Clothespin Snowman Craft for Kids to Make

If you think your clothespins are boring, why not give them a quirky makeover? This clothespin snowman craft is super cute and these little guys would look great almost anywhere, holding your favorite notes, gift cards and more.

We will be using these at the office during the winter months to help us keep up with “to do’s” and other important things.

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Clothespin Snowman Craft

What you need

natural wood clothespin
wool yarn of different colors
glue
orange mini pom pom
white paint
pain brush
black marker
drag

Start by painting the clothespins with white paint. Depending on the wood and the paint (and your preference), you may need more than one coat. Be careful, as the paint may “stick” to the clothespins, so open the clothespins a few times while the paint dries.

Once the paint is completely dry, it’s time to make the scarf. Take a short piece of yarn and wrap it around the clothespin, creating a scarf. Add a drop of glue to secure it.

Now take a black marker and draw two eyes, a mouth and black buttons on the snowman’s body.

Place a drop of glue between the eyes and mouth and glue a mini orange pom pom. Allow the glue to dry and your clothespin snowman craft is complete.

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