1. Snowman Wreath #1: Grapevine Wreath Form

Give your front door a rustic touch this holiday season with this super easy and cute grapevine snowman wreath. Many of the materials can be picked up from the Dollar Store or use your own decorations you already have in your stash.

SUPPLIES:

• 2 Grapevine Wreath Forms (one 14″ and one 18″)
• Floral Wire
• Fairy Lights (I used two packs)
• Black Felt
• Hot glue gun and glue sticks
• Red and white check ribbon
• 1 pipe cleaner
• Twine
• 2 Jumbo gold jingle bells
• Faux greenery and berries

HOW TO MAKE A RUSTIC SNOWMAN WREATH

1. Lay the two wreaths side by side on a level table.
2. Attach the two wreaths with floral wire in two separate sections, tying them both in the back.
   
3. Position the battery pack of the fairy lights at the top of the wreath and begin winding the lights around the wreath forms.
   
4. Use floral wire (or hot glue) to secure the two battery packs together.
5. Take a piece of black felt and cut it in half. Then fold one of the halves to make the brim of the hat. Fold it around the battery pack and secure it with hot glue.
   
6. Add a tiny bow with a red and white check ribbon. Secure it with hot glue to the hat.
7. Wrap the snowman neck with the red and white ribbon.
8. Attach to jumbo jingle bells with a piece of twine (one jingle bell on each end). Hang this around the neck.
9. Make a large bow to attach, tying off the center with a piece of pipe cleaner. Cover the center part with another piece of ribbon to hide the pipe cleaner.
   
10. Add some faux red berries and greenery to the bottom of the snowman. You can stick them in place or attach them with hot glue.
    

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Grapevine Form Snowman Wreath

Yield: 1 wreath

Make this super cute rustic snowman wreath using two grapevine wreath forms.

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Materials

• 2 Grapevine Wreath Forms (one 14" and one 18")
• Floral Wire
• Fairy Lights (I used two packs)
• Black Felt
• Hot glue gun and glue sticks
• Red and white check ribbon
• 1 pipe cleaner
• Twine
• 2 Jumbo gold jingle bells
• Faux greenery and berries

Instructions

1. Lay the two wreaths side by side on a level table.
2. Attach the two wreaths with floral wire in two separate sections, tying them both in the back.
3. Position the battery pack of the fairy lights at the top of the wreath and begin winding the lights around the wreath forms.
4. Use floral wire (or hot glue) to secure the two battery packs together.
5. Take a piece of black felt and cut it in half. Then fold one of the halves to make the brim of the hat. Fold it around the battery pack and secure it with hot glue.
6. Add a tiny bow with a red and white check ribbon. Secure it with hot glue to the hat.
7. Wrap the snowman neck with the red and white ribbon.
8. Attach to jumbo jingle bells with a piece of twine (one jingle bell on each end). Hang this around the neck.
9. Make a large bow to attach, tying off the center with a piece of pipe cleaner. Cover the center part with another piece of ribbon to hide the pipe cleaner.
10. Add some faux red berries and greenery to the bottom of the snowman. You can stick them in place or attach them with hot glue.

2. Snowman Wreath #2: Wood Beads

This wood bead snowman wreath is a fun craft to do and a great way to put your wood bead stash to great use. This adorable wreath would match any decor style.

SUPPLIES:

• 2 Wreath Rings (from a 3-pack)
• Wood Beads
• Twine
• Acrylic Paint (white) and water
• Plastic ziplock bag
• Wire cutters
• Hot Glue
• Ribbon
• Optional Embellishments: ribbon, mini bells, faux greenery, etc.

HOW TO MAKE A WOOD BEAD SNOWMAN WREATH

1. Use the two smallest rings in the pack (7.8″ and 9.8″).
2. String wood beads of the same size onto a piece of twine. Be sure to string enough to fit around both wreath wreath
3. forms.
4. Put the beads into a gallon-size plastic bag. Add a small splash of water and a big splash of white acrylic paint.
   
5. Vigorously shake the bag to “paint” all of the wood beads at the same time.
6. Remove the beads and hang them to dry.
7. Use wire cutters to cut the rings at their seams. Now you can string the beads onto each wreath form.
   
8. Apply a dab of hot glue on the two wood beads that come together at the seams (this re-attaches the wire forms).
   
9. Secure the two circles together with white floral wire or a zip tie.
10. Decorate your snowman with some ribbon. I used a piece of scrap cardboard to create a little snowman hat and attached faux greenery to the hat as well. I dressed the neck with mini jingle bells and an additional ribbon. I also attached more faux pine to the bottom.
    

3. Snowman Wreath #3: Pom Pom

Put your pom pom maker to use with this snowman wreath idea. It’s fluffy, festive, and fun to make. If you’re new to making pom-pom wreaths, I *HIGHLY* recommend reading this tutorial and/or watching the video to get the hang of it: How to Make a Winter Pom Pom Wreath

SUPPLIES

• Yarn (I used a blanket textured yarn)
• Pom Pom Maker (2 pack)* – you can find them at the craft store or on Amazon
• Small Wire Wreath Form (8″)
• Scissors
• Pipe Cleaners
• Embellishments: small orange bead and small black pom poms
• Toilet Paper Tube and green yarn – to make the hat and scarf

HOW TO MAKE A POM POM SNOWMAN WREATH

1. Use the smaller of the two pom pom makers, and start making pom poms. Secure them in the center with a pipe cleaner that has been cut in half.
2. Secure the pom poms to the wreath form with the pipe cleaner ends on each pom pom. Completely fill up the wreath form to create the snowman body.
   
3. Use the large pom pom maker to create one large pom pom for the head. Attach it with a pipe cleaner.
4. Create the snowman’s face using an orange bead and small black pom poms, attaching them with hot glue.
   
5. Make the hat out of yarn and a toilet paper tube (see the video for a thorough tutorial). Cut at 1/4 to 1/2-inch section of paper tube. Loop lengths of yarn around the tube. Then secure the yarn ends with another piece of yarn tied in a bow. Trim the ribbon ends to form a pom-pom on top of the hat.
6. Attach the hat with hot glue. Braid some yarn to create the scarf.
   

BONUS: Snowman Door Hanger Craft

Who knew that you could make a rustic snowman using mixing bowls? This Snowman Door Hanger Craft does just that!

MORE SNOWMAN CRAFTS TO TRY

• Do you save your old wine bottle corks? Turn them into a unique snowman with this Upcycled Wine Cork Snowman Craft. This is a farmhouse-inspired craft that will surely add a cute touch to your winter decor.
• Make this beautiful Embroidery Hoop Snowman Craft with Lace Doilies using Dollar Store supplies and minimal time. This would be a great craft project to do with your craft friends.
• Follow this quick and easy tutorial to make this wooden spoon snowmen winter craft – you can customize any way you like using dollar store supplies.
• These charming snowman crafts are the perfect projects for adults to make this winter. You’ll find a variety of ideas for all crafting styles and levels!