Dashing through the snow with our latest Paper Plate Snowman Sleigh Christmas kid craft idea! Check it out!!! #gluedtomycrafts

Snowman Sleigh Paper Plate Craft Idea

Did you happen to catch my Dollar Tree Snowman Sleigh post, from the other day?! It’s been pretty popular on Pinterest and because of that, it got me thinking!

I know not everyone is going to be able to find that particular decorative sleigh at their local Dollar Tree, especially as we get closer and closer to Christmas. This might become a problem, if you want to recreate our craft idea.

So I made it my mission to share ANOTHER version of my crafty idea, that my lovely readers can still take advantage of and really enjoy if they can’t find a small tinsel covered sleigh like we did {I would hate for ANYONE to feel left out!}

This particular winter themed craft still has that adorable handprint snowman element included, as well as it incorporating my FAVORITE craft supply – paper plates! So check out the full tutorial below to make your own “snowman filled sleigh!” We hope you love it and display it probably ALL season long, in your home!

Happy crafting, my friends!!! Don’t forget to share pictures of your finished paper plate snowman sleigh on our Facebook page to see! #gluedtomycrafts

PAIR YOUR SNOWMAN CRAFT WITH —> Popsicle Stick Sleigh Ornament

Snowman Sleigh Craft Supplies:

Large Paper Plate {one per snowman sleigh craft}
Craft Scissors
Craft Paint {any color you like but we used red!}
Paint Brush
White Cardstock Paper
Pencil or Pen
Black Cardstock Paper
Gray Cardstock Paper
Sharpie Markers {black and orange}
School Glue
Hand-Held Office Stapler
optional materials – ribbon, glitter, glitter glue

Directions:

First things first – grab your scissors and large paper plate. Cut the plate in half, straight up. Save one half for today’s craft and put the other aside for a rainy day!
Now that you have your paper plate half, you will want to cut a slight curve out on the straight edge side, that will give the paper sleigh more definition. Think of Santa’s sleigh and where we sits when you are cutting. Just don’t cut too much off {in that case – the second paper plate half piece will come in handy!}
Let’s get to the paint step! Squirt a small amount of paint on the paper plate half and have children use a paint brush, to move the paint all around until the piece is completely covered. Set aside to let it dry completely.
Next grab the white cardstock, pencil and scissors. Trace your child’s hand on the paper. Now trim that out with scissors. Use the black cardstock and various Sharpie markers to give each finger a “snowman” look. Set aside.
Now grab the gray cardstock. Cut out the bottom of the sleigh. Two sticks and the curved part on the bottom.
To finish off the Paper Plate Snowman Sleigh – simply staple the gray cardstock pieces in place and add ANY other embellishments you see fit. I added a bow and some glitter glue, but some Christmas stickers would be great too!
Then display it proudly for ALL to see throughout the season!

PAIR YOUR FINISHED CRAFT —> Paper Plate Snowman House

Quick Joke To Tell Afterwards:

Q: What did the snowman order at the fast food restaurant?
A: An ice burger extra cheese.

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At Glued To My Crafts, we believe every child should do at least ONE craft this holiday season! You can’t argue with extra family time together, while you make some one-of-a-kind crafts this time of year!

So please consider checking out our Christmas Trucks and Snow Globe craft posts for even more inspiration for YOU to take note of today! Then grab the required materials, set up shop on the table and join them in the fun!

Paper Plate Snowman Sleigh

Print This Tutorial

Tools:

Scissors
Paint Brush
Pencil or Pen
Sharpie Markers
School Glue
Hand-Held Office Stapler

Supplies:

Large Paper Plate
Craft Paint
Cardstock Paper

Instructions:

First things first - grab your scissors and large paper plate. Cut the plate in half, straight up. Save one half for today's craft and put the other aside for a rainy day!
Now that you have your paper plate half, you will want to cut a slight curve out on the straight edge side, that will give the paper sleigh more definition. Think of Santa's sleigh and where we sits when you are cutting. Just don't cut too much off {in that case - the second paper plate half piece will come in handy!}
Let's get to the paint step! Squirt a small amount of paint on the paper plate half and have children use a paint brush, to move the paint all around until the piece is completely covered. Set aside to let it dry completely.
Next grab the white cardstock, pencil and scissors. Trace your child's hand on the paper. Now trim that out with scissors. Use the black cardstock and various Sharpie markers to give each finger a "snowman" look. Set aside.
Now grab the gray cardstock. Cut out the bottom of the sleigh. Two sticks and the curved part on the bottom.
To finish off the Paper Plate Snowman Sleigh - simply staple the gray cardstock pieces in place and add ANY other embellishments you see fit. I added a bow and some glitter glue, but some Christmas stickers would be great too!
Then display it proudly for ALL to see throughout the season!

Paper Plate Snowman Sleigh Craft