A Footprint Snowman Craft Decoration is a super fun and easy craft for your child to make! It’s a little messy but my kids love those types of crafts the best. This Christmas craft only requires a few supplies and they’re more than likely already in your crafts box. I love that the Snowman Footprint craft doubles as a keepsake as well as a decoration. Since your child uses his or her footprint, it’s fun to go back and look at a few years down the road to see how much they’ve grown (well, how much their feet have grown!) If you have ever done handprint or footprint crafts, you know what I am talking about! Little footprints make cute keepsakes and they a perfect craft to give to grandparents or relatives too!
Snowman Footprint Tutorial
Creating a footprint craft can be a fun and creative activity, especially for children. Here’s a simple footprint craft idea that you can try.
A Snowman Footprint Craft for kids is a heartwarming and creative activity that turns your child’s footprint into a charming snowman keepsake. It’s a fun and simple way to celebrate the winter season while capturing a moment in time—literally! Using their footprint as the base, kids can personalize their snowman with paint, buttons, scarves, and hats, adding a playful and imaginative touch. This craft encourages creativity, fine motor skills, and sensory exploration, and it makes a meaningful gift or decoration that parents will treasure for years to come.
Footprint Snowman Decoration Supplies Needed:
- Construction Paper (Blue, Brown and Black)
- White Paint (finger paint or acrylic paint)
- Markers (Orange and Black)
- Scissors
- Glue Stick
This fun craft is a great way to fight the winter blues. Making their own snowy friend is sure to put a smile on their face!
Directions For How To Make Your Footprint Snowman Art Decoration:
Start by grabbing your blue paper, your white paint and…your child’s foot! Have them stand over the construction paper and hold your shoulder while you paint the bottom of your child’s foot. Carefully place their foot on the paper and gently press down making sure each toe touched the paper to leave a complete white footprint. Once this is done, use a baby wipe to clean their foot or carry them to the sink.
Time for the next easy step. While you let the snowmen footprints dry, grab the black paper and brown paper. Draw a hat on the black paper and arms on the brown paper. If your child can use scissors, let the cut out the hat and arms or cut them out for them if needed (they will have the opportunity to glue in a bit!). Once your snowman body is dry, take your scissors and cut out the snowman. We left a little edge around ours.
Next, take your markers and let your child draw the snowman’s eyes, carrot nose, mouth and buttons. This is a great chance for them to express a little creativity and individualize it however they like. For example, add a scarf. Once the drawings are done, it’s time to finish the craft by gluing the arms and hat on.
Allow the craft to dry completely before displaying or framing.
Now your snowman footprint craft is all done! If you would like to use it as a snowman footprint ornament, you can just add a ribbon loop on the back of the hat. Or you would like to use it as wall decor, you could make canvas prints.
If you have more than one child, be sure to add your child’s name and the date to the back of their little feet craft so you will be able to reminisce in the future! The best part is they make cute family DIY gifts for your children to be able to give to their friends and family.
Conclusion
Creating a Snowman Footprint Craft is a fun and memorable way to celebrate the winter season with your child. Not only does it spark creativity and provide a hands-on activity, but it also captures a sweet moment in time you’ll cherish forever. Whether you hang it as a keepsake or gift it to loved ones, this simple yet special craft is sure to bring smiles and warm hearts all season long.
This footprint snowman craft not only captures a child’s footprint but also allows for artistic expression and creativity. Has your child ever made handprint crafts or footprint crafts before? I love when my kiddos make these type of crafts. They are so special! Give this craft a try the next time your child wants to craft with paint! Do you think your child will enjoy this footprint art?
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