Bring the outdoors in with today’s Watercolor Snowy Mountain Scene kid craft idea! It’s the perfect excuse to stay indoors, nice and cozy BUT at the same time, create a winter piece that is beautiful to admire ALL season long!
Keep scrolling for the full how-to and free provided mountain printable, to make it even easier to recreate today!!
Snowy Mountain Craft Made With Watercolors
One of the many things I miss about the Wyoming/Colorado area is the view of the mountains. There is just something about it that takes your breathe away.
Although Florida is beautiful {and slowly growing on me} you can’t beat a snow covered MOUNTAIN top. You just can’t…. Especially during the holiday season. I think that’s what I miss the most!
So as you may have guessed, that’s exactly what inspired my latest winter kid craft post “Watercolor Snowy Mountain Scene.”
In this post I’ve included a FREE MOUNTAIN TEMPLATE, so you will be well on your way to pulling it together. Plus with the watercolor aspect, no two “views” will be the same {kinda like day to day, in real life!}
So don’t delay – find the full snowy mountain scene tutorial and free printable template below!
Be sure to also share with us your beautiful paper and cotton ball mountain scenes using #gluedtomycrafts on your various social media sites or on our Facebook page! Happy crafting, my friends!!! I can’t wait to see what you come up with!
PAIR YOUR MOUNTAIN CRAFT WITH —> Bubble Wrap Snowy Tree
Mountain Craft Supplies:
* Free Snowy Mountain Printable {grab the file on BOX.com}
* White Cardstock Paper
* Gray Cardstock Paper {or any other mountain color you like}
* Color Printer
* Watercolor Paper
* Watercolors
* Paint Brush
* Small Dish w/clean water
* Paper Craft Scissors
* Pencil or Pen
* School Glue
* Handful of White Cotton Balls
* optional embellishments like glitter, rhinestones, stickers etc.
RELATED POST —> Paint Splat Snowy Baby Owl
Directions:
* First download and print the FREE PRINTABLE MOUNTAIN TEMPLATE above.
* Have children trim out the mountain and use it as a template to cut out their mountain shape from colored cardstock {or use the template as is instead} Set aside.
* Now grab a sheet of watercolor paper, your watercolors, paint brush and dish of water. Go ahead and instruct children to paint a beautiful backdrop. No real rules – just painting fun!
* Once they are done with their backdrop, have them glue their cut-out mountain to the watercolor paper.
* For added fun, grab the cotton balls and glue them to the “mountain tops” to create a snowy look.
* Then let it all dry completely, before displaying your watercolor mountain scene proudly!
* Don’t forget to share pictures with us! You can tag us on Facebook and Instagram for easy sharing! #gluedtomycrafts
PAIR YOUR FINISHED MOUNTAIN CRAFT PIECE WITH —> Paint Splat Northern Lights
If you love today’s paper snowy mountain craft idea, you may also enjoy our popsicle stick version on Glued To My Crafts, as well! It would definetely pair nicely together on a snowy day indoors – hint hint!
Watercolor Snowy Mountain Scene
Tools:
- 1 Small Dish w/clean water
- 1 Scissors
- Pencil or Pen
Supplies:
- Cardstock Paper
- Watercolor Paper
- White Cotton Balls
Instructions:
- First print out our provided printable, in color, on a single sheet of white cardstock paper. You only need one print per craft.
- Have children trim out the mountain and use it as a template to cut out their mountain shape from colored cardstock {or use the template as is instead} Set aside.
- Now grab a sheet of watercolor paper, your watercolors, paint brush and dish of water. Go ahead and instruct children to paint a beautiful backdrop. No real rules - just painting fun!
- Once they are done with their backdrop, have them glue their cut-out mountain to the watercolor paper.
- For added fun, grab the cotton balls and glue them to the "mountain tops" to create a snowy look.
- Then let it all dry completely, before displaying your watercolor mountain scene proudly!
- Don't forget to share pictures with us! You can tag us on Facebook and Instagram for easy sharing! #gluedtomycrafts
