Sock Snowman Craft

Image contains a snowman made from a white sock with a purple hat and scarf, google eyes, and blue buttons. It is surrounded by white Poly-Fil and gold metallic trees on a wooden table top.

Looking for a quick, fun winter decor project the whole family can enjoy? How about a sock snowman? All you need are some basic crafting supplies, along with a white sock and a colored sock, and you can create your own! Here’s how…

You’ll need:

white sock (I recommend ladies’ or kids’ size)

colored sock (also ladies’ or kids’)

rubber bands or string

scissors

glue (I used hot glue, but craft glue works too

accessories for personalizing: google eyes, buttons, felt, fabric paint, etc.

 

Image contains several white socks, a fuzzy purple sock with white paw prints, several rubber bands, and a pair of orange handled scissors sitting on a wooden table top.

Making Your Sock Snowman

Step 1: Cut your white sock straight across at the heel.

This will give you a tube.

Step 2: Fill about half the sock with a mixture of Poly Pellets and Poly-Fil, then secure with a rubber band/string.

The Poly Pellets are weighted stuffing beads that will help your snowman to stand up. If you don’t have these, you can use dry rice or beans. This will form the lower half of the snowman’s body.

Image contains Amy's hand holding a white sock that has been filled halfway with Poly Pellets and Poly-fil, with a bag of Poly Pellets in the background.

Step 3: Fill the top half of the sock with more Poly-Fil and secure.

Now you have two “snowballs” for the body.

Image shows a white sock stuffed and divided into two balls with a rubber band. Amy's hand holds the excess sock at the top of the "head."

Step 4: Add a hat and scarf.

Cut off the toe section of a colored sock and slide it onto the snowman’s head. I used glue to secure mine in place. This is a great use for a sock that has lost its mate!  Then, cut off a long strip of the colored sock and wrap it around the lower rubber band as a scarf. I glued this in place too.

Image contains Amy's hand holding a sock that has been stuffed and formed into two balls, and is wearing a purple fleece hat and scarf.

Step 5: Add a face and buttons.

I used google eyes, along with a triangle of orange felt for the nose, and a series of dots of black fabric paint to form a smile. You can also use black buttons or brads, fabric marker, felt, or any other supplies you have on hand to personalize your snowman.

Image contains a snowman made from a white sock with a purple hat and scarf, google eyes, and blue buttons. It is surrounded by white Poly-Fil and gold metallic trees on a wooden table top.

This is such a fun project, because every snowman will look unique based on the colors and accessories you choose to personalize it. Make one, or make a whole snow family! It’s a quick project that even little crafters can enjoy, and these guys look adorable around the house all winter. If you try making your own sock snowman, make sure to share your project photos in the Amy Latta & Friends Facebook Group where we can all be inspired! See you there.

Image contains a snowman made from a white sock with a purple hat and scarf, google eyes, and blue buttons. It is surrounded by white Poly-Fil and gold metallic trees on a wooden table top.

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