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DIY Christmas Snowman Treats
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by
Alaina Bullock
(IC: blogger)
7 Materials
$10
20 Minutes
Easy
One of my favorite parts of the holiday season, aside from all of the parties and food of course, is the crafts! Lately I've been obsessed with making candy-filled crafts. And since my Thanksgiving Turkey Treats were such a big hit, I took a bit of inspiration from them to make these sweet little DIY Christmas Snowman Treats!
Filled with candy-covered chocolates, these DIY Christmas Snowman treats are perfect for holiday parties, Christmas or Hanukkah stocking stuffers, and even as place holders on your holiday table! Best of all, these are so quick, inexpensive and easy-to-make, you can have them done in just minutes!
Since I can't hardly draw a straight line, I used my Cricut to make these snowman. But no worries if you don't have a die cutting machine! All you need is some scissors and card stock and you are good to go!
To make these cute treats you will need clear, disc-shaped plastic ornaments, scissors OR a Cricut Explore or other die cutting machine, card stock in white, orange, and black, brown chenille stems, craft glue or even school glue, white Sixlets or similar candy, hot glue gun and glue sticks, and a round metal key ring (or something similar to help it stand).
If you want to, you can paint the ornament's lid using white craft paint, too. This is totally up to you as the lid will be hidden behind the head.
To see how to make these fun little DIY Christmas Snowmen Treats head on over to my blog, Bullock's Buzz , where you can get the complete instructions as well as see more pictures. And while you are there be sure to check out my other fun holiday crafts and delicious recipes!
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Suggested materials:
- Clear, round, disc plastic ornament (Amazon)
- Scissors or Cricut Machine (Walmart)
- Orange, white, black card stock (Amazon)
- Craft glue (Walmart)
- Hot Glue Gun and Glue Sticks (Michaels)
- White Sixlets or other candy (Walmart)
- Brown chenille stems (Walmart)
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Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
Published December 24th, 2016 5:58 PM
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