Wood Slice Christmas Snowman Decorations
Wood Slice Christmas Snowman Decorations
One of my favourite things about winter is when we are lucky enough to get snow. It does not always happen and we seem to live in an area where we miss the downpours despite seeing snow on tv and hearing about it from friends and family living a few hours south.
I guess it’s because I love snowmen and building them with my daughter. Well, today we have some lovely Snowman decorations not made from the snow but from wooden slices and these are a real treat. We hope you like the tutorial. Enjoy!
Supplies for This Snowman Decoration
- Wood Slices
- Felt
- Glue gun
- Scissors
- Paint Brush
- White Paint
- Black, Pink, Light Pink, Orange and White Paint Pen
- Twine
- Pom Poms
- Pipe Cleaners
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How to Make This Wooden Slice Snowman Ornament
Glue 3 wood slices together, with the smallest slice on top and the largest slice on the bottom.
Paint the wood slice snowman white. 1-2 coats. Allow to dry completely.
Allow to dry completely. Use pink paint pens to give the snowman pink rosy cheeks.
Use a black paint pen to draw on a coal mouth, eyes and buttons.
Draw on eyebrows. Use an orange paint pen to give the snowman a carrot nose.
Use a white paint pen to give the eyes some expression. Refer to the photo.
Cut a pipe cleaner large enough to wrap around the snowman’s head, leaving some empty space above his head.
Refer to the photo.
Glue a pom pom on each end of the pipe cleaner.
Cut a long thin piece of felt.
Tie felt around the snowman’s neck.
Glue in place.
Use scissors to frays the ends of the scarf.
Glue twine onto the back of the snowman for hanging on a tree.
Your ornament is finished. These would make wonderful family gifts from children!
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Wood Slice Christmas Snowman Decorations
This is a tutorial on how to make a wood slice snowman decorations.
Materials
- Wood Slices
- Felt
- Paint Brush
- White Paint
- Black, Pink, Light Pink, Orange, and White Paint Pen
- Twine
- Pom Poms
- Pipe Cleaners
Tools
- Scissors
- Glue gun
Instructions
Glue 3 wood slices together, with the smallest slice on top and the largest slice on the bottom.
Paint the wood slice snowman white. 1-2 coats. Allow drying completely.
Allow drying completely. Use pink paint pens to give the snowman pink rosy cheeks
Use a black paint pen to draw on a coal mouth, eyes, and buttons.
Draw on eyebrows. Use an orange paint pen to give the snowman a carrot nose.
Use a white paint pen to give the eyes some expression. Refer to the photo.
Cut a pipe cleaner large enough to wrap around the snowman’s head, leaving some empty space above his head.
Refer to the photo.
Glue a pom pom on each end of the pipe cleaner.
Cut a long thin piece of felt.
Tie felt around the snowman’s neck.
Glue in place.
Use scissors to frays the ends of the scarf.
Glue twine onto the back of the snowman for hanging on a tree.
Your ornament is finished. These would make wonderful family gifts from children!
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Angela Milnes is a Qualified Early Years Teacher who has specialised in Preschool and Kindergarten teaching. She has a wealth of experience teaching young children and is passionate about kids crafts and having fun as a family. Angela has also taught cooking skills and loves to share both family recipes and easy crafts here on The Inspiration Edit. Follow her on Pinterest!
