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December 2, 2011
Make a Snowman out of your child's sock!
Of course we had to start out with reading a fun book though. We chose Snowmen at Night by Carolyn Buehner.
Have you ever wondered why in the morning a snowman's grin is a little crooked, or his tree branches have moved? This fun book explores the adventures Snowmen might have at night which causes such a change. Of course we all know they are just melting, but have some fun with this book using your imagination. It is definitely a delightful read!
To make our snowmen, we started with a children's sock. You could obviously use whatever size sock you want depending on what size snowman you want to make.
The boys first added a small scoop of beans into the sock to add some weight to the bottom of the snowman.
Then they created a ball from fiber fill and stuffed it into the bottom of the sock. We then used a white plastic elastic to secure our ball in the sock. If you have little girls at your house I'm sure you know what elastics I'm talking about. I bought a huge multi-colored pack of them at the Dollar Store.
We made two more balls out of fiberfill the same way and secured them with the plastic elastics. You don't have to use a white elastic at the top because it will end up being covered.
Next fold the top of the sock down like this and get out your glue gun.
You have to fold up the sock and glue it down about halfway so it ends up looking like this. I hope that makes sense.
To make our hat, I cut out a rectangle piece of fleece and cut slits down one entire side of it.
Fold the sock top completely back down again and glue the fleece halfway down, all the way around the hat. Make sure you leave enough room at the bottom to fold up the white sock to make the brim of the hat.
It should look like this after gluing on the hat.
I then used another small elastic to form the top of the hat, and then folded up the top of the sock to make the brim of the hat.
Use another scrap of fabric to make a scarf for your snowman. Just cut slits in the ends of the fabric and tie it around the snowman's neck. We made one with the same fleece material, one with a fabric scrap I had, and one with a blue ribbon. I wanted to show you how you can really just use anything you have on hand.
Now comes the fun part of decorating your snowman. We first glued buttons onto the snowman with the glue gun. Then we added some googly eyes. We used pink acrylic paint to make the rosy cheeks and after they were dry, we used orange and black puffy paint to add the carrot nose and mouth. Be creative!
I tried to make mine girly with the purple floral scarf and the eyelashes.
I LOVED Andy's eyebrows! Such a manly snowman! I think my snowman had a crush on Andy's snowman. :)
Luke was so worried about adding the details to his snowman but he did soooo good! I let them practice a little on a paper plate with the puffy paint before putting it on their snowman. I wanted them to get a good handle on how quickly it came out.
Now we have a happy little snowman family keeping our couch company by the Christmas tree.
Just to forewarn you, if you have boys, these snowmen may very well keep them entertained for hours after they discover what a fun weapon they are when flinging them at each other. No worries though, they are super soft and as of yet, I have no injuries to report. Only hours of good fun! :)
Happy Crafting!
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30 comments:
- Carrie said...
What a great idea! I love it!
- December 2, 2011 at 9:17 PM
- Nicole said...
So cute, and if they can withstand "brotherly love" then it must be good! :)
- December 2, 2011 at 9:24 PM
- Betsy said...
Very cute and easy craft! I love the expression on Luke's snowman. I think he knows your snowman has the hots for the other one, and he's stuck in the middle!
- December 3, 2011 at 7:34 AM
- Lori said...
Very creative again! I love this craft!
Thanks for sharing with us!
- December 3, 2011 at 10:11 AM
- Brenna said...
What a cute idea. Think I'll save this thought for my January themes. Thanks.
- December 3, 2011 at 10:18 AM
- Tutus & Tea Parties said...
These are so cute! My daughter would love this.
I'd love for you to link up and share: http://tutusandteaparties.blogspot.com/2011/12/pinteresting-link-party-week-sixteen.html
- December 3, 2011 at 12:53 PM
- Rockabye Butterfly said...
Thanks for stopping by Rachel! I love your sock snowmen!! :))
- December 3, 2011 at 2:02 PM
- Kelly said...
So cute! Please link up to my party...
- December 3, 2011 at 3:32 PM
- Aimee from Classified: Mom said...
That turned out so stinkin cute! Pinned! Thank you for sharing your ideas with us on The Sunday Showcase
- December 3, 2011 at 6:38 PM
- Lindsi B said...
What an adorable and easy idea! I love the way the snowman turned out! Would you please share this with our readers for Fun Stuff Fridays? http://www.toysinthedryer.com/2011/12/fun-stuff-fridays-2.html
- December 3, 2011 at 6:51 PM
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- December 4, 2011 at 2:11 AM
- Carrie said...
Thank you for sharing them at Sharing Saturday!
- December 4, 2011 at 11:39 AM
- Holly said...
Oh my goodness - I am so GEEKED to have found your blog!!! WOO HOO! Can't wait to check things out.
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- December 4, 2011 at 2:50 PM
- E @ Act Fast Chef said...
I love this! So cute. And it is perfect to do with all of your unmatched socks!
- December 4, 2011 at 6:44 PM
- Beth (www.livinglifeintentionally.blogspot.com) said...
Super cute craft - I am totally going to do this with my kiddos in January!! And thanks for the book recommendation - I am putting a library hold on it as I speak =-) Thanks for linking up to TGIF! Can't wait to see what you do this week,
Beth =-)
- December 5, 2011 at 5:59 AM
- Big D and Me said...
So fun!
- December 5, 2011 at 12:10 PM
- Kelli said...
So adorable! I'd love for you to pop over and link these up in my Christmas Crafts & Recipes link up. http://3boysandadog.com/deals/2011/christmas-crafts-and-recipes-link-up/
Have a great day! Kelli
- December 6, 2011 at 9:06 AM
- maryanne @ mama smiles said...
These are adorable! Love that you used beans to weigh them down, too!
- December 6, 2011 at 10:28 AM
- The Sunshine Crew said...
Love your sock snowmen!
Saw your linky at the Sunday Showcase, so wanted to pop by to say hello.
My blog is Sunrise Learning Lab.
Hope that you will pop by and see what we are up to this week.
Colleen :)
- December 7, 2011 at 6:49 AM
- Shauna said...
These Snowman are SO absolutely adorable and we love that book! Thanks for sharing your creativity with all of us. You are amazing. I am bummed I missed your cleaning gloves giveaway. They were too cute!
Stop by sometime. I have some really fun holiday giveaways going on right now.
Take care,
- December 7, 2011 at 9:57 PM
- Miss Molly Compton said...
What an excellent idea, they look so cute. I can imagine a little snowman family: daddies sock, mummies sock and babies sock. X
- December 8, 2011 at 1:26 AM
- Bonne Maman said...
Wow I love these cute little snow men..I just came accross your blog today for the first time but will be following avidly from now on... what fabulous creative inspiration - thanks for sharing your ideas.
- December 8, 2011 at 7:59 AM
- Katie said...
These are ADORABLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love love love them. These would be another perfect fit for Thrifty Thursday! :D http://www.playingwithwords365.com/2011/12/thrifty-thursday-linky-party-2/
- December 9, 2011 at 12:23 AM
- Natasha said...
In am in love with this!!! Can't believe how easy it was to make!!
And just to let you know that you have been featured on Serenity Saturday link Party!!
Hope you can come and join us again this week
Natasha xxx
- December 10, 2011 at 5:12 AM
- Mindie Hilton said...
LOl, I have snowman socks written down in my idea book, but had no idea how I would do them. These are amazing. What a great job. I bet the kids love them. Happy holidays.
- December 10, 2011 at 6:51 AM
- Little Wonders' Days said...
These are super cute. They are a perfect craft for Snowmen at Night. Thanks for sharing at AfterSchool.
- December 11, 2011 at 6:07 PM
- Julie said...
I love these! And I am certain ours would end up attacking each other by the end of the day as well! Thanks for linking up to the Afterschool Blog Hop!
- December 12, 2011 at 11:01 AM
- Raising a Happy Child said...
Lovely! Visiting from Afterschool hop.
- December 14, 2011 at 9:15 PM
- Rachel Kaylynn said...
These are super cute. I pinned them, we are doing a winter unit in January & even though it may be a little tricky for my boys I think we are going to try these.
- December 25, 2011 at 6:23 PM
- Fatima Columbus said...
they are adorable and kids will enjoy this lovely project.
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My pally had only halve purples when it happened, but up until the first boss we had no problems and the only one struggling with mana was me. When we reached the first boss I looked again at the mana-bar of my shaman healer and found it at 80%. We had a warrior with about 60 rage so I decided to be a nice tank and enter combat fast so that he could use his rage.
While we did the 1st boss the healer wrote "are you mad?" in the channel. The healer left the fight with 40% mana, so I was not sure if I was the person he meant with his comment and I asked what his problem was. He asked if it was normal on our server to pull a boss when the healer is regging mana. I said that yes, it actually is normal behavior as I see when I play my healer. His response was something like "nowadays everybody claims to have a healer and a tank as an alt". (Which was a little bit funny since I obviously just played an alt tank.) I told him that I monitor healer mana and that since he left the encounter with 40% mana he had never been in danger of running oom.
Shortly we reached the final boss. Nobody had died up until then. Nobody but me had pulled aggro. I waited until everybody was at full mana (which took some time since the healer did not drink immediately). When I pulled the final boss nobody got heals and only one of the dps entered combat. The boss was at 70% when I had no more CDs and we wiped. All of us died. Then I was kicked.
I don't mind being kicked since the atmosphere was bad and I got a new group instantly. But what I keep asking me is: Why? Why kick the tank while doing the last boss if she does not really crazy things? Why deliberately wipe and pay repair bills, when there would have been no problem to kill the boss? They had to endure me maybe one more minute. But now they had to wait for another tank to enter the group. So late in the evening, that would be at least 5 minutes. Maybe 10 or 15.
My next group told me that they would prefer me pulling faster... Especially the healer was bored...


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