35 Snowman Coloring Pages - Free!

Christmas

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

Our snowman turned out super pretty, don't you think? We made sure he had lots of color even though he is white. Do you think the gray and blue tones looked good on him? We think they did! Either way, you can try making your own snowman.

Come on! Don't be afraid. Dare to reinvent our drawing and color it with other techniques. With pastel chalk you would surely get a very special touch, or would you rather use markers? The snowman coloring pages will look great with either one.

The snowmen to color will be more than happy once they get some color, since that way they can stand out among all that snow. What do you think? Do you think the snowman drawings for kids will be happy when painted with dry materials? Or do you prefer paints and watercolors for them?

Don't forget that you can send us your drawing once it's colored. At Coloring Together we love the art of our little and big visitors! So your age doesn't matter. Show us your art and we will gladly put it on display.

Are you ready to make lots of snowmen? Excellent! Let's have fun making lots of strokes over the snowman pictures to print and color.

Snowmen coloring pages

Why color snowmen pictures?

When we think of Christmas, one of the things that comes to mind is the famous snowman. Who hasn't made one during the December holidays? Even in countries where it doesn't snow, we can find decorations with beautiful and colorful snowmen.

Making snowmen at Christmas is a very common fun activity in Western culture. It consists of a man-shaped figure, made with balls of snow, stacked one on top of another.

Snowmen are usually made with coal, buttons, and some fruits, like carrots. They are often shown with a hat and a pipe. And you, how do you dress up your snowmen?

At Coloring Together we bring you a great variety of snowman coloring pages, with which you will not only have fun, but also learn a lot thanks to the fun facts we put together above. What are you waiting for to get started? It's time to color!

Learn while coloring Snowmen

In 2003 there was an invasion of snowmen in Japan! Or something like that. Actually, the residents of Sapporo made 12,379 snowmen. There were so many that they outnumbered the city's residents. Amazing!
On YouTube there are more than 90 thousand videos explaining how to build a snowman. That's a ton!
Making snowmen is an excellent way to exercise. According to the book "The History of the Snowman", while building a snowman you can burn at least 237 calories per hour.
The tallest snowman in the world was built in 2008 by the residents of Maine, in the United States. It reached 37.21 meters tall. It was super tall!
World Snowman Day is celebrated every year on January 18. Amazing!
It's believed that one of the first snowmen was made in Wisconsin, in 1809, by a man and his daughter who sculpted snowmen to scare away the goblins that stole Christmas presents.
According to a legend, it's believed that the artist Michelangelo was the first to sculpt a snow figure, in 1494.
In Lithuania it's common to build headless snowmen, as a protest against the government that ruled in 2005.
It's said that the right time to build a snowman is in the afternoon, once it has snowed, and when the temperature is -1°C.
Sellers of alcoholic drinks often used the figure of a snowman for their ads, since they were depicted as drunken figures.