Simple DIY Snowman Ornament
A simple yet adorable craft project to make using wooden beads and twine, this snowman ornament craft is a perfect way to decorate your tree!
I particularly love this craft because the whole family can get in on the fun – it’s perfect for kids of all ages.
Get more Christmas inspiration — including Christmas recipes, holiday crafts and children’s activities.
This post contains affiliate links.
Adorable Christmas Books
When you’re done playing, snuggle up and enjoy these Christmas Books with your child.
Pete the Cat Saves Christmas: Includes Sticker Sheet!The Night Before Christmas HardcoverHow Winston Delivered ChristmasLittle Blue Truck’s Christmas: A Christmas Holiday Book for Kids
Bear Stays Up for ChristmasA Very Fiona Christmas (A Fiona the Hippo Book)Construction Site on Christmas NightThe Berenstain Bears’ Night Before Christmas
Or enjoy these wonderful Christmas Board Books, Personalized Christmas Books, Twas the Night Before Christmas Books or Baby Christmas Books with your child. It’s the perfect way to tie in the holiday to your Christmas activities!
Snowman Ornament
This wood bead snowman ornament is the perfect craft for the season to add to your Christmas Tree.
Another fun ornament to make are these homemade cinnamon spice ornaments.
Supplies:
- 3 – 20mm wooden beads
- Markers – black an orange
- Twine
- Scissors
- Tape (optional)
- ¼ inch Ribbon
Snowman Ornament Directions:
Use the black marker to draw “eyes” on one of the beads.
Use the orange marker to draw the “nose” underneath the eyes.
Use the black marker to draw a mouth under the “eyes”.
Cut a 12 inch length of twine.
Tie a double knot, making a 1-2 inch loop, leaving about ¼ inch of twine hanging off the end.
Thread the bead that you just made the snowman face on through the unlooped end of the twine. Thread it up over the ¼ inch of twine from the previous step too.
NOTE: If you are having trouble threading the bead, this is where the tape comes in. Wrap a piece around the bottom of the twine where you are threading the beads. It will help them slide on easier.
National Tree Company Pre-Lit Artificial Christmas Wreath
Pre-Lit 20 Inch Lighted Christmas WreathChristmas Artificial Wreath for Front Door13 Inch Christmas Wreath-
Thread the next two brands onto the twine.
Tie a double knot tightly under the third bead, then snip off the end with a scissors.
Cut an 8 inch length of ribbon, and tie it into a bow between the snowman face bead and the one under it.
Trim each end of the ribbon on an angle.
Printable Christmas Fun!
Keep the fun going! Unwrap a delightful assortment of printable treasures that will add warmth, joy and learning to your Christmas celebrations.
- Minute To Win It Games
- Dear Santa Letter Coloring Page
- Christmas I Spy Games
- Santa Says Interactive Game
- Elf Coloring Pages for Kids
- Candy Cane Coding
- Christmas Charades
- December Mystery Puzzles
- Christmas Yoga
- No-Prep December Sensory Activities
- Elf on the Shelf Bingo
- Christmas Tic Tac Toe Game
- Christmas Tree Color by Coding
- Holiday Hats
So, dust off your printer and let the Christmas fun begin with our selection of delightful printables!
Simple DIY Snowman Ornament
A simple yet adorable craft project to make using wooden beads and twine, this snowman ornament craft is a perfect way to decorate your tree! A perfect kid craft for the season or homemade ornaments for your Christmas Tree.
Materials
- 3 - 20mm wooden beads
- Markers - black an orange
- Twine
- ¼ inch Ribbon
Tools
- Scissors
- Tape (optional)
Instructions
- Use the black marker to draw “eyes” on one of the beads.
- Use the orange marker to draw the “nose” underneath the eyes.
- Use the black marker to draw a mouth under the “eyes”.
- Cut a 12 inch length of twine.
- Tie a double knot, making a 1-2 inch loop, leaving about ¼ inch of twine hanging off the end.
- Thread the bead that you just made the snowman face on through the unlooped end of the twine. Thread it up over the ¼ inch of twine from the previous step too.
- Thread the next two brands onto the twine.
- Tie a double knot tightly under the third bead, then snip off the end with a scissors.
- Cut an 8 inch length of ribbon, and tie it into a bow between the snowman face bead and the one under it.
- Trim each end of the ribbon on an angle.
Notes
If you are having trouble threading the bead, this is where the tape comes in. Wrap a piece around the bottom of the twine where you are threading the beads. It will help them slide on easier.