Snow Globe Coloring Pages

Coloring tricks and fun facts about snow globes

Coloring tricks:

Use darker blue near the bottom of the globe, then blend upward into a lighter shade for a simple glass effect.

And silver or white dots scattered through the scene can turn into falling snow in about thirty seconds.

Bright reds, greens, and golds on tiny decorations make the winter scene stand out against all that white.

Fun facts:

The very first snow globe was accidentally invented by an Austrian mechanic trying to improve the brightness of lightbulbs.

Water isn’t the only liquid inside modern globes because manufacturers add glycol to keep them from freezing and cracking in winter transit.

The smallest snow globe on record is less than half an inch tall and still has a tiny snowman inside.

Grab as many PDF printables as you need, then print them in US Letter or A4 size and keep this page bookmarked for the next chilly afternoon.