How to Draw a Christmas House

Learn how to draw a great looking Christmas House with easy drawing instructions and video tutorial.

By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Christmas House.

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Step-by-Step Instructions for Drawing a Christmas House

How to Draw a Great Looking Christmas House for Kids and Beginners - Step 1

Christmas House step-by-step drawing tutorial: step 1

1. Begin the Christmas house outline by drawing a series of connected, curved lines at the bottom of the page. This is the snow in front of the house. Outline the front of the house by extending two straight lines from the snow.

Drawing Step 2

Christmas House step-by-step drawing tutorial: step 2

2. Draw the roof of the cartoon house using wavy curved lines. Notice that there are two layers to the roof. This indicates the snow on it (or icing, if you choose to make this a gingerbread house).

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Drawing Step 3

Christmas House step-by-step drawing tutorial: step 3

3. Use straight lines to outline the rectangular steps, the sides of the door, and the side of the house. Draw an arch shape at the top of the door and a circle for the doorknob. Use a long curved line to draw the snow on the roof.

Drawing Step 4

Christmas House step-by-step drawing tutorial: step 4

4. Use straight lines to outline the rectangles of the chimney. Draw snow beneath it and on the roof above it using curved lines. Use a series of short lines to enclose the double-circle shape of the wreath on the front door. Then, detail the door with rounded rectangle shapes.

Drawing Step 5

Christmas House step-by-step drawing tutorial: step 5

5. Draw a bow on the top of the wreath. Then, enclose windows with flower boxes on the side of the house and above the door. Use straight lines to sketch the rectangular box and wavy lines for the snow collected on it. Use a "U" shaped line to draw the arched window, and separate the panes when you use straight lines to draw a cross shape.

Drawing Step 6

Christmas House step-by-step drawing tutorial: step 6

6. Decorate the house, erasing as necessary. Draw circles above the window and door. Sketch snow above the door using a wavy line. Enclose triangular icicles hanging from the eaves. On each side of the house, draw a giant "J" shaped candy cane.

Drawing Step 7

Christmas House step-by-step drawing tutorial: step 7

7. Band the candy canes with curved lines, and draw circles around the remaining window. Use a series of curved lines to draw a pine tree beside the house.

Add More Details to Your Christmas House Picture - Step 8

Christmas House step-by-step drawing tutorial: step 8

8. Complete the first tree, and draw more in the background. Draw circles on the tree to indicate the Christmas ornaments.

Complete the Outline of Your Christmas House Drawing - Step 9

Christmas House step-by-step drawing tutorial: step 9

9. Complete your Christmas house outline by using curved lines to outline more trees in the background, a cloud, and a crescent moon in the sky.

Color Your Christmas House Drawing

Christmas House step-by-step drawing tutorial: step 11

Color your cartoon of a Christmas house with decorations.

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Learn More About The Christmas House Drawing

It's that time of year again. You can set the scene with this Christmas house drawing.

Have you ever wondered where the tradition of Christmas decorations like those in this cartoon came from? Today's Christmas traditions are an amalgamation of celebrations from the past. For example:

  • The Christmas tree - ancient peoples decorated their homes with evergreen plants in the winter because these seemed to have a supernatural ability to survive when other plants couldn't. In medieval Germany, these customs were mixed with Christian beliefs about Adam and Eve and the "paradise tree." The Christmas tree was cemented in the modern mythos during the 1800s after the tradition was adopted by the British royal family.
  • Christmas lights - in ancient times, worshipers lit fires to try to revive their "dying" sun god as the days got shorter. Later, this became linked with Christ's comment that he was the "light of the world."
  • Christmas ornaments - previously, apples or wafers were symbolically hung from the trees. By the 1500s, craftsmen were making them from blown glass. Interestingly, the earliest ornaments were in the shape of fruits or nuts.

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Sometimes, gingerbread houses are used as Christmas decorations. These edible houses are designed to resemble a Christmas house with decorations.

For more easy and fun guides, see the How to Draw an Easy City for Kids or Big Ben Drawing tutorials.

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