Hey there! Today, I am sharing easy snowman salt and pepper shakers. You come to realize I am into the Dollar tree big time. In fact, you best come back here on December 6th where you will see a Dollar Christmas party under way. Today, I am sharing an easy Snowman salt and pepper shaker idea. Of course, Dollar tree.
My sister actually thought of this craft idea for me. My Mom and sis were here for the week and I was in the mood to craft and really had a brain freeze. A few years back the three of us made some recycled lid ornaments, and then one year my Mom and I made Christmas Mesh wreath together. This year, I was on my own, however, at least my sister came up with the bright idea.
This Holiday season I have been all about the Snowman! I have already shared a snowman Burlap craft. Last year I shared some Snowman balls, and this year, our Charlie Brown Christmas Tree is snowman theme which I will be sharing soon.
Pardon some of the pictures. I took them with my cell phone because I was too lazy to go upstairs to get my camera. I was totally in the moment here.
I love the Chalky paint for crafts but you can use any craft paint on hand.
Two coats on the salt and pepper shakers will do the trick.
No need for perfection around the lid because I am putting the cap back on.
Craft paint for the eyes and mouth and a little orange material I cut for the carrot nose.
Burlap scarf and there you have some cute little snowman salt and pepper shakers for the table.
Such a simple and cute craft idea. Thanks Sissie!
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Anita K says
November 29 at 10:55 amToooo cute! Love this idea. Thank you for sharing.
debbiedoo's says
November 29 at 11:31 amYou are welcome Anita!
Carol says
November 29 at 11:10 amSo cute!
debbiedoo's says
November 29 at 11:31 amThanks Carol! Easy too.
Shannon Fox says
November 29 at 2:37 pmBravo girls!!! Those are stinking adorable!!!!!!
Yes, that many “!” were necessary 😉
Enjoy your family time.
Shan
Penny @ The Comforts of Home says
November 29 at 4:13 pmThose are the most adorable things!
Dee says
November 29 at 7:25 pmThose are so darn cute!! 🙂 Hope you had a great Thanksgiving. 🙂
Kathy @ Creative Home Expressions says
November 29 at 7:33 pmTotally adorable, Debbie! I have to show this to my daughter and see if she wants to do this as a Christmas craft together.
debbiedoo's says
November 30 at 9:32 amI think that would be fun Kathy!
christy m says
November 30 at 7:44 amThese are so adorable. I’m definitely going to show this to some folks.
Robyn says
November 30 at 9:48 amSo CUTE!!!
Linda says
November 30 at 9:59 amThese are just too cute. You are by far one of the most creative bloggers I follow. I’m on my way to The Dollar Tree!
Linda
debbiedoo's says
November 30 at 10:49 amYou are too kind Linda! Thank you.
DAWN says
November 30 at 10:09 amThose are just darling Debbie 🙂 Pinning!
Debbie @Dewdrop Gables says
December 6 at 9:45 pmThese are so adorable, Debbie! I have to say I miss your dollar store crafts, you and your family come up with the cutest ideas.
Debbie 🙂
Linda aka Crafty Gardener says
December 28 at 12:45 pmYour salt and pepper creations are cute. I’ve left a link to my version of them.
Marilyn says
January 11 at 5:30 amWow, these salt and pepper shakers are simply adorable (I saw them first on Hometalk!)
Linda says
July 13 at 1:33 pmWhat a cute and creative post! I love the idea and am going to see what else I can come up with for the salt and pepper shakers!
Sincerely,
LB