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Snow Family Finger Puppets

December 6, 2021 By Amanda Formaro

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Snow Family Finger Puppets

Snow Family Finger Puppets

Recycle a child’s glove to make these adorable finger puppets. A fun winter project for a snowy afternoon.

What You Need:

  • White glove
  • Scissors
  • Fiber fill
  • Small round box or container
  • Hot glue
  • Black Sharpie
  • Orange Perler beads (4)
  • Felt (white, blue, red, green, pink)
  • Pipe cleaners (green, gold)
  • Pom poms (green, red)

How to Make It:

  1. Carefully cut off the thumb and cuff of the glove. You want the four fingers and most of the part that covers your hand to be intact.
  2. Push fiber fill into each of the fingers to make them rigid.
  3. Stretch the glove over the container, which will act as a base. Glue it in place. If the base is not covered completely, use white felt to create a snow drift that covers it.
  4. Use the Sharpie on each snowman for the eyes and smiles.
  5. Glue a Perler bead on its side to each of the snowmen to make the noses.
  6. Dress the snowmen with scarves and hats made of felt.
  7. Add earmuffs by cutting a small piece of pipe cleaner and gluing it to a snowman’s head. Put a pom pom on each end.

This project was created by Amanda Formaro, originally for Kaboose/Spoonful.

 

 

 

Filed Under: Christmas, Preteen, Recycled crafts, School Age Crafts & Activities for Kids, Snowman crafts, Teenagers, Tutorials, Winter Tagged With: chenille stem, fabric, felt, glove, Pipe Cleaner Crafts, pom pom, snowman, winter

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