Do you wonder how to make a snowman craft? I grabbed 2 vases at the thrift store and with a little floor cleaner, glitter, and extras I turned them into a glittery snowman for the winter season!
I got these 2 vases at the thrift store – one will be the head and the other will be the body.
If you like upcycling you might like some of these Repurposed & Upcycled projects.
Start by pouring Pledge floor cleaner into the vase.
Swirl the floor cleaner all around the vase so that it coats the entire vase.
Pour the excess back into the floor cleaner container.
If you like this you might some of my other home hacks.
Pour white glitter into the vase.
Spin the vase around to coat the entire vase in glitter. Pour out the excess onto a paper plate. You’ll be able to put this extra glitter back in the jar for another use later.
I set the first vase aside and did the same process with the second vase. I let the 2 vases dry completely.
If you like crafts you might like my seasonal DIYs
I placed the first vase onto the second vase like this to make the snowman shape. You could glue these vases together with an adhesive of your choice. I decided not to but you’ll see why soon…
I added a hat to his head. I found this cute one at Dollar Tree.
I hot glued on some button eyes, nose, and mouth. I was lucky enough to find a whole container of buttons at the Dollar Tree as well.
If you like this project you might like some of my other snowmen projects.
I hot glued 3 buttons onto his belly.
I added a scarf I found at Dollar Tree to his neck.
He’s all decorated and ready to go.
If you like this project you might like Easy Christmas Outdoor Decorations
I decided not to glue my head and body together as I added a battery operated LED light to his body for added glow.
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That’s adorable, inexpensive and so easy to do! The LED light really is a great added touch. Thanks for the idea.
Thank you so much Stephanie, we absolutely love him and I have a tendency to add lights to everything 🙂
This is a really cute up cycle project. I never would have thought of it. Found you on Simple Homestead blog Hop.
Thank you so much Candy and thanks for stopping by.
What an adorable project! I am definitely trying this one…looks like someone of my crafting ability can accomplish it! Thanks for sharing! I am now following from random-osity…you can follow back if you wish at Annster’s Domain
Thank you so much Ann and I’d love to see pictures of yours when it’s done. Thanks for stopping by and the invitation to follow back – I’d love to. 🙂
Chaz, my go to diy creation queen ??. I am always so excited to get my alerts for a new blog every time. The snowman idea is so adorable and was a hit last night. My sister and her husband along with my beautiful nieces and nephews came down to L.A. from the Pismo Beach area for my birthday as a surprised. They all loved our little snowman idea, so much they wanted to make a couple of their own as a Mr. & Mrs. Frost. Thank you for another fabulous creation daahhling… ?
Thank you so much Jaden and thanks for sharing your story with me. So very touching and I love that they surprised you (Happy Birthday) and everyone wants to make one. Sending hugs to you 🙂
How adorable! What a unique and creative idea! Thank you so much for sharing! – From the Blogger’s Pitstop
Thank you so much Denise, and thanks for stopping by.
How cute! Thanks for sharing with us at The Blogger’s Pit Stop!
Thank you Roseann, and thanks for the great link party and stopping by.
So cute! I like the idea of being able to add a battery light, too. Thanks for sharing at Merry Monday. I’m including your snowman in my Party Features next week 🙂
Thank you so much Emily and thanks for hosting a wonderful place for all of us to share our creations