When you think of spring, you probably don’t think about snowmen . . . unless, of course, you have Frozen Fever! My girls and I were lucky enough to see Cinderella this weekend, and we fell in love with the baby snowmen {Snowgies} introduced in the new short before the film. Two minutes into the short, my wheels were spinning for a craft! I hope you love this adorable Frozen Fever Snowgies Craft as much as we do!
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I know most of you probably haven’t seen the movie yet, so I’ll try not to give anything away. Let’s just say that sneezing can be very dangerous when you have magical powers! We didn’t want our Olaf to be lonely, so we made him lots of new friends.
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Easy Snowgies Craft for Kids
These little guys are super easy to make, and you only need a few materials and a few minutes. Ready to get started? Here we go!
Materials:
- White 1.5 inch pom-poms
- White .5 inch pom-poms
- Black .12 inch pom-poms
- Black felt (I used sticky-backed felt)
- Glue (I used my new favorite Elmer’s X-treme School Glue)
- Scissors
Directions:
- Glue the two largest pom-poms together, one on top of the other. (If one is larger than the other, put the largest pom-pom on top.) These are the body and head of the snowman.
- Glue the small white pom-poms to the front of the body of the snowman.
- Glue two tiny black pom-poms on the face as eyes.
- Cut a mouth from the felt and glue it on the face.
You’re done! Easiest craft ever! Now go have fun with your creations. I have a feeling I’ll be finding these little cuties all over the house for a long time!
Now, if only my cold would produce something as exciting as Elsa’s! I’m afraid my sneezes aren’t nearly as fun!
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These guys are absolutely adorable!
Thanks so much, Marilyn. After seeing the movie, we couldn’t resist!
So cute! I love this!
Thanks, Lara. They were really fun to make (and super easy, too).
Those are so cute!!
Thanks, Diana. Have you seen the movie? We couldn’t resist!
Super adorable!! Thanks for the great idea!
Thanks, Patricia (and you’re welcome). We had a lot of fun creating a family of mini snowmen.
I love Snowgies, my daugther loves Snowgies, everyone has to love Snowgies.
Thanks for the great idea. I hope you don’t mind, I’ve included it in my “Ten of the best Frozen Fever party ideas” round up: http://best.frozenpartyideas.co.uk/10-of-the-best-frozen-fever-party-ideas/
Sarah @frozenpartyideas xx
Of course, I don’t mind, Sarah! Thanks so much. I’m off to check out your post.
So cute!! I will be making those with my daughter. Thank you!
Hat fun, Annie! It’s a really simple project. Thanks for commenting!
how long did it take these to dry? I am thinking of doing this as our craft at the party but want to make sure they will be dry in time! Thanks
To be honest, I can’t remember, Tiffany. Here’s what I do if I have a craft that needs to dry at a party: I write the kids’ names on small paper plates. I put each child’s project on their own paper plate. When it’s time to go home, they take their project home on the plate, and it can finish drying at home. Have fun!
These are adorable! I went to Michael’s in search of those specific size pom poms and they don’t carry 1.5inch and 0.12inch. I was wondering where did you buy yours?
It’s been so long since I did this project, that I don’t remember! I buy all my craft supplies at Michael, Joann’s or Walmart. Since Walmart usually has fewer options than the other two, I bet I bought them at Joann’s. I hope that helps.