Snowman Crafts: Fun Crafts for Kids

Doesn't this look like a fun activity to do with the kids? Can you imagine all the different expressions on the snowman faces? Go to Better Homes and Gardens for all the information.

Who better to watch over you while you prepare for Christmas than a group of watchful snowmen? For the directions, and patterns for the faces, go to the Kids & Glitter site.

A cheerful glow is added to any room with this perfect decoration for winter. The directions for this project can be found on the CRAFTS FOR ALL SEASONS site.

This cute little country style, tea-dyed snowman is a no-sew project. For the directions and a recipe for tea-dying, go to the Kids & Glitter site.

This is such a cute snowman project. For the instructions for this snowman, go to All Free Crafts.

There are still uses for wire coat hangers other than hanging clothes. How about making a snowman! For the directions and patterns, go to the Kids & Glitter site.

You can find the directions for making these attractive snowman candles at Family Fun.

Put one of these holiday bookmarks in with a book gift this year, these flakey friends are ready to bookmark your favorite Christmas story. Find the directions and patterns for the bookmarks on the Kids & Glitter site.

I love these chair covers. A fun family project. Go to FamilyFun to find out how to make them.

With a little imagination a crafter can think up a use for about anything. For the directions for this unique use of paint sticks, go to the Examiner website.

Frame your finished winter scene and display it during the winter season. You will find the directions for this project on the Kids & Glitter site.

I think these would be quick and easy to make, great for an ornament exchange or for a small stocking stuffer. For the instructions for this project, go to Art Chick Studio.

This guy looks like he's ready to start pelting us with snowballs. You'll find the directions for making this wreath at Better Homes and Gardens.

The kids will love making this hanging snowman. This snowman can be finished on both sides. Vary the colors on each side. To find the patterns and directions, go to Kids & Glitter.

You'll need the sleeve of an old sweater for this little snowman activity. Find out what else you'll need by going to Crafts & Sutch.

A canning jar turned snowman candy jar. For the directions, go to Family Crafts.

So simple that you may want to make three of them in a centerpiece. Find the directions for this snowman at Kids & Glitter.

You can't buy much these days with 5 cents, but you can buy snowflakes from this little snowman. To find the instructions for this project, go to NORTH POLE CHRISTMAS.

This little guy would be right at home on your mantel or under the tree. Go to All Free Crafts for the directions.

You might need to help the littlest kids making this, but everyone else will enjoy making them on their own. Go to Activity village for the directions.

This can be a table runner or you can make a pillow. Find the directions at the Better Homes and Gardens site.

A great project for the kids. A stocking and a stocking cap for this snowman. This project's directions and patterns are on the Kids & Glitter site.

A great look for your Christmas or holiday decorations. Go to Craft At Home for the directions.

Giving candy gifts in a jar is a popular gift, one that is fun to give or to receive. Go to AllFreeHolidayCrafts to find the instructions for this activity.

This little snowman is made using a globe shaped light bulb. You'll find the instructions for this project at All Free Crafts.