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Sparky the Snowman
Sparky the Snowman

Sparky the Snowman might just have a bit of spark in him! Your family can bring this little guy to life in no time. Use Styrofoam balls and pom pom yarn to make the body of this snowman. Top off his ensemble with a crochet hat and scarf. This little guy is so cute and cuddly it may be hard to decide where to display him in your home. This free Christmas craft idea is a great way to get your kids involved in the decorating process. They can help you assemble this snowman craft and their faces will light up as he starts to take shape. If you live someplace where building a snowman outside isn't possible, Sparky is definitely the next best thing.

Estimated Cost$11-$20

Time to CompleteIn an evening

Main MaterialStyrofoam

Easy


DID YOU KNOW?

Snowman crafts for kids are super popular, as is making a real snowman throughout the snowy winter season. Do you know how to build a snowman? A traditional snowman has three segments of snowballs, with the largest ball on the bottom and the smallest at the top, which would be the head. Sticks can be pushed into either side of the body to represent arms. Black pieces of coal or buttons can be used for eyes and to decorate the front of the snowman. A carrot is most commonly used for the nose. Other additions can be added to snowmen including hats, scarves, and clothes. To build a lasting snowman, the snow should be a little melted so that it can be easily packed together. Start with a smaller ball and roll it until it reaches the desired size. You might need help to move the middle and top snowballs to your snowman, which one of the reasons building a snowman is often a group activity. Though "snowman" is the most used term, snow women and snow families are just as popular. 

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This little guy is adorable. And the supplies can be gotten at the dollar store. So it's easy, cute and very inexpensive . It's a project for the grand kids and myself. I love finding something we can all work on together. Thank you for making this one possible, and for free!

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