I started out by applying two coats of gesso to the ball and then painting with some white acrylic paint. I lightly penciled in the eyes and mouth. Painted the mouth with black and "pounced" the cheeks with a light pink acrylic paint, adhered two black Dew Drops to the ball for the eyes and shaped a carrot nose from Sculpey clay and then baked it.
The chipboard snowflake cut out I painted with white paint and then added a fine glitter to it. I gessoed a bottle cap which I used as the "neck" of my snowman.
I used an old sheet of music to make a cone hat for my little snowman fellow. Added some silver tinsel, button, mini snowflake and a white Dew Drop to it. I set the hat aside and then covered the whole snowman head and scarf with fine glitter. Let dry and then glue the cone hat to the snowman.
I plan on adding this little fellow to my collections of other snowmen that I have on the fireplace mantle.
Supplies Used:
Chipboard Snowflake Shape
Bottle Cap
Fine Glitter
Vintage Sheet of Music
Tinsel
Round and Snowflake Buttons
Orange Sculpey Clay
Gesso
Antique Mod Podge
Black and Pink Acrylic PaintIf you have any questions please let me know and I'll do my best to answer them. Hope you can stop by tomorrow...Tuesday...cause I have another quick project to share. :-) Thanks for stopping by today, hope your Monday is wonderful and enjoy creating!!!
He's so adorable. I really love the snowflake base. So cute!!!
ReplyDeleteI have had these snowflake chipboard pieces forever and couldn't figure out what to use them with. I'm happy with the way it turned out. Thanks Debbie-Anne!
DeleteOMGoodness! He is adorable!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Debra!!!
Deletehe's adorable!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Steph!
Deleteabsolutely beautiful Tonya!!, Lisa Walsh
ReplyDeleteThanks Lisa!
DeleteLOVE your snowman! Thank you for sharing how you made him.
ReplyDeleteThanks Denise!
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