Tape the top of the bottle all around with a strip of double-sided tape. Cut off a piece of tissue paper and stick it on the tape. Tie with yarn at the top. Tape the edges of the tissue paper with a strip of felt. Under the hat stick the moving eyes. Make a hole for the nose (CAUTION! To puncture the bottle you need a sharp knife, this operation should be done only by an ADULT) and attach in it a toothpick. Cover the toothpick with orange tissue paper or colored paper. Draw a smile with a pen. Cut out a strip of felt for a scarf and stick it under the head. Cut the ends to form a fringe. Create holes on both sides and attach in them sticks. Glue small buttons. Decorate the scarf and hat with elements cut from a hole punch (snowman shape).
Material used:
- large bottle
- felt
- glue
- two sticks
- toothpick
- colored paper
- buttons
- moving eyes
- crepe paper
- crewel
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