Simply have your child color and cut out two of his or her favorite frozen characters, and glue each one on the top portion of each skate with crazy glue. Templates can be followed for this craft, but it’s also a lot of fun to just let the youngsters get creative on their own. Everyone has their favorite characters from the movie, and rightfully so. There are also many worth mentioning, but the top four are Princess Anna, her sister Elsa, Olaf the snowman, and Kristoff (and Sven).

Some orange felt, or a tiny orange pom-pom can serve as a nose, and wiggle eyes complete this great 3D creation. Don’t forget to frame it! 3. Make Unique Paper Snowflakes There are no wrong ways to go about doing it, so now you can have some fun experimenting! You can try any of your ideas and they will look amazing in their own way.

One of the best ways to add some magic to an image is by using glitter. In movies and other media, magic is often portrayed with some sparkle and glow, and glitter is a great way to portray this. In the movie, “do you want to build a snowman?” is an important line, but here we will be coloring a snowman instead. There are so many wonderful colors and mediums you could use for this picture! It really captures her character, and you can work in some warmer colors as you color her red hair.

Certain details such as the braids of her hair are quite small and fiddly to color, so you can use mediums such as colored pens and pencils to make coloring these small areas much easier. We love the pose Olaf the snowman is in for this ninth Frozen coloring printable! He is a character that is known to get easily excited and run about, and that is what he is doing here. The frozen color sheet shows the King and Queen of Arendelle seeking assistance from the trolls to save their daughter Anna. Elsa accidentally strikes Anna in the head with her snow magic. Grand Pabbie examines Anna and informs the king and queen that if she had an injury in the heart instead of the head, the curse would be difficult to cure. He not only heals Anna but also eradicates her memory of Elsa’s power. Pabbie also tells Elsa to be careful as her magical abilities could prove dangerous for her near and dear ones. The king then assures Pabbie that he will do anything to keep Elsa’s powers from harming anyone around her. 6. Baby Anna And Baby Elsa Making Olaf: We would use lighter colors created with some watercolor paints or colored pencils to really bring this one to life, but any colors and mediums you use will look great!Fairytales have been a common setting for films and stories throughout the years, and Disney is especially famous for bringing many different fairytales to modern audiences.

Anna is looking very happy and confident in this next picture! She wears clothes with a similar color scheme throughout the films, but there are a few variations. You could use the film or pictures online to get the colors just right, or you could give her a totally unique look if you prefer. Now, pile on the blue and white craft pom-poms and cover them with plastic wrap to look like shiny ice. Secure the plastic with a piece of blue yarn tied in a bow. 10. Create a Frozen Jewelry BoxOlaf is looking rather delighted in this next portrayal! He is known to be a happy and optimistic character, and that is really portrayed perfectly. Have the youngsters color one of the frozen characters and let them take turns trying to move their character through the maze. It’s up to you, and there are other ways you can make your picture more magical. Adding lots of different art tools and mediums with some fun crafts can be a fun and easy way to do this. For this fun craft, use a sealable container and fill it with confetti size sparkles and fishbowl beads in white and blue. For this terrific craft, create a giant-sized maze and hang it on the wall or lay it flat on the table.