Today is the official kick-off to my Christmas season and what better way than with a DIY?
How about a Melted Snowman Ornament? Well, here is my version…
Using clear glass ornaments that you can purchase at any craft store (you can also get plastic), fill each one about 1/4 full with kosher salt. Fake snow will work as well, but the salt is heavier which allows the snowman “parts” to stay on top – or close to – and not get covered by the lighter fake snow.
I created my accessories as follows;
Scarf: Christmas fabric cut with pinking shears
Eyes & Buttons: Whole peppercorns (from the spice section at the grocery store)
Carrot Nose: Orange polymer clay
Hat: Black polymer clay
I made the hat and nose by shaping the clay and baking at 250° for 15 minutes.
I used a different Christmas fabric to hang it with, but obviously ribbon would work just as well.
Just a fun ornament to add some whimsy to your tree!
And my son pointed out to me that this would be a great teacher gift. I agree!
I have another DIY ornament to show you tomorrow c’mon back and check it out!
Be inspired,
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Turning lifetime passion into livelihood. It's about time! I'm Shari. I am a 40-something wife, mother, corporate professional turned design stylist, avid sports fan, and usually exhausted 24/7 keeping up with it all. I love my family, my home, my work...and the chaos that comes with it. I also happen to adore my beagle, Scout. 




How cute! What a neat idea! Totally making these!
Clever and too cute!
Cynthia
These are so cute! Hope you had a great Thanksgiving
Such a cute idea.
This just cracks me up!!! Where I live, in South Alabama, the sand at the beach is really this white!
You have recreated what a snowman in South Alabama would look like . . .. a big melted mess!
Thanks!
These are so cute! What a clever idea. I’m a new follower and enjoyed your blog.
I currently have a blog party posted and would love for you to post this!
http://sew-licious.blogspot.com/2012/11/show-licious-craft-showcase-9-blog-party.html
Marti
That’s such a fun ornament – cute idea! Thanks for sharing!
They look amazing – made me smile!
LOL poor melted guy
love your melted snowmen!
gail
ps what do you call a snowman in July? a puddle! hahahah
So freakin’ cute!
Sarah
Thanks for sharing! I bought a similar ornament and wanted to make some but, I did not know what to use for the snow!!
This turned out so cute! I love it!!! Pinning this.