DIY Frosty the Snowman Candy Gift Pots

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Who doesn’t {love} the story of Frosty the Snowman?
He was such a jolly happy soul!

I have many fond childhood memories of watching Frosty the Snowman, building snowmen and watching my mom collect hundreds of them.  Most snowmen just make me smile!  Last year (when I think I had three readers, hee-hee), I shared a DIY Snowman Can.  So, how about an easy DIY Frosty the Snowman candy gift pot?  A great gift for teachers, co-workers, friends, neighbors and maybe even your bloggy friends!

For Halloween, I did a Fabulous & Easy Candy Corn Pots.  Do you remember those?  Well, the steps for this fun project are very similar so I won’t bore you with all the same details.  Jump on over to the candy corn pots for more specifics if necessary.  Deal?

DIY Simple Snowman Candy Gift Pots! Perfect for a holiday party favor or secret santa gift! More details at livelaughrowe.com Oh my goodness, cute!  RIGHT?
He totally makes you smile!  Admit it.

.Supplies:
Terra Cotta Pots (@ 2.75″ x 2.75″)
Red, White and Black Acrylic Paint
Paint Brushes
Starlight Candies (Dollar Store)
Clear Treat Bags
Ribbon

Step One:  Paint your pots.  White on the bottom, black on the rim/lip.

Step Two:  Sketch your snowman’s face with a pencil onto your pot. This way you can easily erase and correct any boo-boos.

Step Three:  Paint over your pencil sketch.  Use a thin/fine paint brush that is intended for details.  I used Martha Stewarts — they worked perfectly!  Here’s a tip.  I use the opposite end of the paint brush to make my dots. Dab it into the paint and test on paper to ensure how light/hard you will need to press.  This makes thee perfect dot!

Once you’ve painted your snowman faces, you’re ready to fill your treat bags with starlight candies (or other candy of choice), tie with ribbon and gift!  It’s fun, sweet and easy!

Are you tempted to bust out in song?
Frosty the Snowman, was a jolly happy soul.
With a corn cob pipe and a button nose…
Happy Everything, friends!


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  2. Oh my these are too cute! My grandkids would love these..must get busy. Thanks for sharing this neat idea.

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  8. Your snow men pots are precious!! I have been looking for something to help my Grandchildren make for their Mom and Dads for Christmas! I think you just Mueller me find the answer!!!! Thanks! Happy Happy Christmas! I love your blog!!

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    • Lucy… I’m afraid I might be bombarding your Inbox with all my comment replies 🙂 I’m tickled silly that these cute little pots might be what your grandkids make for their parents. Happy Christmas to you as well. I’m so happy to hear that you enjoy stopping by my little corner of bloggy land. Be blessed!

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  11. C’est extra et original ! trop rigolo ! j’aime beaucoup ! voilà un emballage qui peut se recycler ! à bientôt ! Ladyfée

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  14. These are so perfect for my grandsons! They are so cute, I love them! I collect snowmen too, might have to save a few for myself.
    Debbie 🙂

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  20. I’m the Editorial Assistant for Fun Family Crafts and I wanted to let you know that we featured your ADORABLE snowman candy pot! You can see it here:
    http://funfamilycrafts.com/snowman-candy-pots/

    If you have other kid friendly crafts, we’d love it if you would submit them. If you would like to display a featured button on your site, you can grab one from the right side bar of your post above.

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    • THANKS so much, Cindy 🙂 I’m always tickled silly for a feature — and will be sure to submit other projects. Happy Holidays!

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  22. Just found your site yesterday. Love it!!!

    Went to Walmart this morning~can’t wait to paint.

    Thanks!

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  23. I pinned these and love your instructions as I was a little intimidate trying the nose. I am doing these for next year for the guys. My theme is red/white/snowman. So I did my tops red, and need a second coat on the white and then I will be doing the face. I picked up the terra cotta pots at the Dollar Tree and I was wondering what I would do with them, but I just knew it would be something I would use and couldn’t pass them up. Now I wish I had gotten 4 more. Oh well I will find them this spring again or Michael’s. Thank you for sharing and I like that they are the directions that pots go and not upside down.

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