Snow globe ornament with cabin, deer, pine trees, holly ribbon, and Peaceful Winter base.

Peaceful Winter Snow Globe Ornament

Inside this round ornament, a deer stands by a snowy cabin while pine trees, starry flakes, and a holly ribbon frame the scene.

Free to print for personal and classroom use. This coloring page is part of the Ornament collection, made for ages 8–12 and drawn in a Realistic style. A good pick for Christmas.

🎨 How to color it

Color the cabin warm chestnut brown, the deer soft tan, the pine trees deep forest green, and the holly ribbon cranberry red with bright green leaves. Use sharp colored pencils for the tiny snow dots, starbursts, window panes, and holly berries, then fill the wide snowbanks with gentle side-strokes. Try a pale blue fade inside the glass globe so the white snow still glows around the words “Peaceful Winter.”

The story behind this coloring page

Kestrel Finds the Quiet Bell — Under the cedar shelf, Kestrel counted three breaths of dust and dared herself to bring back one forest sound before the room lamp clicked off. Read the full story →

Under the cedar shelf, Kestrel counted three breaths of dust and dared herself to bring back one forest sound before the room lamp clicked off. She slipped from her cotton nest, rolled past a spool of red ribbon, and nudged open the tiny door in her glassy winter. Cold pine smell curled around her. Snow squeaked under her round base. At the cabin, no one answered, but a deer lifted its head as if it had heard her wish.

Kestrel crossed the drift to the tallest fir, where icicles chimed softly: tink, tink, hush. One silver bell of ice hung just out of reach. She stretched, bumped a branch, and lost the glossy shine from her best painted star. “Please, just one sound,” she whispered. The bell fell into the snow without a ring.

Then the deer stepped close, warm breath making a cloud, and tapped the bell with one careful hoof. Tink. The sound was small, but it filled every tree. Kestrel carried the hush back instead, softer than music. Next time you spot the deer by the cabin, see if you can find where that quiet bell might be hiding under the three breaths of dust.