This is such a fun DIY! You will enjoy this one! It’s easy and pretty fun to do!
•You will need a Large Spatula, I found this one in the Cake supply Baking area of Dollar General but I’m sure Walmart and Amazon have them too!
•You will need some paint
•Glitter
•Snow Tex
I used Burnt Umber to paint my spatula brown.
I did front and back . I also did 2 coats of paint let them dry in between.
You can get these from Amazon here’s a link for them https://www.amazon.com/dp/B088K5ZNRB/?tag=fatimaholland-20
you will use these to paint the body of the snowman!
I used white for the body.
Use the different sizes for your body.
I added very light cheeks with my red paint.
I used my Burnt orange for the nose. I used Black for The face details along with the hat and outlines.
Use my picture as a guide for you to paint the details…
I used this purple for the scarf but you can use any color you want.
He’s starting to look rather Dapper! Lol
I used Burnt Umber for the arms.
I then used this yellow for the band on his hat.
I took my brown and a little white to lighten up the color to make my Tree .
I used some green for the needles on the tree.
I then did a little line work with white on the scarf and on his arms just to highlight them a little.
I then added dots by using the end of a narrow brush to my tree. I also did a little line work with the white at the bottom.. you don’t have to do this seen it will be covered by the Snow Tex but I did it anyway!
I used my Favorite Snow! Snow Tex to create the snow. I just used a scruffy brush to apply it on… while still wet I sprinkled some glitter on it! Here’s a link for it. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005M4WXTA/?tag=fatimaholland-20
Then I used an old brush dipped it in white paint to create the splattering effect . Just run your thumb over it .
Once I was I sprayed it with a sealer and sprinkled a little more Glitter! You can never have enough Glitter! Lol
I tied a fun ribbon and thats it! How cute is that!
I hope you give this a try ! It will look so adorable tucked into your Christmas tree! Or on your mantle! Happy Crafting!
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