Hi everyone, and welcome to the Handmade Holiday Blog Hop! Today I’m going to be sharing a quick and easy snowman home decor project using Therm O Web Stitchn’Sew™ interfacing and adhesives. Let’s take a look.
Ready. Set. Snow. Frame created by Audrey Pettit
Supplies:
Therm O Web Stitchn’Sew™ Interfacing
Therm O Web SuperStik Glue Stick
Therm O Web 1/2″ SuperTape™
Therm O Web Fabric Fuse Glue
Patterned Paper, Die Cut, Sticker: Authentique
Floss: DMC
Chalk Pastels: Stampin’Up
Sewing Supply: orange felt, black buttons, sequins
To begin, find an unused desk frame and remove the glass. My frame is 4×6 and was a super steal for only 99 cents at the thrift store. Then gather your supplies.
Therm O Web Stitchn’Sew™ Interfacing is known mostly for adding stability behind fabrics, but I love using it for lots of projects requiring fleece or felt. And because I am fond of primitive, shabby chic crafts, I like to give my interfacing a good soak in some coffee or tea before I get started. Here you can see the difference between the natural interfacing, and the piece I’ve stained in a coffee bath.
Die cut or hand cut a large circle from the interfacing to use for the snowman’s head. I tried out a variety of round household objects until I found a size I liked for my frame. If using a template shape, simply trace around it with pencil, and then cut it out. We won’t be using the entire circle, so I put my circle container slightly off the edge to conserve fabric.
Hand stitch a mouth using 4 strands of black embroidery floss. Stitch on two black buttons for the eyes. Apply pink chalk pastel to the cheek area using a cotton ball. Hand cut a wavy carrot nose from a scrap of orange felt. Set aside the nose for now.
The snowman head can be inserted into the frame as is, or can be adhered to a cardstock backing for added durability. Trace your circle template onto a scrap of cardstock, and cut it out. Coat the cardstock with Therm O Web Super Stik Glue Stick, and apply the snowman face on top.
The Super Stik Glue Stick is sewable, so go ahead and machine stitch around the edge of the snowman head, if desired.
For a super strong hold, adhere the snowman to the background paper using Therm O Web SuperTape.
Adhere the carrot nose with Fabric Fuse Glue.
Add a die cut sentiment banner to the top right corner using SuperTape for a strong hold.
Pop the snowman panel into the frame. Add a few final sequins for embellishment, adhered with Fabric Fuse Glue.
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Marice Rhsy
November 9, 2014 at 10:05 am (9 years ago)This is one of the cutest winter projects I’ve even seen, and one of the only ones I’d like to make. Bravo!
Laura Strack
November 9, 2014 at 12:39 pm (9 years ago)This felt snowman frame is the cutest! Thanks, Audrey!!! Just darling and so do=able!
Linda Storey
November 9, 2014 at 1:07 pm (9 years ago)I love this guy! Snowmen are so wonderful. This is such a cute project. I have a sister-in-law that would love one, so I guess I’ll be making one. Thank you so much for sharing your talents.
Linsey
November 9, 2014 at 2:26 pm (9 years ago)OH how very sweet this is Audrey! I love working with felt and this is such a cute idea for a festive home décor piece! I love your detailing like the stitching around Mr. Snowman’s face–such a darling project, tfs!!! 🙂
Carmen Olson
November 9, 2014 at 6:28 pm (9 years ago)What an adorable seasonal creation! Snowmen melt my heart. Well done.
Shawn Mosch
November 9, 2014 at 6:55 pm (9 years ago)That snowman is SO CUTE!!!!! And I love that snowflake paper too.
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Debby L
November 9, 2014 at 7:33 pm (9 years ago)Oh so sweet. I love this for a piece of home decor for my Holiday!
Linda Chidster
November 9, 2014 at 11:56 pm (9 years ago)LOVE Mr Snowman…I collect them!!!
Ann
November 11, 2014 at 1:36 pm (9 years ago)Super cute, love how he is peeking from the corner.
Maria Matter
November 12, 2014 at 8:23 am (9 years ago)so creative Audrey, love this idea!!