DIY Christmas Ornament I Spy Snowman Craft
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DIY Christmas Ornament
Let it snow! Today we’re making these cute I spy snowman ornaments to hang on the Christmas tree. No, we haven’t set up a tree yet this year but now’s the time to start crafting for December! This is another simple i spy craft using dough (this time it’s air dry) and some cute miniature snowman pieces that I seem to be seeing everywhere these days. I love the small world Christmas ideas in the craft stores this season!
We usually pair our i spy ornaments with a book. Look at this cute聽i spy star from salt dough based on Mouse’s First Christmas and this聽playdough activity based on The Night Before Christmas. It’s so fun for my kids to find the objects on the ornament while I read them a story.
This snowman scraft is part of the Kid Made Christmas Ornaments series from Crafty Mama in Me. Be sure to scroll down after the post for more kid made Christmas ornaments!
Supplies
- Air Dry聽Clay聽(we used half of the clay in this package)
- Minature Snowman Parts
- Ribbon
How to make a DIY Snowman Ornament
- 聽Roll the clay into a ball.
- Use a pencil to push a hole through the top of the ball. Re-form the ball shape as needed.
- Gently press the snowman parts into the clay all around the ball. Let dry.
- Thread the ribbon through the hole and tie a knot聽to secure the ends together.
- Use the ribbon to hang the i spy snowman ornament on the Christmas tree.
More DIY Christmas Ornaments
This year you can fill youir Christmas tree up with Christmas ornaments made by kids. The Kid Made Ornament series has ideas for all ages and Christmas decor theme. Click the image below for more Christmas ornaments made by kids!
This ornament is adorable!! Thank you so much for sharing in my Kid Made Christmas Ornaments Series!
Thank you!
So cute what a fab idea 馃檪
Easy enough for young children and also entertaining enough for all ages! Nice ideas. Thank you for sharing the steps and information so we can replicate! Pinned!
Adorable! I can do this with my preschool students!