Easy DIY Snowman Candles
Do you like to make DIY gifts? I’m sharing how I made these DIY snowman candles with a few different shape and sized candles.
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What I like about these snowman candles (besides it’s easy & very affordable), is that you can keep it up even after the holidays. I keep a lot of my snowmen stuff up and out until it’s time for spring decorating.
What do I need to make a diy snowman candle?
- A candle of your choice
- Paint or Markers
- Paint Brush
- Fabric
First use black paint to paint on the snowman face of your choice.
You’ll see the candle on the right I decided to paint his lid as a hat. The candle on the left is a battery operated candle, but you could do this on pillar candles as well.
You could also use paint markers or permanent markers as well.
Next use orange paint or a marker to draw on a carrot nose.
Optional – cut a small piece of fleece to wrap around your candle as a scarf.
Another option is to buy a scarf and wrap it around the base of a bigger candle. Then the scarf can be used by whomever you are giving it to as well.
You’re gift is ready to give! Kids can get in on this project – great for gifts and classroom parties.
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ADORABLE! I love these sweet candles, my friend 🙂 I hope you had a splendid Thanksgiving.
Hugs! Stephanie-The Enchanting Rose
Thank you Stephanie, it was a lovely Thanksgiving and I hope yours was fantastic as well. Hugs back to you my friend!
So cute, Chas! I love the simple things that you do that have such a big impact!
Thank you Linda, you are so sweet!
Awww! These are super adorable!
Thank you Veronica 🙂
These are so sweet! They’d make a really nice kid’s project for gifts, too – thanks for sharing with Party in Your Pjs!
Thank you Lynda, and here’s a tip for the kids… if they are trying to paint the eyes and mouth, have them dip q-tips in the paint to help make the circles 🙂
The scarves are the perfect touch and this is an affordable craft, the best kind. Thank you for sharing with us this week at Celebrate Your Story and we hope you will join us again next week.
Thank you Sandra, and I love joining your party – thanks for having it!
Those are so adorable! I know just the person who would love something like that. Thanks so much for sharing at the #happynowlinkup!
Thank you so much Leslie 🙂