Snowglobe Coloring Pages
Choose from 26 printable snowglobe designs. This collection includes detailed winter scenes for adults and older kids, alongside blank templates that let younger children draw their own magical winter wonderland inside the glass.
Classic Snowglobe Coloring Pages
Color traditional glass domes filled with cozy cabins, cheerful snowmen, and gentle winter animals.
Empty Snowglobes to Decorate
These empty globes feature detailed bases like brick or cable knit, ready for your custom winter scene.
Blank Snowglobe Craft Templates
Simple outlines designed for classroom crafts, allowing kids to draw and cut out their own paper snowglobes.
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All 5 more: Christmas (13), Winter (25), House (60), Snowman (21) and Snowflake (25).
Ready to print for home, preschool and classroom.
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Designing Your Own Winter Scene
The empty snowglobe pages give children a defined space to practice their drawing skills. Kids can sketch their own house, a favorite pet, or a frosty snowman inside the glass dome.
For a mixed-media art project, students can cut out pictures from magazines or use small stickers to build a tiny diorama before coloring the ornate bases. Adding a layer of clear tape or a circle of transparency film over the finished drawing creates a realistic glass dome effect. Parents can also use these blanks as a fun weekend activity, asking kids to draw their ideal holiday vacation spot.
Techniques for Coloring Glass and Snow
Coloring the traditional scenes requires a few tricks to make the globe look round and reflective. Leave a curved sliver of white space near the top edge to mimic a light reflection on the curved surface.
When coloring the falling snow, use a light blue or pale gray colored pencil to gently outline the flakes, making them stand out against the background. The winter landscapes inside often feature warm elements like a cozy cabin or a glowing fireplace. Using warm yellows and oranges for the windows contrasts beautifully with the cool blues and purples of the winter scenery outside the glass.
Classroom and Holiday Crafts
These printables work well for seasonal classroom activities and home crafting sessions. The distinct outlines make it easy for small hands to practice scissor skills.
- Print the blank templates on heavy cardstock so children can use watercolors or markers without the paper warping.
- Have students draw a baby deer or a festive tree, then glue coarse salt or white glitter to the bottom for textured faux snow.
- Cut out the finished globes, punch a hole in the top, and string them together to make a seasonal banner for the bulletin board or a holiday tree ornament.