A woven basket overflows with marigolds above a patterned cloth and a papel picado decoration.

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Marigold Basket

A woven basket overflows with marigolds above a patterned cloth and a papel picado decoration.

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Five orange blooms in a woven basket

Highlight the Mexican Day of the Dead flowers and basket. Leave leaves, cloth and paper decoration white.

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Five orange marigolds in a brown basket with white foliage, cloth and cut-paper decoration. — Digital coloring example

1. Orange — five flowers
2. Light brown — basket and handle

Color the five marigold heads orange, following the layered petals.
Color the woven basket, rim and handle light brown, stopping at the draped cloth.

Five orange blooms stay separate, and the brown weave is visible around the white cloth.

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