There's nothing more exciting in the cold winter landscape than a snowball fight. Our picture shows smiling Christmas elves standing in the snow and happily throwing snowballs at each other. This beautiful motif is perfect as a coloring picture, which you can download for free. Let yourself be infected by the wintry play and get the coloring picture and print it out. If you prefer, you can also simply color the picture online.

Snowball fight in the winter landscape: download coloring picture for free

• A group of Christmas elves have fun throwing snowballs in a magical winter wonderland.
• Download the coloring picture directly for free.
• High quality, 4000 x 4000 px, JPG file
• This coloring page is particularly suitable for printing out and coloring with colored pencils or paints.
• An additional option: You can also paint the picture directly online.

Fun and joy in snowball fights

In many cultures, snowball fights are a winter pastime that unites generations. Children love to play in the snow, wrapped up in thick layers, and this fun is particularly effective in snowy areas. Pictures of happy groups of children playing in the snow were created as early as the 19th century - a timeless symbol of light-heartedness. And in our coloring picture, it's Christmas elves indulging in the fun of a snowball fight. If you enjoy wintry motifs, you can discover even more pictures here, e.g. a Christmas scene with a town in the snow and children playing in a market square.

Coloring at Christmas time

The coloring picture of Christmas elves playing in a winter landscape offers plenty of opportunities to let your creativity run wild. With a high quality (4000 px x 4000 px) and available as a JPG file, you can create top quality prints. Especially at Christmas time, coloring pictures are a beloved tradition in many families. Children enjoy creating their own worlds of color. Thick colored pencils or wax crayons are ideal for this. Tip: Use glittery crayons to create the sparkling effect of snowflakes. Christmas is a time for togetherness and what could be better than bringing the winter world to life on paper together with your little ones?