Simple cupcake liner snowman craft for kids. Simple and easy way to turn cupcake liners into a cute snowman. Fun winter craft for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarteners.
Last week, we made the paper plate snowman craft. It turned out cute, but it may be too big for some of you to make at home.
Today, we made cupcake liner snowman. This snowman craft fits on a piece of paper and may be easier to make at school vs the paper plate snowman.
This winter craft will go well with the book or movie Frosty the Snowman. My kids love the song.
We had snow last week and my kids already had a snowman built within 30 minutes of being outside. They love the snow.
This kids craft is fun to make on a cold winter afternoon. It is easy and you probably already have the supplies. If you don’t have white cupcake liners, you can cut circles from white paper.
We added snow to our picture by dipping a pencil eraser into white paint and then pressing it onto the paper. Some kids enjoyed this more than others and had a lot of snow falling on their snowman.
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Cupcake Liner Snowman Supplies
- 3 white cupcake liners
- Black, orange, brown, and blue construction paper
- Scissors
- Glue
- Small black buttons (optional)
Cupcake Liner Snowman Instructions
Flatten and glue 3 cupcake liners in a snowman pattern on the blue construction paper.
Next, cut out a rectangle and a square from black construction paper. These will be used to make the snowman’s hat.
Glue the square to the center of the rectangle to make a hat. See picture below.
Then, cut out small circles from the black construction paper for the eyes and mouth. Cut out a small orange triangle for the carrot nose.
Glue the black paper hat to the cupcake liner snowman.
Glue the eyes, nose, and mouth to the snowman.
Glue black buttons on the snowman’s body. If you don’t have black buttons, you can cut out circles from black construction paper.
Cut out 2 stick arms from the brown construction paper.
Glue 1 stick arm to each side of the snowman.
If you want, you can add snow to your snowman picture. Dip a pencil eraser into white paint and press down around your snowman. This will make it look like it is snowing in your picture.
I hope you enjoy making this cupcake liner snowman craft with your kids.
