Inside this round snow globe sits a tiny cottage flanked by three pine trees, with snow dots drifting around the top of the glass. Download the free PDF below to print at home for a quiet, screen-free, hands-on activity.
This snow globe coloring page centers on a glass sphere resting on a sturdy round base, enclosing a tiny house, three evergreen pine trees, and floating snow dots near the top. With a balance of open background space and small cabin details, this coloring sheet works nicely for elementary kids and older kids using colored pencils or gel pens.
Inside the miniature winter scene
Snow globes have been a favorite winter decorative tradition in homes for generations, capturing a miniature landscape inside a water-filled dome. In this illustration, the three pine trees sit around a single small house, giving you room to color warm yellow windows against cool evergreen needles. Leaving the round snow dots near the top completely uncolored lets them stand out naturally if you shade the sky behind them in soft icy blue.
Coloring and printing tips
- Paper selection: Choose 20 lb (80 gsm) copy paper for everyday crayons and pencils, or 65 lb (160 gsm) cardstock when coloring with felt-tip markers.
- How to print: Print the US Letter PDF in black and white at 100% scale, or use the fit to page setting for A4 paper.
- Creating a glass effect: Leave a curved white highlight streak along one side of the globe while shading the rest of the interior sky with a pale blue pencil.
- Base colors: Color the round base in deep mahogany brown, brassy gold, or festive red so it anchors the pale winter scene above it.
- Terms of use: This print and color sheet is free for personal, classroom, and homeschool use, not for resale; see the site disclaimer for full terms.
If you like miniature winter scenes, take a look at the larger neighborhood on the Christmas village coloring page or the sleigh with gifts coloring page. Visit the full Christmas coloring pages collection for more holiday printables.
