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Paper Snowman Luminaries in 3 Minutes

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Here’s a super duper fast project the kids and you will love. The best part is you don’t have to run to the store for anything and you’ll have these snowman luminaries made in a matter of minutes!

3 Minute Paper Snowman Luminaries by @amandaformaro Crafts by Amanda

 

If you have some plain paper, a marker and a piece of tape, you can make these luminaries in literally a few minutes! No fancy crafting supplies needed, just an LED tea light to illuminate them. Perfect for the holiday table, great as a night light, or for adding a little holiday cheer to the room.

3 Minute Paper Snowman Luminaries steps

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Paper Snowman Luminaries in 3 Minutes

Supplies

  • 1 sheet of white copy/printer paper
  • Black and orange markers crayons or colored pencils
  • Tape
  • Scissors
  • LED tea light candle

Instructions

  • You can use plain printer or copy paper, or if you have drawing paper or construction paper, that works too! I used markers, but crayons and colored pencils will do the job as well.
  • Fold paper in half lengthwise. Open up and cut along the crease. You can get two luminaries from one sheet of paper.
  • Use the markers to draw a snowman face in the center of the paper.
  • Make as many as you like! Try different mouths and noses for variations.
  • Tape the two ends of the paper together to form a cylinder. Place an LED tea light on the table and set your paper luminary over the top of the tea light. Done!

Expert Tips & FAQs

Push the LED tea light to the front of the luminary so that it's just about touching the paper. LED tea lights are not nearly as bright as a real candle, so getting them closer to the paper will help the light shine through.

I originally made these for Spoonful, which has since closed down. I have had a lot of people email me for the instructions so I am posting them here temporarily. When Spoonful has a redirect in place to the craft on another one of their properties, I will put that link back in place. 

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  4. Tina says

    What a simple cute idea! Any age could do this which is a great family project! My niece will love to make these! Thank u for a awesome craft!

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  6. Laurie-Jean says

    This 50+ year old kid is going to give this ever so cute project a go tomorrow! Thanks for sharing your creativity, Amanda!

    Laurie-Jean

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  7. Barbara says

    Adorable! Even the youngest can make silly faces, but feel artistic and part of the decorating team. PS – how about some Hannukah crafts for our Jewish friends? You may have some, but I may have overlooked them. Thanks.

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  9. Mabel Watson says

    I love these sweet snowmen. It is a fantastic craft I will be making with all the family ( four generations together) this Christmas in Argentina. Thank you, Amanda!!!!!!

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  11. tina says

    trying to find the directions for the snowman luminaries. clicked to go to page, but could not find them…disney page was there. thanks

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