Hi Johnny in A Dress Readers!
My name is Amanda and I blog over at The Little Giggler. I love all things cute, crafty, and handmade. I especially like to sew and make fun things for my daughter.
(That's us)

I'm so excited to be visiting Natalie's awesome blog today!
She's so crafty and talented!
Today I'm going to share a fun Christmas craft I made for my daughter.
THE FELT FROSTY THE SNOWMAN

Who says you can't build a snowman in Southern California? Not me! Maybe we should call him Toasty the Snowman. It is 80 degrees outside.
Supplies I used:
Felt, felt, and more felt.
Velcro
Sewing Machine
Thread
A tiny bit of batting.
I started out with a yard of blue felt. I folded it in half and sewed it together. I made everything with two layers. I sewed the softer side of the Velcro on the blue felt. I wanted the body of the snowman to really stick. I sewed a square of the "scrathy" Velcro to the back of all the body pieces, so it would catch the line of soft Velcro no matter how she put it on.

I sewed the "scratchy" side of the Velcro to all the accessories. It sticks to the felt really well.

Frosty is complete with his top hat and broom, felt buttons for his eyes and body, pebbles for his mouth,
stick arms, a carrot for his nose, a scarf to keep him cozy, and of coarse his heart.
I used a little stuffing for his nose.

Here's his party accessories. The bow tie doubles as a hair bow and as my little giggler showed me, the mustache doubles as a uni-brow. :)

I used d-rings and Command hooks to hang it on the wall.

She's having so much fun with him! I really hope this is something special she'll look forward to every year.

Oh...did I mention he's HUGE!

Be sure to stop by The Little Giggler and follow along to see more fun projects like this one!
Thank you so much for having me Natalie!!!
Merry Christmas everyone!!










Cute idea and cute giggler too!!! If only I could sew. I may just have to take a class on that this coming year:)
ReplyDeleteYou should make these and sell them on etsy... They are that cute.
ReplyDeleteSo, so cute! I absolutely love this project. And my little ones would have so much fun with it as well!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I'm so happy to be here! Thanks for the invite. :) Have great Christmas!
ReplyDeleteThis is SO AWESOME Amanda!!!! What a perfect activity for your daughter! I will def have to make one for my little girl...as we live in AZ and no snowmen are in sight :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Kara! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great interactive gift! I LOVE this idea! Thanks for the tutorial, Amanda!
ReplyDeleteJenny