10 Snow Globe Coloring Pages - Free!

Christmas

Snow globe drawing colored by Coloring Together — Colored by the Coloring Together artists. See gallery.

What do you think of the snow globe we colored? Don't you think it looks super pretty with the snowman inside? Come along with us to explore the gallery we prepared for you! Dare to color the pictures to print and color your own way.

Snow globes are our favorite Christmas toys. They're so beautiful! That's why we dedicated this space and filled it with snow globe coloring pages. What are you waiting for? The snow globes for kids are waiting for you.

Don't you have any idea how to color the animated snow globe drawings? Don't worry! We'll give you some ideas so your drawing turns out like no other.

You can use colored chalk to color the background and the bigger details. But if you don't like getting your hands messy, then maybe you could use watercolors. With them you'll give them a magical touch! Or do you prefer colored pencils? They can't be missing!

At Coloring Together we don't just love collecting the snow globe pictures to print and color, we also love sharing the art of our visitors. Send us a photo! And we'll gladly put it on display.

Snow Globes coloring pages

Why color snow globes pictures?

Snow globes are the favorite Christmas toys of people all over the world. Don't you have one? It consists of a transparent sphere, which is usually made of various materials, among them, glass.

Plus, inside this sphere, there's a miniature scene, which varies by model. And that's not all! The sphere has water, which is what lets the snow move around inside when you turn it.

Did you know all this? Because that's not the only interesting thing we found out at Coloring Together about snow globes! But we don't have enough space to explain it, so, why not go ahead and color the snow globe coloring pages?

On top of that you'll come across fun facts you can learn more from. Come on! This Christmas, knowledge is closer than you think. Don't let time pass without learning something new. Let's begin!

Learn while coloring Snow Globes

It's believed that the first snow globes date back to the 19th century and that they appeared in France, as a successor to the glass paperweight.
Snow globes appeared at the Universal Exposition of Paris in 1878.
One of the versions about the origin of snow globes is that they were invented by accident by Erwin Perzy, in 1900, when he was trying to improve Thomas Edison's light bulb.
Erwin Perzy's family created the Snow Globe Factory and Museum. Incredible!
One of the most replicated buildings in snow globes is none other than the Eiffel Tower.
In the United States the first snow globe patent was granted in 1927 to Joseph Garaja, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
It's said that the first snow globe had inside it a miniature figure of the Basilica of Mariazell. Amazing!