Now that December is here, we can’t wait to share this idea with you! If you love to set your table in a special way for the holidays, you will love this DIY Snowman place setting. If you have a special “kids table” at your house for get togethers, then the kids will LOVE this too!
Today I’ll show you how we assemble a snowman place setting with simple supplies. It’s so adorable!
Snowman Place Setting
Materials Needed to Make a Snowman with Plates
- White plates in 2 sizes. We happen to have white glass plates, but you could always use paper plates or disposable plastic plates too! Use whatever works best for you:)
- Buttons. I got these red and green ones at Hobby Lobby.
- Gold utensils: fork, spoon, and knife.
- Orange construction paper
- Black cocktails size napkins
- Scissors
- Red ribbon
- Chocolate coal (found in the seasonal candy isle)
- Optional: novelty corn cob pipe. I found them at Hobby Lobby but Amazon sells them here too.
How to make a Snowman with Plates
Other DIY Christmas Crafts You Might Like:
- Mason Jar Lid Snow Globes
- Fish Bowl Snowman
- Candy Sleigh
- Giant Ornaments
- Penguins Sliding Down the Stairs
Isn’t he just the cutest?
I can think of a few people who would love to see this waiting for them at their spot on the table!
Snowman Place Setting
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You Will Need
- White plates in 2 sizes. We happen to have white glass plates, but you could always use paper plates or disposable plastic plates too! Use whatever works best for you:)
- Buttons. I got these red and green ones at Hobby Lobby.
- Gold utensils: fork, spoon, and knife.
- Orange construction paper
- Black cocktails size napkins
- Scissors
- Red ribbon
- Chocolate coal (found in the seasonal candy isle)
- Optional: novelty corn cob pipe. I found them at Hobby Lobby but Amazon sells them here too.
Directions
- Start by setting the plates out with the smaller one on top.
- Next, cut a triangle carrot for this nose out of orange construction paper
- Cut a long piece of red ribbon and tie it in a bow. Cut one strand of the ribbon shorter than the other so it resembles a scarf. Place the red ribbon “scarf” in between the two plates.
- Put the black napkin on top of his head and then place the golden knife on to to hold the napkin top hat in place.
- Give him arms by using the fork and spoon.
- Add buttons, chocolate coal eyes, and a corn cob pipe.
SO cute! That and the fishbowl snowman, and I am well on the way to great decorating this season! Thanks, SmartSchoolHouse!! Such creative ideas!!!