Mobile Craft Supply Box
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Glass Ornament Snowmen
February 12th, 2013 posted by Amanda Formaro
Looking for a quick and easy dress up to those plain glass ornaments in your Christmas box? Or maybe you need a unique Christmas gift idea? Try these adorable snowmen on for size!
You will need
6 white or silvery-white glass ornament balls acrylic paint in black, pink, and orange scraps of fabric 4 pairs of pom poms, your choice of colors 2- 14″ long strips cut from flannel or an old scarf craft or hot glue small paint brush 
If you make this project
we’d love to see it! Just send your photos and comments to the editor and it may get published on our Facebook fan page !
What you do
Keep ornaments in their tray if possible to make for a sturdy placeholder while you work.
Faces
Using paint brush and black paint, paint on simple dot eyes and mouths. Use orange paint to give each snowman a nose, and botch on pink paint for cheeks.
Earmuffs
Using scraps of solid colored fabric, fashion headband for earmuffs, glue in place across top of ornament, just below the top of the ornament. Glue pom poms at each end of the headband to form earmuffs. Note: You may need to trim one side of each pom pom to “flatten” it a bit to allow for easier application.
Scarved Snowmen
For the snowmen that are wearing scarves, follow instructions above for faces. Next, at the middle of the strip of scarf, glue to the top of the ornament, above the snowman’s eyes. Carefully glue in place, working your way around the face on both sides until both ends meet near the bottom of the ornament. Tie together and glue any areas that are out of place. 
Amanda Formaro is a freelance writer, editor, craft designer, and recipe developer. She loves multi-tasking and has been writing and working on the Internet since 1997. You can find her at AmandaFormaro.com. You’ll find her craft projects at CraftsbyAmanda.com and her recipes on AmandasCookin.com.
