A smiling calavera dances in a flowing flower dress and marigold crown beneath decorative paper banners.

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Calavera in a Flower Dress

A smiling calavera dances in a flowing flower dress and marigold crown beneath decorative paper banners. A joyful Day of the Dead coloring page.

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A flower crown above a sweeping purple skirt

Follow the skirt folds in this Mexican Día de Muertos dance. Leave the patterned borders and face white.

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Smiling Día de Muertos dancer with an orange flower crown and lavender skirt panel, surrounded by uncolored decorations. — Digital coloring example

1. Orange crown flowers
2. Lavender skirt panel

Fill the four crown flowers orange, leaving their leaves white.
Color the broad skirt panel lavender, stopping above the floral border.

The orange crown and purple skirt frame a white face and white patterned hem.

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