This Sock Snowman Craft is perfect for fans of Mickey! Simple and such a fun holiday decor! They also make super cute homemade Christmas gift ideas well!

Mickey and Minnie Sock Snowmen on a table

HOW HARD IS IT TO MAKE A SNOWMAN OUT OF SOCKS?

This easy snowman sock craft is actually easy to do. It’s a tad bit different than the ones that use rice, but I actually find that I prefer this method better! (Less rice spillage to have to clean up after the crafting is done!)

SUPPLIES

Gather up the short list of supplies to make this snowman out of socks! The kids may want to help too.

Supplies

White Fluffy Socks
Red Ribbon
Red Velvet
Red and White Polka Dot Ribbon, optional
Polyfill
Bamboo Skewers
Tiny Neon Green Pom Poms, optional
Small Neon Green Pom Pom, optional
White Embroidery Thread
Rubber Bands
Small Black Beads
Orange Craft Foam

Tools

Hot Glue Gun & Glue
Scissors
Fabric Pencil
Ruler

HOW TO MAKE SOCK SNOWMAN WITHOUT RICE

I can promise you that this sock snowman craft is such a blast to make. It’s unique and just adds such a fun focal point to a room. I also like that you can keep these snowmen out after Christmas for winter decor.

Disney themed Mickey sock snowman on a table

STEP 1: PREPARE THE SOCKS

Working with one sock at a time, fill the sock full, but not packed, with the polyfill. Using the rubber bands, section off the sock into fairly equal ⅓ sections.

Pull up an about ½ inch ball of sock and stuffing on each side of the toe end of the sock and, with the embroidery thread, tie a thread around the base of the pull-up and tie tightly,

making a sock snowman with a fuzzy white sock

Slide a bamboo skewer through the center of the sock, trimming it to be even with the opening of the snowman.

Tug the edges of the opening of the sock toward the skewer and hot glue it in place, closing the bottom up.

steps for making a sock snowman that stands up on a flat surface

STEP 2: DECORATE THE SOCKS

Make a tiny bow with the red ribbon and hot glue it in place in front of one ear, designating that snowman as Minnie (and thus a snowwoman).

Cut a ½ inch wide section of red velvet about 8 inches long. Fold this rectangle in half longways and hot glue in place. Wrap this around the non-bow-adorned snowman just under the head and hot glue in place to make a scarf.

You can repeat this for the second snowman (Minnie) or you can use the red with white polka dots ribbon to make a scarf. If you want to add baubles to the ends of the scarves, you can use the neon green pom poms to make a teeny tiny mickey shape. I ultimately decided that the scarf wasn’t the look I was going for on Minnie.

steps for making a scarf for sock snowmen

Make a skirt for the Minnie snowwoman by folding your velvet in half, then drawing a 5-inch diameter quarter circle, with one end on the fold line. Then draw a parallel 3-inch diameter quarter circle on the fold line about 3 inches away. Then square off the end not on the fold line, about 5-inches from the fold line.

Cut this rounded rectangle shape out then hem the edges, as necessary.

steps for making a cape for a Minnie Mouse sock snowman

STEP 3: SHAPE THE SOCKS

Wrap this shape around the top of the middle and bottom balls of the Minnie sock snowwoman and hot glue in place along the back.

Cut thin tiny triangles from the orange craft foam and hot glue the triangle to the center of the head pointing off to one side.

Add two small black beads to each face above the carrot nose, 3 beads under the nose for a smile, and 3 beads down the front of the Mickey gnome for buttons. Then display and enjoy!

DIY SOCK SNOWMAN PRINTABLE DIRECTIONS

You can easily print off the full list of supplies and instructions below for this easy Sock Snowman Craft. Just print via the printable craft card below.

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Mickey sock snowman on a table by a small tree

Mickey Sock Snowman Craft (without rice!)

This easy sock snowman craft is so much fun for the kids.

Author: www.peacelovechristmas.com

Equipment

Hot Glue Gun & Glue
Scissors
Fabric Pencil
Ruler

Materials

Two White Fluffy Socks
¼- inch Red Ribbon
⅛ yd Red Velvet
½- inch Red and White Polka Dot Ribbon optional
Small Amount of Polyfill
2 Bamboo Skewers
4 tiny Neon Green Pom Poms optional
2 small Neon Green Pom Pom optional
White Embroidery Thread
4 Rubber Bands
13 small Black Beads
Scraps Orange Craft Foam

Instructions

Working with one sock at a time, fill the sock full, but not packed, with the polyfill. Using the rubber bands, section off the sock into fairly equal ⅓ sections.
Pull up an about ½ inch ball of sock and stuffing on each side of the toe end of the sock and, with the embroidery thread, tie a thread around the base of the pull-up and tie tightly,
Slide a bamboo skewer through the center of the sock, trimming it to be even with the opening of the snowman.
Tug the edges of the opening of the sock toward the skewer and hot glue it in place, closing the bottom up.
Make a tiny bow with the red ribbon and hot glue it in place in front of one ear, designating that snowman as Minnie (and thus a snowwoman).
Cut a ½ inch wide section of red velvet about 8 inches long. Fold this rectangle in half longways and hot glue in place. Wrap this around the non-bow-adorned snowman just under the head and hot glue in place to make a scarf. You can repeat this for the second snowman (Minnie) or you can use the red with white polka dots ribbon to make a scarf. If you want to add baubles to the ends of the scarves, you can use the neon green pom poms to make a teeny tiny mickey shape. I ultimately decided that the scarf wasn’t the look I was going for on Minnie.
Make a skirt for the Minnie snowwoman by folding your velvet in half, then drawing a 5-inch diameter quarter circle, with one end on the fold line. Then draw a parallel 3-inch diameter quarter circle on the fold line about 3 inches away. Then square off the end not on the fold line, about 5-inches from the fold line.
Cut this rounded rectangle shape out then hem the edges, as necessary.
Wrap this shape around the top of the middle and bottom balls of the Minnie sock snowwoman and hot glue in place along the back.
Cut thin tiny triangles from the orange craft foam and hot glue the triangle to the center of the head pointing off to one side.
Add two small black beads to each face above the carrot nose, 3 beads under the nose for a smile and 3 beads down the front of the Mickey gnome for buttons. Then display and enjoy!

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