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There’s something magical about winter art time, hot cocoa, fluffy socks, and the soft silence outside when the world is covered in snow. Today I’m sharing one of my favorite seasonal collections: 15 Free Snowboard Coloring Pages for children and Adults!
Whether your kids prefer cute chibi skis or you prefer more detailed, cozy Cocowyo-style lines perfect for adult coloring sessions, this set has something for everyone.
These pages celebrate the energy, movement, and pure joy of snowboarding—from big jumps and roaring slopes to quiet moments resting in the snow. Like everything on CraftyCiciJoy… They are 100% free, instant download, no registration required. Enjoy!
How to Download 15 Free Ski Coloring Pages
Super simple:
- Scroll to the download section below.
- Click each image or button to instantly save the PDF.
- Print in A4 or Letter size – both work well.
That’s it! No registration, no email, just pure winter creativity.
Fun and clever ideas to pair with your ski coloring pages
1. Create a “snow slope” 3D model
Turn your finished coloring page into a 3D craft!
you need to: Cotton balls, glue, blue paper, scissors.
How to make:
- Cut out your colored skis.
- Glue cotton balls to create fluffy snow mounds.
- Use a silver gel pen to add swirly lines.
- Mount it all on blue cardstock for winter display.
The kids love this and it makes for great photos on Pinterest.
2. Build a custom snowboard design
Let your kids become gear designers!
Process concept:
print Snowboards only Outline and having kids:
- Add pattern
- Choose color
- Write their name as “brand”
- Add stickers or star doodles
Then cut it out and hang it on the “gear wall.”
3. Snowboard Paper Puppets
Choose a simpler coloring page and make a puppet.
Preparation method:
- Color the skier
- Cut around body+panel
- Tape it to the popsicle stick
- Create a snowy background on another sheet of paper
Kids can “let them ride” down the pretend ramp!
4. Sparkling Snowflake Art
A cozy sensory item.
Material: White paint, toothbrush, waste paper.
- Place your coloring page under a piece of scrap paper with a cutout.
- Dip your toothbrush into the paint and flick tiny flecks of “snow” onto the page.
- Remove the stencil to get a magical snowflake border.
Great for adult colorers too!
5. Use fabric scraps to add realistic texture
Make jackets and scarves pop!
try:
- Felt for hats
- Glitter foam for goggles
- Scarf fabric scraps
- Cotton for fluffy snow
Paste them onto the finished page to create mixed media winter artwork.
6. Snowboard Mini Garland
Cut out 3-5 finished skis and turn them into garlands.
how:
- Make a hole in the top
- strung on hemp rope
- Hang on a shelf or classroom wall
Perfect for kids’ rooms or winter parties!
7. “Design your own winter clothing” page
Tack a blank piece of paper next to the coloring page and invite children to sketch:
- a matching jacket
- Gloves
- helmet
- snow pants
- goggles
Then color both pages to create a complete character look.
Adults can do this too – surprisingly relaxing!
Want more free winter printables?
If you’re building a complete snow craft basket (same), here are more cozy pages you’ll love:
Perfect for classroom projects, quiet mornings, or weekend family coloring time.
Making this little snowboard bag took me back to my childhood – coloring next to a heater while dreaming of snow-capped mountains and sparkling winter gear. I hope that as you read further into these pages, your home will feel that same cozy glow.
Whether you’re coloring with the kids, enjoying a quiet adult coloring moment, or making a binder of activities throughout the winter, I’m excited for these printables to be a part of your creative season.
Happy coloring, friends!
Grab your snowboard coloring pages and enjoy your winter crafting adventure!
