Snowman coloring pages

Waving both twig arms in the air, a cheerful snowman in a tall top hat smiles beneath a striped carrot nose. A simple scarf with fringed ends wraps around his neck, and three round buttons run down his tummy as he stands on a mound of snow. The large shapes and thick lines are perfect for children aged about 2 to 5. Try a black or blue hat, an orange nose and a red scarf. Prints on A4 or US Letter.

Arms raised in welcome, this jolly snowman wears a ribbed beanie with a pom-pom and a long striped scarf with fringed ends. He has a carrot nose, a big smile and four round buttons down his front. Snowy fir trees, a little fence and soft drifts of snow surround him while snowflakes drift down. Clear, simple shapes make it perfect for kids aged 5 to 10. Try a cheerful striped scarf in red and white, and color the sky pale blue so the snowman stands out.

With a holly sprig tucked into his top hat and a chunky knit scarf around his neck, a friendly snowman spreads his twig arms in a winter garden. Behind the wooden fence, snow-laden firs, a bare tree and a log cabin with a stone chimney sit below distant mountains. Berry branches poke through the snow in the foreground. Fine lines suit older kids and adults. Colored pencils work beautifully here: shade the snow with light blue and lavender to give it depth. Prints on A4 or US Letter.

Swirls, leaves and lace patterns fill the body of this smiling snowman, whose bobble hat and fringed scarf look like intricate knitting. A small bird perches on one twig arm, and his buttons are tiny flower medallions. All around, snowflakes, patterned fir trees, a snowy cottage, a fence, poinsettias and holly berries crowd the page from edge to edge. A meditative project for experienced adult colorists. Work in icy blues, silver and soft purple, with a single pop of red for the bird and the berries.