Sweater Snowman Bowl-- Cut a sleeve from an old sweater and slip it over a glass vase or small
bowl to make a snowman face. Trim excess material at the bottom and pin to hide ends. Hot glue button eyes and mouth and a felt nose to the sleeve. Wrap a
scarf around the bottom of the vase and fill with your
favorite holiday treat
Snowman Jars-
Re purpose old jars to make cute snowmen. Fill a clean jelly jar with Epsom
salt. Fit a smaller jar (baby food jars work) to the top of the jelly jar, hot gluing in place. Paint the outsides with glitter glue;let dry. Make a hat from one end of a ribbon spool by painting it black. Accessorize the snowman with buttons,wire glasses,a fleece scarf, and bright ribbon
Fill window boxes with cedar and boxwood boughs, green hypericum berries, and sprigs of baby's breath stuck into a dry block of florist's foam. Protected from direct sun and weather , cut greens can survive throughout the season
Instead of abandoning your wheelbarrow through winters cold days, fill it with a potted evergreen and add strings of lights. Depending upon which zone you live in,you might be able to plant the tree in the spring
Snowy Fun- When not cruising the snow covered hills, an old sled embellished with pine sprigs,pine cones and fruit does double duty as a welcoming decoration next to the front door
Leafy Luminaries Cylindrical glass cases light the way when filled with river rock,magnolia leaves,red winter berries and long lasting pillar candles
