Winter is here, and it’s the perfect time to learn How to Draw a Snowflake. I have 6 step by step tutorials that are easy to follow and also a printable guide for you!
Make sure to check out my previous Drawing Tutorials!: Leaf drawing step-by-step tutorial, How To Draw A Snowman Tutorial and a Simple floral drawing tutorial. I love sharing step by step drawing tutorials with you all here on my blog.
How to draw snowflakes VIDEO:
Grab a pen and paper and watch my How to Draw a Snowflake 6 ways VIDEO and draw along with me! https://youtu.be/-K-vlQofxaE
How to draw a snowflake easy
Here is how to draw a snowflake easy. Start by drawing a line at an angle, and then another line to form an X. Draw a third vertically to intersect the first two lines. Finish off the snowflake by drawing filled in circles at the end of each line.
Draw those 3 intersecting lines again but this time draw small V shapes at the end of each line. Draw smaller v shapes mid way on each line to finish the snowflake.
These 2 snowflake designs are super easy to draw, even for kids!
How to Draw a Snowflake Simple:
Let’s learn how to draw a Snowflake that is simple but a little more detailed. Start by drawing two lines that intersect at 90 degrees and then draw two more intersecting lines at an angle on top. Draw a filled in circle at the end of each line and then finish the snowflake by drawing a V shape onto each line.
For the next snowflake, start by drawing 3 intersecting lines. Draw a large wide V towards the top of each line. At the center intersection, draw smaller lines in between the spokes. Top the smaller lines with a small V shape.
How to Draw a Snowflake step by step:
These snowflakes are the prettiest! Start with 3 intersecting lines, drawing 2 little V shapes at the top of each line. Then at the center draw upside down V shapes between each spoke. Add small circle outlines to finish off the snowflake!
For the next snowflake, draw 3 intersecting lines, with a filled in circle and V shape towards the top of each line. Now draw a circle around the intersection point, and draw small arcs to make a flower like shape. Add more arcs to give the center detail. Finish off by drawing 2 large V shapes onto each line!
How to Draw a Snowflake PDF
Print this step by step Snowflake Drawing Pdf that shows you how to draw a snowflake 6 ways and enjoy some screen free drawing time!
BLOG HOP:
Check out so many more Snowman Craft ideas in the Team Creative Craft Blog Hop!
- Make a DARLING Polymer Clay Snowman Necklace with a quick and easy tutorial from Laura of Me and My INKlings to wear the entire holiday season!
- Keep the kiddos busy on those snowy afternoons with a fun Free Printable Snowman Word Search created by Laura of Laura’s Crafty Life.
- Shani from Sunshine and Munchkins has a Free Printable 6-in-1 Snowman Activity Placemat for some extra fun this winter without the cold.
- Make this simple DIY Felt Snowman Wall Hanging for indoor fun with the kiddos all season long! Justine from the Little Dove shows you how!
- Erica from 5 Little Monsters always has the CUTEST projects and this cuddly Crocheted Plush Snowman is sure to keep the chills away this Winter.
- Brighten those dreary Winter days with a colorful DIY Snowman Suncatcher that makes the perfect front door greeting. Get the full instructions from Katie over at the Crafty Blog Stalker.
- Chelly from We Can Make That has a festive Snowman Tag that is not only super sweet but quick and easy too with her Free SVG File.
- Download and print a Free Juggling Snowman Coloring Page to keep the kiddos busy whether it’s a snow day or not. Hand drawn by Beth of Creatively Beth.
- Lindsay with Artsy Fartsy Mama is sharing the recipe for DIY Snowman Bath Bombs that are not only ADORABLE but will warm you on a chilly Winter day.
- Up Craft an old CD to create this adorable and ecofriendly DIY Snowman Ornament. Jane with DIY by Jane takes upcycling to a whole new level.
How to draw snowflakes conclusion:
I hope you enjoyed todays How to Draw Snowflakes tutorial. These would look great in your sketchbook, journal or on handmade notecards. They are simple enough to draw but look so pretty on paper! Happy Drawing 🙂
Hi I’m Smitha! I live in Minnesota with my husband and two daughters. You’ll always find me painting florals in my sketchbook. And I love the sheer joy of making something with just my hands! But my bigger love is capturing it all on camera Read more.
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