These printable flower lollipops make a simple gift for Valentine’s day, Mother’s Day, May Day, or a speical “just-because” day. The lollipop flower comes with all sorts of sweet sayings to make someone’s day a little more special.
I’ve also created over 100 Clever Valentine printables and some beautiful printable Mother’s Day cards!
Lollipop Lily
I just love these sweet Lily flowers. You simply need to click on one of the links below.Each link contains a different free printable. Print the sheet on cardstock. You can use colored card stock, or use white card stock and decorate it yourself. Cut around each flower and poke a hole through the center dot for the lollipop stick to go through. Easy enough for a kids craft!
Proverbs 17:17 “A friend loves at all times”
Lollipop Butterfly
Fluttering by to wish you a Happy Spring!
Fluttering by to wish you a Happy Mother’s Day!
Thank you for helping me celebrate!
Print off some flowers in different colors and you can create an entire lollipop bouqet. These would also make a fun centerpiece at parties with a sweet parting gift for guests!
I have been receiving requests for different sayings on the butterflies and lilies. If you want to have a different saying please leave a comment and I will try to make the most popular requests.
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These are ALL amazing! I can’t find the printable for the Valentine butterfly. Do you have a printable for this?
Thanks for the lovely butterflies ! Please could do one as as an Invitation that said : Invite : Please flutter over and pop in!
I was going to do the details of the invite on a leaf.
Thanks
Kim
Hi! I’m planning my daughter’s 1st birthday and came across these! i absolutely LOVE them! Can they be printed on cardstock or actually what paper would you recommend that is a bit moe durable but still fits through a printer? Thank you so, so much!!! Love,, Love Love!!
These are extremely cute! I’m going to do these for my 4 year old. I love the fluttering sayings, they are so cute and go well with the butterflies. Could you make a printable that says, “Fluttering by to wish you a Happy Valentines Day”? It would be perfect!
– Thanks!
I love the very adorable and creative lollipop butterflies!!!! Can you tell me how you changed the color of the font because when I print their black.
thank you!!
I would love the butterfly to say “happy birthday”… and would love both the flower and the butterfly to have the wording…”Just for you”
Both would be so versatile. I love these sucker holders…I am thinking for adults I can put a skinny candy stick…I just found this section of your offerings through a pinterest link
thanks so much…
I just wanted to thank you for this adorablely sweet project. They turned out so cute, I don’t know how they are going to last until Valentines Day!!!!
You are sooo clever. I love your lollipop lilies and butterflies.
Is there any way you could make one that says Happy Holidays so I can give to children at school at the end of the year?
They would LOVE!
Thank-you
You are amazing!!Would be possible the pattern of butterfly with “Happy Birthday” (or more personalised ” Happy 3rd Maria’s Birthday”?)Thank you for your perfect idea!!
TQ very much for your awesome crafts. We love it very much 🙂
your craft is really awesome especially butterfly and flower with lollipop! i am planning to make some for my daughter’s 1st birthday party with an indication saying “thank you for coming to my 1st birthday”
Thanks so much for posting these! My little girl is excited to make these for school!
We have decorated our church with butterflies this year for “New Life” at Easter. Would you be able to write Happy Easter on the butterfly template? Thank you so much for all the printables you share.
The butterfuly template is perfect! My daughter told me last night that she wants a butterfly themed birthday party!
I love the flower template and used it for a few Valentines I made this year. I printed the template on plain paper and then glued it onto embossed heavy cardstock. I then used a crayon to bring out the embossing. The other twist I did was to “plant” my flowers in a small clear cup filled with “soil,” a combination of pretzels and M&Ms. I’m going to present my kids and their friends with their own potted flowers on Valentines day. Thanks for the inspiration! 🙂