19 Snowflake Coloring Pages
Snowflakes form when water vapor freezes onto a speck of dust high in a cloud. As the crystal falls through air of different temperatures and moisture, its six arms grow in slightly different ways, which is why each flake ends up unique. This collection mixes pretty snowflake designs with whimsical winter scenes. There is a large central snowflake, an ornate detailed flake, and a cluster of several flakes together. Snowflakes also hang from a branch, dangle from a ladder, decorate the top of a gift, frost a cactus, climb an ivy trellis and rest on a bookshelf. Two cute snowflake characters are perfect for preschoolers. Cool blues, purples and silver capture an icy feel, and a white gel pen on top of blue adds sparkle. Kids can also color the background dark and leave the snowflakes white so they glow. Cut out the single flakes to decorate a window. The ornate flake is a calm challenge for older kids and adults.
Smiling flakes and intricate crystals
Cute Snowflake Character and Cute Snowflake are easy pages with bold outlines, chunky arms and friendly faces, so young kids can color them quickly. Ornate Snowflake and Snowflake Cluster are detailed, with tiny petals, swirls and branching crystal lines. Ornate Snowflake works like a calming mandala for older kids, while Snowflake Cluster lets them color each small flake in its own shade.
Icy colors and winter crafts
Icy blue, navy, lavender, silver and white all suit snowflakes, and glitter pens add sparkle. Try coloring Ornate Snowflake from dark blue at the center to pale ice at the tips. Finished flakes can be cut out and hung in a window, glued onto winter cards or strung together as a garland, and kids can learn that every snowflake has six sides.
