Cut out two circles from the blue decorative foam and stick them on a white sheet of paper. Then, also from foam cut out a snowman’s headdress and nose. Then glue on black buttons as eyes and colored buttons for the belly. Draw a smile. From creative wires form a bow tie and a broomstick for the snowman, glue them on with Plasticine. Finally, we decorate the work with snowflakes, which are formed from a spruce branch painted with paint.
Material used:
- white card
- blue and red decorative foam
- buttons
- plushy wires
- scissors
- wikol glue
- plasticine
- blue paint
- spruce branch
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