Get ready to dive into the magic of the cool season with this fun and festive collection of free printable winter templates! Regardless of whether you love snow -covered landscapes, playful animals that are bundled in scarves, or happy snowmen, these coloring pages are entertained for hours. From cozy huts and icy scenes to hot cocoa highs and sparkling snowflakes, there is something for everyone who loves fun in winter.
You will find a mixture of simple and detailed coloring pages – perfect for classrooms, family activities or just at home by the fire. The best thing about it? Everyone can be downloaded completely free of charge as a PDF so that you can print as many as you want. Children can color winter animals, decorate Christmas trees or even design their own snowman outfits – the possibilities are endless!
So download and print
Getting started is simple! Simply click on one of the following winter color images, and a PDF painting templates are open in a new tab. From there you can print it out directly or download it to your computer or tablet. These printable winter coloring pages are dimensioned for standard -us -letters paper (8.5 × 11 inches), but also fit perfectly on A4 leaves.
You can color them with colored pencils, markings, colored pens or even with digital drawing apps on your iPad. Regardless of whether you are planning a snow day activity or search for tinkering in the classroom, you can enjoy these printable coloring pages at any time!
Entertaining things that have to do with their winter coloring pages
As soon as your little artists have finished their winter templates, the fun doesn’t have to stop! Here are some creative craft ideas and projects to transform their printable coloring pages in souvenirs, decorations and gifts.
1. Snowflake windows
Transform your colored winter coloring pages into sparkling window art. As soon as your coloring pages are finished, cut off snowflakes, snowmen or winter animals on the sides. Glue them to your windows and then brush a thin layer of vegetable oil on your back to make the paper slightly transparent. When the light through, it creates a nice colored glass effect that looks magical on snow -covered days.
2. Winter Girland decorations
Use your printable winter coloring pages to create a garland that brings the season into the interiors. Cut out your favorite pictures – feasts, hot cocoa cups, penguins and snowflakes – and hit a small hole on everyone. Find them with yarn or band and hang them over doors, bulletin boards or coat. This is a great classroom or party craft that adds a cozy winter mood everywhere.
3. DIY winter greeting cards
Your finished coloring pages can be sweet winter greeting cards for friends and family. Fold a leaf box in half, glue your colored winter scene forward and write a message in. It is perfect for thank you notes, holiday cards or happy “Happy Winter!” News. These homemade cards are personal and heart -warming – perfect to give!
4. Snowman paper dolls
Children will love to transform their free printable coloring pages into snowman dolls. After coloring, cut out the snowmen or winter characters and glue them on ice on the stem or straw. As soon as they are dry, they can be used for fun puppet games or storytelling. Try to make a whole line -up of winter figures – snowmen, penguins, reindeer and polar bears – play creative for an afternoon.
5. Winter collage wall art
Collect several finished coloring pages and transform them into a large winter collage. Cut your favorite parts – snowflakes, snow -covered trees, scarves or sledges – and glue them on a large poster board to create a huge winter picture. This activity is particularly fun for classrooms or family nights in which everyone can contribute to making their art together.
6. Homemade gift tags
Add winter gifts a special note by transforming your printable coloring pages into custom tags. Cut small shapes such as stars, feasts or hearts from your finished sides. Punch a hole in everyone and thread a band. Write names on the back and add them to gifts or treat pockets. Every day is unique and makes your gifts something special.
7. Winter images pages
Use your completed winter coloring pages as a collective bum interior or decorations. Cut the designs over and glue them together with photos of your winter adventures into a collective album – tobogganing, building snowmen or baking cookies. Add stickers, Washi tape or glitter glue for additional sparkle. It is an entertaining way to save both memories and works of art in one place.
8. Hot cocoa cup -Cämel
Transform your printable winter coloring pages into cozy cups for hot drinks. Cut stripes out of your colored pages to fit them to fit cardboard cups and glue them on or glue them in place and place. These DIY sleeves look delightful on cups of cups or tea, especially on winter celebrations. You can even personalize everyone with a name for family or guests.
9. Bookmarks in winter
Transform your coloring pages into festive bookmarks. Cut out rectangular sections of your favorite designs and laminate them for durability. Beat a hole at the top and tie a small band. These bookmarks take great rewards in the classroom, stockings or reading incentives for children during the winter break.
10. 3D winter scene Shadow boxes
Create a snow -covered diorama with your printable coloring pages. Dye and cut out your winter pictures, then let them transmit into a flat box or a shoe box. Use cotton balls for snow and glue your excerpts at different depths to achieve a 3D effect. Add fairy lights for an additional winter lights. It is an astonishing craft that looks like a real winter wonderland.
11. Classroom bulletin -board -Display
The teachers can use the finished winter pages of the students to decorate bulletin boards. Arrange them in a large “Winter Wonderland” scene -maybe with a paper snow hill, trees and animals. The artwork of each child becomes part of a larger winter image that brightens the classroom. Add cotton balls for snow and glittering accents for sparkling.
12. DIY packaging paper
Do you need a paper for small winter gifts? Print out several coloring pages, color them and wrap them with the gifts. The hand -colored designs give gifts a personal and festive look. This is perfect for teacher gifts, small toys or baked delicacies. Add a band and a day from a different coloring pabs to get a suitable sentence.
13. Mobile phones in winter
Hang your printable coloring pages on the ceiling to get a funny winter decoration. Cut finished snowflakes, maths and penguins and then hang them onto a hanger or stick with a cord. When you turn in the air, you look like falling snowflakes. This simple craft looks nice in classrooms, bedrooms or play areas.
14. Storytime illustrations
After coloring, let children use their winter paintings to illustrate their own winter stories. Maybe your snowman will be brought to life or your penguin will take a trip to the North Pole. Together the coloring pages together to create a handmade storybook. This activity promotes creativity and is even more fun reading and writing.
15th winter party placematen
If you organize a winter party or a celebration in the classroom, use your printable coloring pages as bags. You can dye children as a quiet activity before the event or at the table. Then laminate them for reusable pocket mats in winter that can be used all season.
These free printable winter paintings are perfect to employ children in cold days or to give creativity for lessons and family time. Each PDF painting templates brings a little warmth to the winter season and can be transformed into craft, decorations or gifts.
So grab your colored pencils, markings or colored pens, print out your favorite designs and let the winter magic begin! Regardless of whether you build a paper snowman or build a garland from snowflakes, these coloring pages will cheer every snow -covered day.
