, decorate your notebook, or just have some fun, this beginner-friendly guide will help you. Letβs get started!
π Materials Needed
Before we begin, gather these simple materials:
- βοΈ Pencil
- π§½ Eraser
- π Drawing paper
- ποΈ Colored pencils, markers, or crayons (optional)
- ποΈ Black pen for outlining (optional)
Ready? Letβs draw! π¨
Step 1: Draw a Small Spiral π
Start by drawing a tiny spiral in the center of your paper. This will be the heart of your rose! It doesnβt have to be perfect β just a small, loose swirl will do.

Step 2: Add Curved Petals Around the Spiral πΈ
Around the spiral, draw a few small, curved shapes that look like βCβs and βUβs. These will be the inner petals, gently wrapping around the center of the rose.

Step 3: Draw More Petals Expanding Outward πΊ
Now, continue adding larger petals around the smaller ones. Let the petals overlap slightly and vary their shapes β some can be pointy, and some can be round. This will make your rose look more natural and full.

Step 4: Sketch the Outer Petals πΉ
Draw even bigger petals around the whole rose. These should open up more, like the rose is blooming! Think of wide, wavy shapes that circle your earlier layers.

Step 5: Add the Stem and Leaves πΏ
From the bottom of the rose, draw two lines going down for the stem. Then, sketch a few simple leaves on each side. Leaves can be oval-shaped with a little point at the end and a line in the middle for the vein.

Step 6: Outline Your Drawing ποΈ
Once you’re happy with your rose sketch, carefully go over your lines with a black pen or a darker pencil. This will make your drawing pop!

Step 7: Color Your Rose π¨
Now the fun part β coloring! π
Use red, pink, yellow, or even blue for your rose petals. Color the stem and leaves with different shades of green. Feel free to get creative with your color choices!

π Final Tips
- Don’t rush β drawing petals can take a little practice.
- Add some light shading to make your rose look even more realistic.
- Experiment with different shapes and sizes for a whole rose garden!
Thank you for drawing along with me today! πΉβ¨
Keep practicing, and soon you’ll be drawing gorgeous roses effortlessly.
Happy drawing! π

