Cotton Ball Snowman Craft - Template Included!

Whether you are looking for an easy snowman craft for kids or a fun snowman-themed Christmas countdown craft you are sure to love this cotton ball snowman craft (complete with template).  This snowman craft is great for toddlers and preschoolers working on fine motor skills, as well as being fun for children of all ages looking for a fun way to count down to Christmas. There are 6 cotton ball snowman templates to choose from which you can use to make your own Christmas snowman craft, snowman countdown to Christmas, or cute winter snowman craft. 

cotton ball snowman craft

 

Toddlers and preschoolers will love using cotton balls to create their own fluffy snowmen, and our cotton ball snowman template makes it super easy. Matching the cotton balls to the pre-drawn circles on the printable is great for working on fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination as well as being great fun.

Making a snowman is the perfect craft for winter, but our Christmas version and Christmas countdown versions are great to make in the run-up to the Christmas holidays. 

If you are especially looking for a Christmas countdown or craft to make in the run-up to Christmas then do check our cotton ball santa craft too! 

This preschool cotton snowman craft would be so fun to make when it is snowing outside or when snow is forecast. You could even use the cotton balls to have a little indoor snowball fight first! 


If you are looking for other easy snowman crafts to try this winter then check out the ideas listed below! 


cotton ball snowman





Scroll down for directions on how to make a cotton ball snowman and for the cotton ball snowman template! 


Cotton Ball Snowman Craft


Cotton ball snowman - supplies


  • cotton ball snowman template
  • cotton balls or white pom poms
  • scissors
  • glue
  • crayons, coloured pencils or markers (optional)

How to make a snowman with cotton balls


STEP 1: Get your cotton ball snowman template


Before beginning this snowman craft you will need to print off the cotton ball snowman template. There are 3 different versions to choose from and each of these versions are available in black and white for you to colour or pre coloured. 

There is a snowman Christmas countdown, Christmas snowman craft, and winter snowman craft for you to choose from. Each snowman template has space for 24 cotton balls. The Christmas countdown has the numbers added to the circles, but the other versions have the circles left blank. 

Cotton ball snowman template



STEP 2: Colour your cotton ball snowman template


If you have chosen the black and white version of the cotton ball snowman template take a little time to colour your snowman hat, scarf, facial features and arms. You could use crayons, coloured pencils, markers or even watercolour paint. 

STEP 3: Cut out and glue your snowman


Cut around the dotted lines on the snowman template and glue on the snowman's hat and arms. 


STEP 4: Add cotton balls to the snowman


Now it is time to complete your snowman craft by gluing cotton balls or white pom poms to each of the circles on the snowman's body. If you have chosen the snowman Christmas countdown version don't glue all the cotton balls onto your snowman at once, add one cotton ball or white pom pom each day, and on Christmas Eve your snowman will be complete. 


Christmas countdown craft - cotton ball snowman



GET YOUR COTTON BALL SNOWMAN TEMPLATE BELOW

To get this cotton ball snowman printable for free click on the link below and use the discount code- snowman. For personal or classroom use only. Not for redistribution. All images are copyrighted. Thank you.

cotton ball snowman template


We hope that you have a lot of fun using our cotton ball snowman template to make your own cotton ball snowman craft. Whether you decide to make a snowman craft or Christmas countdown the kids are sure to enjoy it!

Cotton ball snowman craft for kids. Winter craft ideas.


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