Sledding Yeti Zooming Down a Snowy Hill
Coloring guide
Both hands go up in the air as this shaggy little yeti speeds downhill on a wooden sled, mouth wide open in a grin with two small teeth showing. His big round feet poke out the front of the sled, and the fluffy fur gives you lots of tufts and wavy lines to color. Swirly puffs of snow spray up beside the sled, and small dots show flying snowflakes and speed. In the background there's a curving snowy slope, a few pine trees and two snow-capped mountains far away. Big fur areas and simple background shapes work well for kids who like bold, easy coloring. Pale blue or soft lavender fur looks good, and a warm brown sled will stand out against the white snow. Print this free page for a winter day or a snow-themed class. Add this to your Yeti coloring page collection, alongside Mermaid and Pirate.
A gentle color plan to get started — mix in your own anytime.
- light blue
- medium blue
- wood brown
- honey yellow
- forest green
- amber orange
- pale ice blue
- coral pink
- teal
A suggested order, zone by zone — skip around as you like.
- 1Fill the yeti's face, both hands and both feet with light blue, leaving the fluffy fur, eye whites and teeth white.
- 2Color the yeti's nose with medium blue and the open mouth's tongue with coral pink.
- 3Color the sled's wooden planks and crossbars wood brown, and the curved runners at each end amber orange.
- 4Fill the mountains with medium blue, keeping the snowy caps white, then color the pine trees forest green and teal.
- 5Color the sled's side panel pale ice blue and the sled runner ends honey yellow, then leave the snow spray and background white.
- 6Optional: Add a little darker blue shading along the bottom of the yeti's face and hands for a bit of depth.
