Snowman Card Made With A Potato Stamp!
I’ll admit – I’m the first one to cry when the weatherman says snow is in the forecast. I’m an Oklahoma girl and snow is just not my cup of tea. I rather be in pouring rain for days, than in fluffy snow. I’ll gladly make my snowmen inside on the craft table if it means no shovel OR winter gear for me {sign me up for that type of winter!}
And on that note – sometimes you have to look in the least-likely place to find your BEST craft supply material {especially when it comes to kid crafts!}
Take for example today’s Potato Stamped Snowmen Card kid craft idea.
Not only is this a kid friendly craft that is perfect to welcome the winter weather inside your home BUT it’s also the perfect excuse to get the kids crafty while you make dinner in the kitchen that night. Just save a potato from hitting the boiling water and have kids set up shop on the dining room table. Seriously – you won’t believe how simple and inexpensive this craft is!!
So what are you waiting for? Craft up some frosty friends with your child today and show it off on my Facebook page for everyone to see! We can’t wait to see how you personalize your potato stamped snowman pieces!
Happy crafting and staying warm this winter season, my friends!!! #gluedtomycrafts
RELATED CRAFTS: Pom Pom Snowmen and Melted Snowmen Magnets
Potato Stamped Snowmen Cards
These darling potato stamped snowman cards are perfect for a winter-themed kids craft! They’re simple to make and tons of fun.
Craft Supplies:
- Blue Cardstock Paper Card
- Black Cardstock Paper
- Orange Cardstock Paper
- Choice of Color Cardstock Paper
- Adhesive
- Scissors
- 1 – Large sized Raw Potato
- Knife – adult supervision ALWAYS!
- White Craft Paint
- Small Paper Plate
- Black Sharpie Marker
- Embellishments
RELATED POST —> Potato Stamped Reindeer Card
Directions:
- First {with ADULT SUPERVISION} cut your potato in half. You will only need need one half for this craft but no worries – because I have some other ideas on my blog for the other half, you can craft up!
- Now grab your pre-folded cardstock card, craft paint and small paper plate.
- Squirt a small amount of white craft paint on the small paper plate.
- Have children dip one half of the potato into the white paint {smear it around} then stamp it on the front of the card.
- To finish off the Potato Stamped Snowman Card, cut out a hat, nose and scarf from your remaining cardstock paper sheets.
- Use the glue stick to adhere those in place on the stamped design.
- If desired, use the Sharpie marker to write a message such as “warm wishes” on the front of your card.
- Then set it all aside to let it dry completely, before displaying and/or giving away proudly!
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Don’t let the crafty fun melt away today!
If you are looking for even MORE snowman themed kid craft ideas, from Glued To My Crafts, be sure to check out these fun posts below listed below.
And “if” you decide to make this potato stamped snowman craft, please share a picture on our Facebook page for us to see. We love seeing our inspiration come to life!
- Stained Glass Snowmen
- Snowman Sensory Bin
- Snowman Playdough
- Cotton Ball Snowman Cupcake
- Paint Splat Melted Snowman
- Doily Melted Snowman Card
- Snowflake Snowman Ornament
- Craft Foam Snowflake Gnome
- Popsicle Stick Snowman Hat
- Potato Stamped Penguin Card
Potato Stamped Snowmen Cards
- Large, Raw Potato
- Knife - adult supervision ALWAYS!
- Cardstock Paper
- White Craft Paint
- Embellishments
Instructions
- First {with ADULT SUPERVISION} cut your potato in half. You will only need need one half for this craft but no worries – because I have some other ideas on my blog for the other half, you can craft up!
- Now grab your pre-folded cardstock card, craft paint and small paper plate.
- Squirt a small amount of white craft paint on the small paper plate.
- Have children dip one half of the potato into the white paint {smear it around} then stamp it on the front of the card.
- To finish off the Potato Stamped Snowman Card, cut out a hat, nose and scarf from your remaining cardstock paper sheets.
- Use the glue stick to adhere those in place on the stamped design.
- If desired, use the Sharpie marker to write a message such as "warm wishes" on the front of your card.
- Then set it all aside to let it dry completely, before displaying and/or giving away proudly!
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