[Childcare] Cute and rotund! Snowman craft ideas

Fluffy Cotton Snowman

Let the snowman join your pretend play! Here’s a fluffy cotton snowman craft idea.

You’ll need a mesh strainer bag, cotton, pipe cleaners, scissors, a plastic bottle cap, round stickers, and craft glue.

First, turn the mesh bag inside out and fill it with cotton.

Tie the opening of the bag and trim off any excess.

Next, add a pipe-cleaner scarf and place a bottle-cap hat on top—your snowman is complete! For an even cuter finish, use round stickers to make the eyes and nose.

A three-dimensional snowman made from plastic bags

[Craft Play] Easy-to-make snowman using a plastic bag

Here’s an idea for making a three-dimensional snowman using plastic bags.

What you’ll need: plastic bags, cotton stuffing, yarn in your favorite color, scissors, construction paper, decorative pom-poms, craft glue, a paper cup, and a pen.

First, put cotton into a plastic bag and tie the opening.

Next, make a scarf with the yarn and tie it around the middle of the bag.

Finally, attach the face parts made from construction paper to the bag, and you’re done.

Painting a paper cup to make a hat is also an adorable idea! Give it a try!

Snowman made of rolled-up yarn

Let me introduce a snowman made with wrapped yarn.

You will need: a paper cup, white yarn, red yarn, tissue paper, a wooden skewer or chopstick, colored construction paper, silver origami paper, cotton, craft glue, glue paste, and scissors.

First, crumple two sheets of tissue into balls.

Put some craft glue on your hands and roll the tissue balls between your palms.

Next, wrap yarn around each tissue ball.

Make two of these.

Finally, connect the two balls with the wooden skewer and add a red yarn scarf.

Place the snowman on a stand made from the paper cup, and it’s complete!

A roly-poly snowman

The bouncy wobbling motion is so fun! Let me introduce a snowman roly-poly toy.

You’ll need a confetti balloon and some marbles.

First, put the marbles inside the balloon and tie it with a rubber band.

Next, turn the balloon inside out and add sequins.

Finally, inflate the balloon and decorate a snowman face and scarf with vinyl tape, and you’re done! It’s such a cute idea that the comical movement will make you want to giggle.

Give it a try!

Shaka-Shaka Snowman

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Make a snowman with a colorful belly! It jingles and is so much fun! Here’s an idea for a rattling snowman.

You’ll need doilies (lace paper), a clear plastic bag, sequins, crayons, snowman parts made from construction paper, tape, and glue.

First, put sequins in the clear bag in any colors you like and tape down the four corners.

Next, attach the sequin-filled bag to a doily with the center cut out, then stick another doily on top.

Finally, glue on the snowman parts, and you’re done! It’s fun to look at and fun to shake—give this snowman craft a try!

Snowman made with a sponge stamp

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Great for infants too! Here’s a snowman craft idea using sponge stamping.

You’ll need: a base sheet of construction paper, white construction paper cut into a snowman shape, a sponge, a wooden skewer or chopstick, a rubber band, white paint, and crayons.

First, glue the snowman-shaped paper onto the base sheet.

Next, dip the sponge stamp in white paint and stamp it onto the base sheet.

Encourage the child to imagine the falling snow as they stamp.

Finally, draw the snowman’s face and hands with crayons—and it’s done!

Wobbly Snowman

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Let’s make a wobbling snowman with a paper plate! Here’s the idea.

You’ll need: a paper plate, two circles cut from white construction paper, a hat piece and arm pieces cut from construction paper in your favorite colors, glue, scissors, and a pen.

First, glue together the pre-made parts.

Next, draw the snowman’s face with the pen.

Finally, fold the paper plate in half and glue the snowman onto the plate—that’s it! When you gently press the plate with your finger, the snowman will sway back and forth.

It’s sure to be soothing to watch.