Here's the tomato cage body, you could substitute the paper globe with styrofoam, you could put the tomato cage prongs into the ball of styrofoam. Tape the prongs together before inserting:
The foundation of the snowman's body is a 54-inch tomato cage. Tomato cages are tall, cone-shaped wire structures sold at nurseries. You can also select a shorter tomato cage to make a smaller snowman. For the head, we'll use a 12-inch round paper lantern, which you can find at a party supply store. Position the tomato cage so the loose spokes are on top, and the large round wire circle is at the bottom. (It will look like a Christmas tree.) Attach the head to the body, sliding the spokes of the tomato cage into the bottom opening in the paper lantern.
Step 2: Fatten the Snowman
To build the snowman's rotund shape, ball up tissue paper and attach the lumps around the tomato cage with duct tape. You can also use newspaper or butcher paper.
Create one plumped up section for the torso, and then another one for the lower half of the body that is slightly thicker.
Step 3: Cover With a Sheet
Cover the entire snowman foundation with a white, king-sized sheet. It will look like a ghost, but don't worry. When we're through he will be a bonafide snowman.
Step 4: Cinch the Neck and Waist
To delineate the neck and waist of the snowman, tie a white ribbon at the point where the paper lantern meets the top of the tomato cage and where the two body portions meet. Tuck any excess fabric underneath the tomato cage. See, it's already looking more like a snowman.
Step 5: Add the Facial Features
Cut out two 3-inch circles of black felt with scissors and glue them to the head for the eyes.
Cut out a four-inch square out of orange felt, fold it in half diagonally, and glue two opposite corners to the head for the nose.
Glue black buttons to the head to create a smile.
Step 6: Decorate the Body
Add large "buttons" to the body by cutting out 4-inch circles of felt and gluing them to both round body portions. I used green felt, but dress your snowman with whatever colors you'd like.
Step 7: Add Arms
Tie two branches to the ribbon around the neck to act as the arms. Choose a skinny branch with a lot of twigs at the end of it so the twigs are like fingers.
Step 8: Wrap a Scarf Around It
Tie a scarf around the neck to hide where you tied the branches to the ribbon. The scarf also adds a nice sartorial touch to our snowman.
Step 9: Finish with a Hat
The snowman isn't finished without its magical hat. A plastic top hat, which you can find at a party supply store, completes the look and makes this snowman a true gentleman, ready to greet all your holiday visitors in style.
Squeeze the free wire ends together and push a Styrofoam Sphere on to them to make the head. Wrap Polyester wadding around the rest of the form. Decorate with Hat, Scarf and Buttons.
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Here's one that uses a paper lantern as a head:
https://www.instructables.com/Hydro-Dip-Painting/
You could substitute the styrofoam for the lantern.
Here are a few ways using different things but you can substitute styrofoam ball for the head
https://www.hometalk.com/search/posts?filter=snowman
here are more ideas
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/154248355967288892/
Tomato Cage Christmas Decorations
https://www.thekeeperofthecheerios.com/2016/10/tomato-cage-christmas-decorations.html
Here's the tomato cage body, you could substitute the paper globe with styrofoam, you could put the tomato cage prongs into the ball of styrofoam. Tape the prongs together before inserting:
https://www.ehow.com/how_12343675_make-snowman-out-tomato-cage.html
Hello. Just like could be helpful for your snowman construction.
https://askinglot.com/how-do-you-make-a-snowman-tomato-cage
This one has a large glass globe as a head, it's darling, but you could just add a very large styrofoam ball there instead. https://www.hometalk.com/diy/decorate/christmas/snowman-from-tomato-cages-2729724
Snowman From Tomato Cages
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Step 1: Attach the Head to the Body
The foundation of the snowman's body is a 54-inch tomato cage. Tomato cages are tall, cone-shaped wire structures sold at nurseries. You can also select a shorter tomato cage to make a smaller snowman. For the head, we'll use a 12-inch round paper lantern, which you can find at a party supply store. Position the tomato cage so the loose spokes are on top, and the large round wire circle is at the bottom. (It will look like a Christmas tree.) Attach the head to the body, sliding the spokes of the tomato cage into the bottom opening in the paper lantern.
Step 2: Fatten the Snowman
To build the snowman's rotund shape, ball up tissue paper and attach the lumps around the tomato cage with duct tape. You can also use newspaper or butcher paper.
Create one plumped up section for the torso, and then another one for the lower half of the body that is slightly thicker.
Step 3: Cover With a Sheet
Cover the entire snowman foundation with a white, king-sized sheet. It will look like a ghost, but don't worry. When we're through he will be a bonafide snowman.
Step 4: Cinch the Neck and Waist
To delineate the neck and waist of the snowman, tie a white ribbon at the point where the paper lantern meets the top of the tomato cage and where the two body portions meet. Tuck any excess fabric underneath the tomato cage. See, it's already looking more like a snowman.
Step 5: Add the Facial Features
Cut out two 3-inch circles of black felt with scissors and glue them to the head for the eyes.
Cut out a four-inch square out of orange felt, fold it in half diagonally, and glue two opposite corners to the head for the nose.
Glue black buttons to the head to create a smile.
Step 6: Decorate the Body
Add large "buttons" to the body by cutting out 4-inch circles of felt and gluing them to both round body portions. I used green felt, but dress your snowman with whatever colors you'd like.
Step 7: Add Arms
Tie two branches to the ribbon around the neck to act as the arms. Choose a skinny branch with a lot of twigs at the end of it so the twigs are like fingers.
Step 8: Wrap a Scarf Around It
Tie a scarf around the neck to hide where you tied the branches to the ribbon. The scarf also adds a nice sartorial touch to our snowman.
Step 9: Finish with a Hat
The snowman isn't finished without its magical hat. A plastic top hat, which you can find at a party supply store, completes the look and makes this snowman a true gentleman, ready to greet all your holiday visitors in style.
Squeeze the free wire ends together and push a Styrofoam Sphere on to them to make the head. Wrap Polyester wadding around the rest of the form. Decorate with Hat, Scarf and Buttons.
This may help: https://www.ehow.com/how_12343675_make-snowman-out-tomato-cage.html?utm_source=pinterest.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=freestyle&utm_campaign=fanpage&crlt.pid=camp.5LVCVxORmf2m&epik=dj0yJnU9U2hHU0VsM1g1bmtJVXh0WkJ0bXctVVFIc1lFRU9jNWEmcD0wJm49RDhqalpmeXcwa3BMd1FjMFpqLUhudyZ0PUFBQUFBR0dUX3BN