Whether you need a creative classroom activity with a wintry vibe or just want to de-stress on a chilly evening, these printables offer hours of frosty fun!
Free Winter Coloring Pages
For this seasonal series, we illustrated snow-covered log cabins, people wrapped up warm in winter clothes, snow globes, and “Seasons Greetings” quote images. While we crafted many of these winter wonderland scenes for younger children to color, we’ve also included some intricate designs for older kids and adults to enjoy, too. Print some for a perfect activity during the colder months of December, January, and February. Or, enjoy some quiet time and create festive wall art decorations for your home during the holiday season.
Winter-Themed Coloring Sheets For Kids
These free wintry drawings feature simple outlines and cartoon designs that kids of all ages will enjoy filling in.
- Click on the coloring sheet image or text link under the image.
- The printable file (PDF file) will open in a new browser tab.
- You can instant download or print to your heart’s content from there! These free printables are for personal, non-commercial use only. Need more help? See our printing tutorial. Grab your markers, crayons, colored pencils, and favorite snow globe to color something festive today. Happy coloring!
Detailed Designs For Teens and Adults
For winter-themed printable pictures with more intricate details, browse the collection below.
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Craft Ideas to Make With Winter Printables
Get set to celebrate the snowy season with these winter coloring pages. Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or just someone who loves crafting, these projects are sure to bring a touch of winter wonder into your home or classroom.
1. Seasonal Placemats
Make mealtime merry with dinner mats featuring beautiful winter scenes. Fill various designs with vibrant colors. Laminate the finished pages to protect your artwork and protect your tabletop. Set your table with your handmade placemats to brighten frosty evening meals.
2. Colored Christmas Ornaments
Deck the halls with sparkling ornaments crafted from coloring pages. Use festive colors to fill our winter pages and cut out circle shapes featuring your favorite elements. Sprinkle glitter on the cutouts for added sparkle. Laminate the cutouts, punch a hole at the top, and thread a red ribbon through it. Hang your DIY decorations on your Christmas tree or gift them to loved ones to spread a little holiday magic.
3. Snow Globe Spectacular
Craft your own frosty world by coloring chilly scenes in different colors and patterns. Clean out an empty glass jar and lid using warm, soapy water. (Spaghetti, salsa, or peanut butter jars work well.) Cut out your favorite free coloring pages and glue them to the outside of the cleaned-out jar. Make sure your colored design is positioned to appear right-side up when the jar is upside-down. Fill the glass jar with water, glitter, and a dash of glycerin for a stunning snowfall effect. Secure the lid, shake it, and watch as the snowflakes dance and twirl in your DIY snow globe.
4. Wintry Windows
Give your windows a snowy makeover using your colored artwork. Print, color, and cut out your chosen scenes, then attach them to windows with double-sided tape for a dazzling indoor and outdoor display.
5. Cozy Collage
Embrace the warmth of the season by creating a collage of fun winter activities like ice skating, snowball fights, and sipping on hot chocolate by a roaring fireplace. Color winter scenes and pin them to a large canvas or bulletin board. Then, add cutouts from magazines and photos of fun with friends. Hang your collage in your home or classroom to spread some seasonal cheer.
6. Delicate Snowflakes
Craft intricate paper snowflakes to decorate your home during the holidays. Choose your favorite illustration featuring stunning snowflakes and color it in. Fold and cut a snowflake design using this easy tutorial. Display your delicate decorations in windows or hang them from the ceiling for unique Christmas decorations.
7. Frozen Fairy Tales
Spark your child’s imagination with a chilly storybook adventure. Print and color winter illustrations, then bind them together with a ribbon. Encourage your little one to write a short story or Disney tale on the back of each page. Read your handmade book together for hours of cozy storytelling.
8. Snowy Landscape Lanterns
Illuminate your space with enchanting lanterns crafted from our coloring pages. Print out designs of snowy trees, icicles, and snow-covered log cabins. Color the illustrations and roll them into cylinders before securing them with tape. Place battery-operated tea lights on a tabletop or window ledge, and place your lanterns on top. Enjoy the warm, magical glow on cold, wintry days.
9. Puzzle Pleasure
Challenge your problem-solving skills with DIY puzzles featuring winter-related items. Choose a coloring sheet of a snowman with a carrot nose, bright buttons, and a striped scarf. Fill the drawing with your favorite colors. Glue your colored design to a piece of cardboard and cut out puzzle pieces in different shapes and sizes. Scramble the pieces and challenge friends to put the snowy scene together again for a fun way to spend a day inside.
10. Heartfelt Greetings
Spread warmth and joy with personalized Christmas cards. Print your chosen design at 50% scale and fill it with your favorite colors. Fold a piece of cardstock in half to form the card base, and glue your colored picture to the front. Write a heartfelt message inside and give it to a friend or family member during the holiday season.
11. Scrapbook Scenes
Mark special memories in a bespoke scrapbook. Color a variety of our winter-themed sheets. Choose your favorite and glue it to the front of a scrapbook. Use the other colored pages as backgrounds or accents in your memory book. Add photos, handwritten notes, and other mementos to relive magical memories from your winter experiences.
