How to Make a Sock Snowman

How to Make a Sock Snowman - or a whole army of sock snowmen!

Did you ever see those cute snowmen made from socks?  I've seen them and always wondered how to make one.  It's so much easier than I thought and there is no sewing required.  This would make a great craft to do with your kids and it's super inexpensive.

How to Make a Snowman from Socks

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Does this Carrot Make My Nose Look Big Troy, the Snowman made from socks at cupcakesandcrinoline.com

Supplies for making your sock snowman:

1 white tube sock

1 pair of colorful Christmas socks {I bought these at the Dollar Tree but you can get them just about anywhere this time of year}

Twine or string

2 black buttons

Black paint for the mouth

Orange paint or an orange chenille pipe cleaner for the nose

Rice

2 rubber bands

Instructions for Making an Adorable Sock Snowman:

Snowman Sock body

1.  Cut the bottom off of a white tube sock and discard {or save for some other project ~ I don't have one though so you're on your own with that!}.

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2.  Turn tube inside out and place rubber band about an inch from the top and secure tightly.

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3.  Turn your sock tube right side out.

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 4.  Fill sock with rice.

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5.  Secure top of sock with rubber band.

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6.  Cut decorative socks as shown.  You'll only need the top of the one on the left and the bottom part (without the toe) as well.  Ignore the one on the right....I was experimenting with cuts and didn't isolate the right picture ~ if you have any questions, just let me know.  🙂

How to Make a Snowman From Socks at cupcakesandcrinoline.com

7.  Place the top, cut apart, portion of the sock down over his midsection and secure with twine.  Add the bottom portion to his head for a hat and secure the top part with twine.

8.  Add the buttons for eyes, use the tip of a paintbrush dipped in black paint for the mouth and paint on a sideways triangle for the nose.

More Cute Christmas Kids Crafts:

Snowman Made from Socks at cupcakesandcrinoline.com

You can leave your snowman as is or use a chenille pipe cleaner for the nose ~ I liked him both ways but he told me he really wanted a 'carrot' nose and the closest thing I could find was the pipe cleaner.  😉

I hope you like Troy and if you make any of your own I would LOVE to see them!

How to Make a Sock Snowman

This is a fun wintertime and Christmas craft for both kids and adults, with lots of opportunity to add your own artistic touch and no sewing is needed. Great for décor and gift giving.
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Close up photo of a Snowman made from socks!
Hands On Time:15 minutes
Total Time:15 minutes

Supplies

  • 1 white tube sock
  • 1 pair colorful Christmas socks
  • 2 black buttons
  • black paint for mouth
  • orange paint or orange chenille pipe cleaner for the nose
  • bag of rice
  • 2 rubber bands

Instructions

  • Cut the bottom off of a white tube sock and discard {or save for some other project ~ I don't have one though so you're on your own with that!}.
  • Turn tube inside out and place rubber band about an inch from the top and secure tightly.
  • Turn your sock tube right side out.
  • Fill sock with rice.
  • Secure top of sock with rubber band.
  • Cut decorative socks as shown.  You'll only need the top of the one on the left and the bottom part (without the toe) as well.  Ignore the one on the right....I was experimenting with cuts and didn't isolate the right picture ~ if you have any questions, just let me know.  🙂
  • Place the top, cut apart, portion of the sock down over his midsection and secure with twine.  Add the bottom portion to his head for a hat and secure the top part with twine.
  • Add the buttons for eyes, use the tip of a paintbrush dipped in black paint for the mouth and paint on a sideways triangle for the nose.

As with any of my recipes, calorie counts and nutritional information varies greatly depending on which products you choose to use when cooking this dish.

Makes: 1 snowman
Calories:
Author: Mary Beth
Cost: $1.00
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  1. Jennifer @ Town and Country Living says:

    So stinkin' adorable!! 🙂