Simple Paper Snowman Craft

There’s nothing better than a quick and clever craft, and this simple paper snowman craft is just that. The perfect little classroom project for the winter months that can easily be turned into a decoration.

Simple Paper Snowman Craft

What you need

white paper
drag
buttons (pom poms or paper will work, or just use a marker)
orange paper
glue
black marker

Cut 3 strips of paper. Two strips can be the same width, but one should be slightly thinner.

Make a roll of paper from each roll. Start with a wider roll. For the next wide roll, you will want to make the diameter of the roll slightly smaller (cut off the excess paper). Do the same with the last roll, making it smaller than the diameter of the previous roll.

Glue the rolls together. If you are using glue that takes a while to set, you can help yourself with clothespins. That way, you can start decorating while you wait for the glue to set.

Glue the button, draw the mouth and eyes and glue the carrot onto the paper.

If you want your snowman to stand tall, you will need to weigh it down with something (rocks). However, we recommend hanging, some of these adorable snowmen would make great classroom decorations.

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