Winter weather messes up travel plans and makes driving anywhere a nerve-wracking ordeal — but no matter what, we’ll always have a soft spot for a snow day, whenever we get one. When those big, fluffy flakes appear like magic and transform everything into a winter wonderland, and a blanket of snow hides imperfections and smooths everything out with an irresistible carpet of white, it’s like the Spanx of weather. True, a few inches of snow brings with it the stuff childhood dreams are made of (sledding and snowball fights, building igloos and snowmen) but it can also bring with it some serious cabin fever if, say, those few inches turns into a few feet. Sure, you can still bundle up and send the kids outside for a little while, but not all day. And you know you can only watch so many holiday movies on Netflix. What’s a housebound kid to do? We have the answer.
When it’s too cold to go out, bring a little outside in with these gorgeous printable snowflake templates to transform your kid’s bedroom into their very own North Pole. From simple, understated designs even little kids can bust out, to more detailed, intricate designs for the older kids, children of all ages will love these easy snowflake printables. Tape them in the windows, hang them from the ceiling, make them into garlands, or hang them from your tree. These snowflakes won’t melt, or get up your sleeves and make you super cold and wet. Use regular printer paper to make normal-sized snowflakes, or up your blizzard game and make enormous flakes using rolls of paper or poster board.
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow.
A version of this story was originally published in November 2019.
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Snowflake 1
Image Credit: Ashley Britton/SheKnows. Just a few flakes to start.
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Snowflake 2
Image Credit: Ashley Britton/SheKnows. A beautiful snowflake design that could double as a star.
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Snowflake 3
Image Credit: Ashley Britton/SheKnows. Classic.
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Snowflake 4
Image Credit: Ashley Britton/SheKnows. Is it getting chilly in here?
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Snowflake 5
Image Credit: Ashley Britton/SheKnows. This one belongs at the top of a Christmas tree.
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Snowflake 6
Image Credit: Ashley Britton/SheKnows. It’s beginning to look a lot like…
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Snowflake 7
Image Credit: Ashley Britton/SheKnows. In the words of Lorelai Gilmore, “I smell snow.”
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Snowflake 8
Image Credit: Ashley Britton/SheKnows. A trio of twinkling flakes.
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Snowflake 9
Image Credit: Regina Ferrara/SheKnows. This geometric snowflake is made entirely of straight lines, so it’s easy to cut with scissors for the younger crowd.
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Snowflake 10
Image Credit: Regina Ferrara/SheKnows. This simplistic design is perfect for little chubby hands, with straight lines and few angles.
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Snowflake 11
Image Credit: Regina Ferrara/SheKnows. This intricate design is a beautiful snowflake for kids who are better with scissors or exacto knives, and the circular points make for an unusual flake.
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Snowflake 12
Image Credit: Regina Ferrara/SheKnows. The circular center of this unique design allows you to create whatever shape you’d like in the middle- a star, heart, or leave it a circle.
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Snowflake 13
Image Credit: Mable Crafts-alot/Pinterest The best printable for ittles, all edges and angles with no curves or curls.
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Snowflake 14
Image Credit: picasaweb/Pinterest Beautiful and reminiscent of a fleur de lis, this snowflake pattern is a favorite.
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Snowflake 15
Image Credit: freesawpatterns/Pinterest Every snowflake is a one of a kind (still totally mindblowing) and this beauty is no exception.
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Snowflake 16
Image Credit: WordPress/Pinterest This snowflake is great for making your own indoor blizzard, make different sizes for the full snowstorm effect.
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Snowflake 17
Image Credit: SuperColoring/Pinterest If rounded edges is more your style, this pattern is for you, minimalistic perfection.
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Snowflake 18
Image Credit: silhouetteonlinestore/Pinterest This floral inspired snowflake reminds you of fields and flowers, and is a great way to enjoy spring- in a snowflake.
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Image Credit: Regina Ferrara/SheKnows.
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