I have made 2 different snowman wreaths and wanted to share them both with you. One is super easy and great for kids, and the other one lights up. Either way the great thing about these wreaths is that they can stay up all winter long!
Let’s start with the Light Up Snowman Wreath
You’ll need 2 different size willow wreaths – mine came from Dollar Tree
Spray paint the wreaths – I used silver paint.
Use floral wire or something else you might have to tie the wreaths together.
Use some tinsel garland to make a scarf. Tie it around the neck and hot glue the bottom ends to the bottom wreath to hold in place.
Use some additional accessories to decorate your snowman. I used hat I found at Dollar Tree in the ornament section, and some berries from a branch from Dollar tree that had a clip on it.
I glued the hat onto the top, and broke the branches apart and glued them in different spots of the wreath.
Add some battery operated LED lights. I bought a package of snowflake LED battery operated lights from Dollar Tree and hot glued them into place on the back of the bottom wreath. If I had bought a longer set I would have glued them to the top wreath as well.
I opted to add a bow onto the front of the snowman to better hid the battery back glued to the back of the neck. Hang your wreath up.
Turn your lights on and enjoy.
Now for the Super Easy Snowman Wreath
You’ll need:
Wreath form – mine came from Dollar Tree
Tinsel garland – mine came from Dollar Tree
Magnet – mine was a magnetic calendar I had gotten from Dollar Tree, but you could use any old magnets you have received in the mail, etc.
Glue
Permanent marker and orange construction paper.
Gauze (optional) – mine came from Dollar Tree
Since the wreath was green, I wrapped it in gauze in case it poked through the tinsel. I found I wouldn’t have necessarily needed this step as the tinsel did sufficient coverage. I secured the gauze with some hot glue but you could use any glue you want.
Next wrap the tinsel around the wreath and secure with glue.
You could stop here if you want or go on to make the snowman…
Using your magnet sheet & marker, make your snowman face.
I set the wreath on top of the sheet when deciding how big to make the nose and mouth. Cut the face out.
I tried an orange permanent marker to color in, but as you can see it wasn’t solid enough so I cut orange construction paper and glued it on top. You could use a button here and glue it on a magnet as well. If you want, make several faces out of the magnet so it can be changed up and fun for kids.
Next hang it on a door, refrigerator, or anything with metal on it. My wreath is hanging on a magnetic hook. This is a super easy project, and it’s a great one for kids!
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Love them both Chas! What a great job you did and your creativity always amazes me!
Thank you so much Linda, Merry Christmas!!!
Very cute ideas, that can be displayed all winter long. Visiting from Sew It Cook It Craft It party.
Thank you for stopping by Victoria and thank you regarding the snowmen wreaths. I do love things that can stay up for a “season” so you can enjoy them longer 🙂
Aw, these are both so cute; though my personal favorite is the top one. I just love lit wreaths! Thanks for sharing with us at the virtual refrigerator. Pinned.
Thank you and I love the lit up wreaths too. 🙂
These are both so cute! Love that they can be up all through winter. Thanks so much for sharing at the #happynowlinkup!
Thank you Leslie, and I too love that they can be up for multiple months 🙂
how super creative your snowman is. Thanks for sharing the how tos… love that carrot nose
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Thank you Angie, and thanks for stopping by 🙂
How big is the wreath you used and how much garland was needed? We are thinking of doing this for a Girl Scout activity and need an idea how much garland to purchase.
I am thinking you want to know about the foam covered snowman wreath right? (Since there are 2 on the post) The wreath was at Dollar Tree and I believe it was a 10 inch wreath. It was the only size they sold. For the garland I only bought 1 thing of garland and it was around 15 feet. If you do decide to make them, please send me pictures – I’d love to see them!
Don’t you just love snowmen!?! Your wreaths turned out so cute.
I totally love snowmen and one of the great things is that you can have them up for the season. Thank you Amy