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Relaxing Dot-to-dot Puzzles

Puzzles can be a great way to unwind after a long day. Create beautiful flowers with these addictive dot-to-dots.

 

Print and complete the dot to dots below for an addictive and stress-relieving puzzle challenge. Why not colour in these gorgeous flowers once you have completed the dot-to-dots? Each flower is accompanied by its Latin botanical name.

 

The puzzles below are extracted from The Beautiful Flower Dot-to-Dot Book.

 

Instructions

Start at dot number 1, which is marked with a hollow dot, then start drawing straight lines
to connect dots in increasing numerical order, from dot 1 to dot 2, then dot 3, and so on.
Keep going until you reach the next hollow dot. At this point, lift your pen from the paper,
move to the next dot – which will also be hollow – and then continue joining dots.
Sometimes you’ll have to cross back over lines you’ve already drawn, so you might need to
look around a little for the next dot occasionally, but you can be sure it’s never too far away.
Repeat the process until all the dots are joined, resulting in a picture of a beautiful flower.

 

Tips

The first and last numbers are bolder to make them easier to identify.
Don’t worry if you make a mistake – flowers vary in appearance in nature so just carry on
as if nothing happened. You can always add some extra detail later, of your own devising.
It’s entirely up to you but you could colour in each resulting picture for an even more
personalised piece of art.
Use a fine-tipped pen or a pencil so you don’t hide dots you haven’t yet joined.

 

Fairy Bellflower (Campanula Persicifolia)

 

Fairy Bellflower dot to dot

Cornflower (Centaurea Cyanus)

 

Cornflower dot to dot

 

Dahlia (Dahlia Pinnata)

 

Dahlia dot to dot

 

The Beautiful Flower Dot-to-Dot Book is available now. All dot-to-dot puzzles copyright © Gareth Moore.