Frozen Inspired Shadow Box

This Frozen inspired shadow box scene features neutral and cool colors and textures. The color palette is gorgeous and is relatable to my experience of winter. Your child will enjoy using similar hued loose parts to create unique shadow box scenes.

Although I live in an area with a long snowy season, it hasn’t always been easy to find winter themed play accessories. I learned that if you haven’t bought your snowmen crafts and toys before Christmas, you’ve missed your chance. And it’s hard to find snowmen décor that isn’t adorned in green and red and draped in holly.

The same goes for fake snow or any winter themed crafts. They often go hand in hand with Christmas. And that’s in a city with a winter season that lasts through March.

So, I especially embrace the winter setting and turquoises, pinks, and purples in Frozen I. These are colors I can relate to when my city is covered in ice and snow. And the hues take center stage in this invitation to create a Frozen inspired shadow box scene.

Materials To Collect

cotton balls

pom poms in white and shades of turquoise

gold, turquoise, pink and purple necklaces

purple, pink, and turquoise beads

strips of white ribbon, lace, and bead garland

clear gems and ice blocks

foam bath sticker Frozen characters

tray with compartments

shadow box or wooden canvas paint board

12-inch x 18-inch piece of blue fade-resistant construction paper

Frozen inspired loose part tray. Invitation for children to create a scene and engage in pretend play.

Frozen Inspired Shadow Box Set Up

Sort craft supplies in a tray with compartments. Add necklaces that are whole, and others cut into strips. Include Frozen bath stickers.

Cut a 12-inch x 18-inch piece of construction paper to fit snugly in the back of the wooden canvas paint board. If you are using a shadow box, cut paper to fit its size.