Quick Dollar Store Snowman Ornament – A 10-Minute Easy Craft

Make this snowman ornament in just minutes! This is the perfect 10-minute craft for a Christmas party or holiday playdate. Let’s get started!

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Snowman Ornament Christmas Craft for Kids

Here at Ruffles and Rain Boots, we’re all for sharing fun, quick crafts. This is a fun dollar store craft the kids will love. My little girl thinks this would be perfect as a teacher Christmas gift idea. And I agree.

Pick up a few supplies and get make these fun snowman ornaments for your tree, gift wrap decorations, or as gifts.

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Supplies to Make a Fillable Snowman Ornament

Run to your local dollar store for all of these supplies – you’ll need to pick up a few ornaments because making these is addictive!

• fillable ornaments
• fake snow (little white beads)
• miniature googly eyes
• black and orange acrylic paint
• glue
• ribbon and ModPodge, optional

How to Make 

If you have a playlist on YouTube to which you’d like to add this project, here is our easy DIY snowman ornament video tutorial.

Yield: 1 set of ornaments

Snowman Ornament

Print

This snowman ornament is the perfect decoration.

Active Time 10 minutes

Total Time 10 minutes

Difficulty Easy

Estimated Cost $3

Materials

• fillable ornaments
• fake snow (little white beads)
• miniature googly eyes
• black and orange acrylic paint
• glue
• ribbon and ModPodge, optional

Instructions

1. Remove the ornament lid and fill it with the fake snow. We used a piece of rolled paper as a funnel.
2. Glue back on the top of the ornament.
3. Paint on an orange triangle for a carrot nose and black dots for the coal mouth. You could also paint on the eyes, but we glued on some small googly eyes.
4. If using, brush on a light layer of ModPodge to protect the acrylic paints. Tie a ribbon on and hang!

Notes

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