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Mother's Day Card with Irises

Two large iris flowers rise from the lower-left area with long sword-shaped leaves and several closed buds.

Two large iris flowers with ruffled petals, sword-shaped leaves, and closed buds rising from the lower left.
Mother's Day Card with Irises
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A4 format (portrait), black outlines on a white background · for home and classroom use

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What is shown in this floral card design

The blossoms have broad, ruffled petals that spread outward above tall, narrow leaves. Several unopened buds sit along the stems, adding smaller shapes around the two main flowers. Most of the page remains empty white space, with no text, border, or background scenery. The open area keeps the iris arrangement light and gives the flowers plenty of visual space.

Facts about irises

Irises are flowering plants named after the Greek word for rainbow, a fitting reference to the wide range of colors found among their species and cultivars. Many irises have three upright petals called standards and three lower petals called falls, although flower shapes vary. Their leaves are often long, narrow, and sword-like. Some garden irises grow from rhizomes, while other types grow from bulbs. Depending on the variety, iris flowers can be blue, purple, white, yellow, pink, bronze, or combinations of several colors.

Color ideas for the picture

  • Purple or deep violet for the ruffled petals
  • Blue, white, yellow, or pink as alternative iris colors
  • Fresh medium green for the long sword-shaped leaves
  • Slightly darker green for the closed buds and stems
  • A contrasting yellow accent near the centers of the flowers
Questions and answers

Questions and answers

How many large iris flowers are shown?
Two large flowers.
What shape do the leaves have?
They are long and sword-shaped.
Where do the flowers rise from on the page?
From the lower-left area.
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