Sock Snowman
Fill the sock halfway full of rice. Tie off with rubber band or string. Add more rice to the sock up to the bottom of the cuff and tie off again.
You now have your snowman's body and head. Turn the cuff down to create the snowman's cap. Decorate face and body as desired. Have fun!
By Sandy from Stoughton, WI
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RE: Sock Snowman
The poem goes something like:
Inside your warm house
I want to stay
Til you feed me to the birds
On Christmas Day
Post By Debbie (Guest Post)
RE: Sock Snowman
Does anyone have the poem for the tube socks filled with b irdseed? After using as a holiday decoration you sprinkle the birdseed in the lawn to feed the birds.
Post By gogovance@graceba.netEnter your name. (Guest Post)
RE: Sock Snowman
Hey, I don't know why I said to turn the sock inside-out. Leave it inside-in ! The upper cuff won't look right if you turn it inside-out.
Editor's Note: We changed the instructions so it doesn't say turn inside out anymore.
I like the poly beads idea.
Sandi
Post By Sandy (Guest Post)
RE: Sock Snowman
I have done a craft very similar to this one. I did use child size socks w/o colored stripe, and poly beads that you can find at most craft stores. One year I was so excited to make them that I went into work with about 20! I gave them out to all of my co-workers. To this day they still have and display them. (the poly beads won't break down like the rice does).
Post By pat (Guest Post)
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