When you click on print, the print box comes up, click on preferences. At the top of the box click the color tab, then click on print in grey scale, I usually then choose black ink only. Then at the top click on printing short cuts. Scroll down until you see fast/economical printing and click on that. Then on the right look for print in grey scale and choose black ink only or high quality, again I usually choose black ink only. It is not as difficult as it seems, I use this method whenever I want to print something in black ink only and the fast/economical way uses much less ink, it works well with most any text and pictures that do not need to be "photo " quality.
The program I watched had you make several of these copies and then you would cut the flower into the individual pieces. The extra copies are for where the pieces over lap and to make sure that you can get them cut to the right size so that the pieces themselves overlap. It may take 3 or 4 copies just to get all of the tulips petals and leaves cut out the way you need them.