Snowman Quilt Patterns...

...with a few flakes thrown in for good measure!

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Updated: 5-30-23

I love a snowman quilt at the holidays. And afterwards, too!

Let's face it.

When January comes, there's nothing so sad as stripping away all the holiday decorations. Everything looks, well...

Just.So.Bare.

One way to remedy the emptiness is to do part of your holiday decorating with snowman quilts...

...or snowflake quilts, for that matter.

They fit right in as soon as it gets cold in your neck of the woods and right on through the Christmas holiday season.

And no one thinks they're out of place after New Year's—especially if you've been ingenious with your fabric choices. And we quilters are very good at that!

Snowman quilt patterns and kits to makeSnowman quilt patterns are the BEST!

Snowman and Snow-themed Quilt Patterns

These are a few of my favorites snowman quilt patterns with a few flakes thrown in for good measure.

(If you're looking for a more holiday-ish quilt to make, check out my curated collection of Christmas quilt patterns.

Aspen by Laundry Basket Quilts

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Get cozy this winter with the Aspen quilt pattern.

Enjoy curling up to a snowflake-inspired quilt that's just bursting with haunting blues on a cream or white background, reminiscent of glistening icicles.

With its generous 60" x 72" size, you can make your space look like an enchanting wintry paradise without any fuss since it's made from only squares and rectangles.

Don't let Old Man Winter give ya' the shivers; get ready for some serious snugglin'.


Celtic Snowflake by Madison Rose Quilting Co.

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With freshly fallen snowflakes scattered all about, the Celtic Snowflake quilt pattern by Madison Rose Quilting Co. is a beautiful and unique design.

Quilters of all skill levels will enjoy piecing this pattern of simple shapes together, and the end result is sure to be stunning.

Perfect for a wintertime project, this quilt will bring the beauty of a snow-covered landscape indoors. 


Chilly Night Pillow Pattern by Chris Malone

Who ever said a snowman quilt has to be flat?

These guys seem ever so comfortable all tucked in.

Do You Want to Build a Snowman? by Cotton Street Commons

Have you ever spent the day building a snowman only to be disappointed when it melts? Now, there's no need for that! 

This quilt has two versions: one with instructions on how to make both a throw and a wall hanging]. 

Personalize your quilt by how you choose to decorate your snowmen.

You'll use traditional piecing techniques mixed with a bit of abstract applique. 

Do you want to build a snowman? It'll be wonderful to not freeze your toes off when you do!

Frosty Friends by Chris Malone

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Skill Level: Experienced Beginner Quilter

Have you been looking for a fun project that will make your home feel festive?

Well, this quilt is just what the doctor ordered! It's perfect to spice up any room in between those cold winter months.

By simply changing the positions of the arms, eyes, and nose and adding embellishments as the mood strikes you, you'll soon be enveloped in a big Snowman hug.

Joyful Snow by Penny Rose Fabrics for Riley Blake Designs - FREE

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If you're looking for a winter quilt pattern that is as joyous as snowfall itself, look no further than the Joyful Snow quilt pattern.

Featuring appliqued snowflakes and chained blocks in sweet prints, this quilt is perfect for snuggling up under on a cold winter night.


Let It Snow

An oh-snow-sweet way to cheer up your kitchen between the holidays and spring time.

The pattern includes instructions for coasters, too.

Snow Social by My Sew Quilty Life

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Intermediate: Traditional piecing, no applique

Dare to dream of a whimsical winter wonderland with the Snow Social Downloadable PDF Quilt Pattern.

Stitch together some seasonal fun and create an absolutely adorable addition to your favorite room. So, mittens off, crank up that sewing machine, and boogie down with these cute snow lads and lasses in holiday prints in festive colors you can't resist.


Snowman Playground Topper by Chris Malone

A simple table topper with easy piecing and a bit of fusible applique. 

Snowman Village Table Runner by Shabby Fabrics

The sound of snowman laughter fills the air as they play in the piles of freshly fallen snow. The chilly temperature makes their teeth chatter, but it is worth this cold for an afternoon with friends and family!

This pattern is available as a Table Runner or a a bench pillow.

The patterns include instructions and templates to complete these fusible applique projects.

Snowy by Coriander Quilts

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Frosty's got nothing on our 'Snowy'!

This pattern is available in either a printed or a downloadable form.


Stars and Snowflakes by Wendy Sheppard

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Bring the cold weather inside with this fun design. 

The Star and Snowflakes PDF Quilt Pattern features star blocks and snowflakes that will add a chilly breeze to your living room. 

This project is fat quarter-friendly and perfect for overcast days.


Whimsical Snowflake by Madison Rose Quilting Co.

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This flurry of hexagons is all machine pieced! Choose from a scrappy or ombre or two-color color scheme.

You can use the paper hexagon templates provided in the pattern, or choose a 60° triangle ruler instead.



Whimsical Winter by Shabby Fabrics

With the snowflakes swirling all around our Snowman feels right at home.

Don't you love the effect the blue ombre fabric gives to the background of this quilt?

And then there's the praire points in gradating hues that move your eyes all around the scene.

Winter Wishes Quilt Pattern

Skill Level: Easy

This quilt is full of hopeful snowmen, all gazing at the colorful stars and picking one to wish on!

The applique is simple, the stars are wonky. A fun quilt to stitch.

You’ll have it finished before the first Snow falls.


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