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How To Make A Tabletop Wooden Snowman Face

You'll love these adorable tabletop snowman faces! If you are looking for a unique Christmas craft idea these little guys are perfect for your table or fireplace mantel. Made using inexpensive wood, scraps or pallets it's a real budget-friendly idea that will bring some cheer to your Christmas decor.
Prep Time20 minutes
Active Time30 minutes
Additional Time1 hour
Total Time1 hour 50 minutes
Yield: 1
Author: Kim
Cost: 2.00

Equipment

  • Foam paintbrushes
  • Small bristle paintbrushes
  • Glue gun
  • Glue sticks

Materials

Instructions

  • Cut your wood to length and sand smooth, then wipe off any dust before going further.
  • Place the hat brim pice on top of the face board on the angle you would like to use for the hat brim. 2 1/2 inches on the left top edge and 3 1/2 inches on the right is a good guideline. Draw a line along the bottom edge to be your painting line.
  • Paint the hat section, brim and base black and set aside until dry.
  • Paint the face background white remembering to get the side edges and let dry.
  • Draw or trace on a happy snowman face.
  • Paint the eyes black and the nose orange. The nose may need 2 to 3 coats of paint depending on what shade you are using.
  • Once the face has dried trace around the edges of the eyes and nose with a black paint marker. Then draw on a mouth. The curved edge of a tin can works great for this!
  • Line up the hat brim so that it overlaps the painting guideline you made earlier, making sure to center it. Then turn the snowman over and use the 1-inch wood screws to attach the brim.
  • Turn the base over and center the bottom of the face on it marking the edges. Start 3 screws in this area then turn the snowman on its side and finish attaching the base plate.
  • If desired hot glue a pretty flower just above the hat brim.