
Christmas Snowman
A classic friendly snowman built from three stacked round snowballs, wearing a tall top hat, a long striped scarf, a carrot nose, round coal eyes.
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A snowman anchors this page, and the other designs are what kids do around one. The Christmas Snowman is built from three stacked snowballs, with a tall top hat, a striped scarf, a carrot nose and round coal eyes.

A classic friendly snowman built from three stacked round snowballs, wearing a tall top hat, a long striped scarf, a carrot nose, round coal eyes.

Children with a snowman near a decorated Christmas tree.

Children making a snowman beside a cozy winter cabin.

Two bundled-up children stacking rectangular snow blocks into a curved wall.

Two children in puffy jackets and pom-pom hats riding a curved wooden sled down a snowy slope.

Two kids gliding across a frozen pond in ice skates, with small decorated Christmas trees standing along the edge and snowflakes falling overhead.

A round glass globe on a ribbon-tied base with a small evergreen tree, a tiny snowman, and scattered floating snow inside.

Two kids in winter hats and scarves building a big snowman with a carrot nose.
Two more pages put a snowman next to kids: one beside a decorated Christmas tree, and one outside a cozy winter cabin. Then it's a full snow day. Two bundled-up children stack blocks into a curved snow fort, two more ride a wooden sled down a hill in puffy jackets and pom-pom hats, and two skaters glide across a frozen pond ringed by tiny decorated trees. A snow globe finishes the set, with an evergreen and a little snowman floating inside.
Younger kids can start with the single snowman or the snow globe. The sledding and skating pages carry more detail and suit ages 6 and up. Most of the paper stays white, so a gray or pale blue crayon helps with shadows.
Wet, sticky snow, when it's just around freezing. Dry powder snow falls apart when you roll it.
In Japan, a snowman is often just two balls stacked up, called a yukidaruma. It's inspired by the round Daruma doll.
Nobody knows who started it. A carrot is easy to find in a kitchen and shows up well against white snow.
Yes. Snow crystals form with six sides or six arms, and no two look exactly alike. The Christmas Snow Globe design has a whole swirl of them.
Snow is made of clear ice crystals, but they scatter light in every direction, so it looks white.
Kids Building a Snowman, Kids Building a Snowman Near the Cabin and Kids Sledding Down a Snowy Hill work for any snowy day.