Hand Drawn Snowflake Maze – Free Printable PDF
This is my winter snowflake maze. The snowflake lends itself mazes perfectly and makes an interesting pattern. I layered them in varying sizes so that I can make sure to fill in as much negative space as possible. The maze itself is pretty simple to solve so I added some rules to make it more challenging. If anyone completes the maze please list in the comments the most snowflakes you were able to pass through so we know who can make it through the most.
All of my mazes start as a pencil drawing and then are filled in with marker. Once I’m completed I use colored pencils to fill in the background color. This was a fun pattern to work on and I used the smaller snowflakes to fill in the gaps and make the maze more challenging.
Below is a time lapse video I created while making the snowflake maze. I’m asked all the time how long it takes me to create these mazes and I honestly have no idea because I make them 10 minutes at a time. Since I taped the creation of this maze I know that I ended up with over 3 hours of video. So it takes me at least three hours to draw my mazes but that obviously doesn’t count the hours of prep before I start inking them in. The video below is sped up to around 3 minutes so you can see how I fill in the maze as I go and color in the background at the end.
If you like this maze you want to try another similar maze check out my owl maze. If you’re looking for more free printable mazes check out my homepage.
If you don’t want to print the mazes at home please consider using the VistaPrint link below. VistaPrint is the vendor I use to print my mazes on card-stock to hand out to friends and family. I have found that they are the highest quality and the most affordable of the print vendors. Also I like that they allow for small batch printing which keeps the price affordable. I print them on 5.5 x 8.5 postcards and they turn out fantastic.
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Gwyned
January 19, 2019This is new to me. What a great idea.
Hilbert
January 19, 2019Thanks. I’m so glad you enjoyed my mazes
Brian Frum
January 19, 2019That is amazing and right on point for the inter storm! Thanks for joining the Thankful Thursday Blog Hop!
Hilbert
January 19, 2019Thanks. Completely unintended but it’s definitely an appropriate for this weekend
Jennifer Wise
January 21, 2019This is amazing!! (as usual!) I love the colors on this one, and the delicate snowflakes. The video is so interesting–what an amazing process! Thanks for sharing at #heartandsoullinkup
Hilbert
January 21, 2019Thanks for the kind words. I had a ton of fun making this one and will have part two coming soon
angie
January 22, 2019so very pretty love the fact that it is a maze thanks for sharing
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Hilbert
January 22, 2019Thanks. I’m glad you like them. I’ll be releasing part two later this week I’ll make sure to share.
Kippi
January 22, 2019Really fun idea during this COLD weather. Enjoy the winter and have fun crafting, Kippi #kippiathome
Hilbert
January 22, 2019Thanks. Yes it ended up being very appropriate with the recent weather.
Angela
January 22, 2019Hi Hilbert, thanks again for adding one of your wonderful freebies.
I would love it a lot if you would grab a Tutorial Tuesdays banner on the site,
and share with others so they might find our linkys.
Thanks again! Angela
Hilbert
January 22, 2019No problem. I’ll pass along the word.
Flossie McCowald
January 23, 2019Your hand-drawn mazes are truly incredible. I think the snowflake picture is especially pretty, and perfect for the season. #heartandsoullinkup
Hilbert
January 23, 2019Thanks. The weather made it very appropriate recently. I’ll have a part two ready this week. I’ll make sure to share once it’s done.
Chas Greener
January 23, 2019This is awesome and my daughter LOVES mazes. I’m so very excited for her to see this. Thank you so very much for sharing your talent.
Hilbert
January 23, 2019That’s so great. I’d love to get some feedback after she completes them.
Kristen
January 25, 2019This is really awesome! I love the idea of creating a maze like this.
Hilbert
January 25, 2019Thanks. I’ve been making these since I was a kid. Now my kids make them too.