I did get a couple things done last night and finished this guy up using one of my .20 cent thrift store jars. I made a round head snowman head and painted his face then did a nice coffee stain on him for that distressed aged look.
These jars are perfect for this. You really cant see it but I did put a feather tree in the jar, attached down with some E 6000, some glittery snow flakes and a string of mini white lights.
On the front I speckeled it with snow and added a couple pieces of some scrapbook gem flourishes and the words let it snow.
The cheesecloth scarf is perfect for him with a rusty star.
The black stovetop hat is just osnaburg fabric painted, sanded, and then rubbed with some cinnamon. I have 6 more of these guys hanging on my clothesline in my craft studio drying, cant wait to make something with them next. I also painted some old large spoons we found and basecoated some tins for painting snowmen on. Lots to do today!! Hope you have a wonderful sunday!
These jars are perfect for this. You really cant see it but I did put a feather tree in the jar, attached down with some E 6000, some glittery snow flakes and a string of mini white lights. 
On the front I speckeled it with snow and added a couple pieces of some scrapbook gem flourishes and the words let it snow. 
The cheesecloth scarf is perfect for him with a rusty star.
The black stovetop hat is just osnaburg fabric painted, sanded, and then rubbed with some cinnamon. I have 6 more of these guys hanging on my clothesline in my craft studio drying, cant wait to make something with them next. I also painted some old large spoons we found and basecoated some tins for painting snowmen on. Lots to do today!! Hope you have a wonderful sunday!HUGS
Darlene
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