Ice Skating Coloring Pages (Free Printable PDFs)

Glide into creativity with our free, printable ice skating coloring pages!

Discover beautiful illustrations of figure skaters, ice rinks, graceful moves, and dynamic skating scenes.

Colors to Use

Whites and light blues for ice surfaces. Bright colors like reds, purples and blues for skating outfits. Tans for skin tones. Blacks and browns for laces and accents.

But why simply glide across standard palettes when you can truly pirouette into vibrant, showstopping grandeur? Make your skating scene dazzle by incorporating sparkling iridescent trails, ethereal color-blended lighting effects, or even intricate crystalline textures!

How to Color an Ice Skating Coloring Page Like a Pro

A. Highlighting and Shadows: For a figure skater’s costume, use a deep blue base. Add white highlights on raised areas to show shimmering fabric. Shade underneath with navy tones.

B. Illustrating Specific Elements: On ice skate blades, use a gunmetal gray base color. Add short, intersecting strokes in a crisscross pattern to depict the grooved metal texture.

Invite Creativity Challenge: Frozen Fantasy Fusion

Transcend the ordinary by imagining a delightfully chilled “Frozen Fantasy Fusion” – where beautiful ice skating scenes seamlessly blend with storybook wonderlands!

For example, envision an elegant skating duo gliding across a glistening fairy garden’s frozen pond, mythical snow sprites choreographing icy ballet routines, or even majestic ice castles hosting grand skating galas. This dreamy thematic mashup fosters unlimited world-blending creativity.

3 DIY Ice Skating Crafts

Get ready to craft up a triple axel of frosty fun!

Pom Pom Ice Skaters

You’ll Need:

• Ice skating coloring pages
• Yarn in skater colors
• Cardboard circles or rounds
• Scissors
• Glue

Instructions:

1. Color ice skating designs on coloring pages.
2. Cut out skater shapes and accessories.
3. Wrap yarn around cardboard to form pom poms.
4. Trim yarn loops and remove cardboard.
5. Glue pom poms together using cutouts as guides.

Foil Skating Rinks

You’ll Need:

• Ice skating coloring pages
• Aluminum foil
• Cardboard or trays
• Scissors
• Glue or tape
• Crayons, markers or colored pencils

Instructions:

1. Color skating rink designs on coloring pages.
2. Cut out skater shapes, props, etc.
3. Cover cardboard/trays with aluminum foil.
4. Glue or tape colored pieces onto “ice” rinks.
5. Color and decorate skating scenes.

Paper Plate Skating Tutus

You’ll Need:

• Ice skating coloring pages
• Paper plates
• Tulle or tutu fabric scraps
• Scissors
• Glue or tape
• Crayons, markers or colored pencils

Instructions:

1. Color skating designs on coloring pages.
2. Cut out skater and tutu shapes.
3. Glue or tape shapes onto paper plates.
4. Cut tulle into strips and tie around plates.
5. Color and decorate skating tutu dolls.