[Childcare] Cute and rotund! Snowman craft ideas
Does it snow where you live?
I imagine some of you live in areas where heavy snowfall makes shoveling a challenge, while others have only seen snow on TV or in photos.
Still, no matter who you are, when you hear “snowman,” you probably picture a cute, round, chubby little snowman.
In this article, I’d like to share ideas for making these adorable snowmen.
We’ve included a wide range—from quick and easy projects to ideas you can take your time with—so please give them a try!
Note: Since the items made by children are treated as works, we refer to them as “creations” in the text.
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[Childcare] Cute and round! Snowman Craft Ideas (21–30)
[Origami] Snowman
![[Origami] Snowman](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/WD6wH5QnP64/sddefault.jpg)
This origami snowman is perfect for December, when it’s also the season of snow.
A snowman is made by placing one snowball on top of another, right? With a clever folding method, you can express the two stacked snowballs using just a single sheet of origami paper.
You can also make a scarf around the snowman’s neck.
If you use polka-dot or patterned paper, the pattern becomes the scarf, making it extra cute.
You can draw the eyes and mouth yourself, so each snowman has its own personality.
You can stick them on a wreath or a calendar, so try arranging them in different ways to expand the range of your creations.
Let’s make a snowman with a single sheet of origami!

Many kids want to make snowmen in winter, don’t they? Here’s an idea for an origami snowman.
First, fold the top corner of the origami paper into a small triangle and fold it down about 1 cm.
This will be the pom-pom on top of the hat.
Next, tightly roll-fold the right corner twice to create the hat’s white brim.
Fold the paper in half by matching the left and right edges, then fold the brim section back outward to match the width of the rolled folds.
Align the top and bottom to make the paper a square, then lift the top-left corner (two layers) and fold it to the opposite corner.
With the pom-pom at the top, turn the paper over, and fold the lower left and right edges toward the center line.
Open the pocket on the right side and squash-fold it, shaping it into a snowman.
In conclusion
We introduced how to make plump, cute snowmen.
We shared a wide range of ideas—from ones you can make and display to ones you can play with after making.
Be sure to create all kinds of snowmen and enjoy winter to the fullest with your children!


