32 Free Snow Coloring Pages

Step into a winter wonderland with these delightful snow coloring pages that are all free to download and print! Whether you love snowy landscapes, cozy cabins, playful snowmen, or sparkling snowflakes, this collection has something magical for everyone. These printable coloring sheets capture the beauty and fun of winter — perfect for kids and adults who enjoy the peaceful charm of snow-covered scenes. From children making snow angels to majestic mountains blanketed in white, these free printables bring the chilly joy of winter straight to your home or classroom.

In this series, you’ll find everything from adorable animals in the snow — like polar bears, penguins, and deer — to festive scenes with snowmen, sledding, and hot cocoa by the fire. There are also intricate snowflake patterns for older kids and adults who enjoy relaxing coloring challenges. With so many winter designs to choose from, you’ll have plenty of cozy hours of creative fun ahead. All of these free PDF coloring sheets are perfect for keeping little hands busy during the colder months or adding some holiday cheer to your decorations.

To get started, just click on any of the images below. This will open a new tab with the PDF version of that coloring sheet. From there, you can print or download it right away. You can even color digitally on a tablet or iPad! Each of these printable coloring pages is designed to fit standard US letter-size paper, and they also work perfectly on A4 paper. Whether you’re coloring for relaxation, decorating your home, or planning classroom activities, these snow coloring sheets are easy to print and enjoy anywhere.

Fun Things To Do With Your Snow Coloring Pages

Once you’ve finished coloring your favorite snowy scenes, there are so many creative ways to use them! These fun winter crafts and projects will help you turn your finished coloring sheets into decorations, gifts, and keepsakes that capture the magic of the season.

1. Make a Snowy Window Display

Turn your colored pages into a winter window scene! Cut out snowflakes, snowmen, and trees from your finished coloring sheets. Tape them to your window to create a snowy view that looks amazing from both inside and outside. Add white tissue paper for extra “snow” and twinkle lights around the frame for a cozy touch.

2. Create a Winter Garland

Cut your finished snow coloring pages into shapes like mittens, snowflakes, or snowmen. Use a hole punch to make small holes at the top and string them together with ribbon or yarn. Hang your garland across a fireplace, wall, or classroom bulletin board for festive winter décor.

3. DIY Snow Globe Craft

Use a colored snow scene to make your own paper snow globe! Cut a circle from your finished sheet and glue it inside a clear plastic plate. Add cotton balls or white glitter for “snow,” then tape another clear plate on top to seal it. It’s a fun and easy 3D craft that kids love shaking to see the snow sparkle.

4. Create Snowflake Ornaments

Choose your favorite snowflake coloring sheets, color them in, and cut them out carefully. Laminate them or cover them with clear tape to make them sturdy, then punch a hole at the top and add a ribbon. Hang them on your Christmas tree or in your windows — they look beautiful when light shines through.

5. Snow Scene Greeting Cards

Fold a piece of cardstock in half and glue your finished snow coloring page to the front. Add glitter, stickers, or a personal message inside. These make perfect homemade holiday cards, thank-you notes, or winter birthday cards. You can even shrink your snow coloring pages before printing to make smaller, postcard-sized designs.

6. Create a Snow Diorama

Use a shoebox to make a winter diorama! Color a snowy background from your printable coloring pages and glue it to the back of the box. Then cut out snowmen, trees, or kids playing from other pages and glue them inside to create layers. Add cotton balls for snow and small twigs for trees to make it 3D.

7. Turn Your Snow Art into Puzzles

After coloring your snow pages, glue them onto thin cardboard or cardstock. Once dry, cut them into puzzle pieces — large ones for little kids or smaller ones for a challenge. Mix them up and see who can put the snowy picture back together the fastest!

8. Make Snowflake Window Clings

To create fun window clings, trace your colored snowflakes onto transparency paper or wax paper with washable paint pens. Let them dry and gently peel them off. They’ll stick to any window and make your home look festive all season long!

9. Snowy Bookmarks

Cut your colored snow pages into bookmark-sized strips. Glue them to cardstock for strength, and decorate with ribbon, glitter, or small stickers. These snowy bookmarks make great winter gifts for friends, classmates, or teachers.

10. Create a Winter Journal Cover

Decorate the cover of a notebook or journal using your favorite snow coloring page. Glue the page to the front cover, trim to fit, and add your name or title with markers. You can even add a layer of clear contact paper to protect it. It’s perfect for journaling about winter memories or holiday plans.

11. Snow-Themed Wall Art

Frame your best snow coloring pages to make beautiful wall art. Choose simple white or silver frames to match the winter theme. Hang several together for a cozy, gallery-style winter display that adds warmth to any room.

12. DIY Snowflake Lanterns

Wrap your finished snowflake coloring pages around empty jars or recycled containers. Tape the ends together and place a battery-operated tea light inside. The light will shine through the paper, making your snowflakes glow beautifully at night — just like falling snow under moonlight.

13. Create a Classroom Winter Bulletin Board

Teachers can use snow coloring sheets to make an interactive winter bulletin board. Have students color different pages and add them to a “Winter Wonderland” display with cotton batting, glitter snow, and blue background paper. It’s a fun and festive classroom project!

14. Snowy Gift Tags

Cut small sections from your colored snow pages into rectangles or circles. Punch a hole at the top, add ribbon, and write names on the back. These make charming handmade gift tags for presents during the winter holidays.

15. Build a Snowy Scrapbook

Keep your favorite winter-themed coloring pages in a special scrapbook. Add photos from snowy days, winter vacations, or holiday memories alongside your colored pages. It’s a great way to combine art and family memories into one keepsake.

These creative activities are a wonderful way to extend the fun of coloring beyond the page. Whether you’re making decorations, crafts, or keepsakes, these free printable snow coloring sheets and PDFs will keep kids entertained all winter long. From frosty garlands to glowing lanterns, your snow-themed creations will bring a touch of winter magic to your home, classroom, or holiday celebrations.