Snow princess in a fur-trimmed cloak before open ice castle doors with snowflakes and tall towers

Snow Princess at the Ice Castle Doors

A crowned snow princess stands between open carved doors, her long braid and fur cape framed by towers, swirling frost, and giant flakes.

Free to print for personal and classroom use. This coloring page is part of the Princess collection, made for ages 8–12 and drawn in a Standard style.

🎨 How to color it

Give the princess’s gown an icy blue, her fur-trimmed cape a soft pearl white, the castle towers a pale lavender-gray, and the snowflakes a bright silver-blue. Use sharp colored pencils for the tiny bodice curls, crown points, and carved door vines, then fill the wide cape and skirt panels with smoother strokes. Try a cool-to-warmer glow by shading the doorway behind her in pale aqua and adding a faint rosy pink to her cheeks and jewel necklace.

The story behind this coloring page

The Sneezing Snowflake Door — Every morning, Corinna marched to the Frost Entry with a silver brush and tickled dust from the carved doors before the royal inspectors arrived. Read the full story →

Every morning, Corinna marched to the Frost Entry with a silver brush and tickled dust from the carved doors before the royal inspectors arrived. The doors always groaned, the towers dripped icicles with a plink-plink-plink, and Corinna always practiced her grand wave without smiling. Until one day, the left door sneezed.

Because of that, a puff of cinnamon-snow blasted her crown sideways. Because of THAT, Corinna’s curiosity ran wild; she poked every carved vine, tapped every icicle, and finally pressed the smallest snowflake button on her bodice. “Aha, you sneezy little secret,” she whispered.

The button popped open like a cold pea pod, and out rolled three tiny frost mice carrying a crumb of gingerbread and a note: PLEASE STOP BRUSHING OUR FRONT DOOR. Corinna laughed so hard the inspectors found her making a mouse-sized welcome mat from ribbon. Next time you spot the snowflake on her gown, listen for plink-plink-plink and one very polite sneeze.