Take this DIY pencil case out of toilet rolls, for example, and also this DIY phone holder! 11. DIY Snowman Lantern This popsicle snowman won’t take you more than 5-10 minutes to complete. You can make a dozen or so in an hour and prop them up around your home as decorative pieces. A nice hot bath is exactly what you need to relax and pamper yourself on a cold winter night. You know what would make that bath even better? This snowman bath bomb! Now you can fold the four tabs at the top of your body piece and bottom of your head piece inward. You don’t need to fold them down completely – just enough to make them perpendicular to the sides, which will create a flat surface to attach each connector piece (two of Piece K). Now fold the holly leaves (two of Piece P) along the center score line, using your scraper tool if needed. Place a dot of glue at one end of each leaf and press them against the ribbon on the hat wherever you think they look best.

A miter saw and a scroll saw are all you’ll need to build this simple project. A brad nailer and pin nailer were used to speed up the construction process, but they’re not necessary. Do the same thing with your other connector piece, making sure all four tabs are attached really well. This winter wonderland wreath has such a lovely flush of pink right at the center of all that snowy white. There’s also a ton of different textures from the pompoms, the spiky bottlebrush(look here) trees, and the fuzzy, foamy wreath form.Not to sound too dramatic, but I’d sell an arm to find out how these gorgeous ice ornaments are made. They look so natural, don’t they? If you’re making the Winter or Valentine’s Day designs, you’ll have some cozy earmuffs instead of the top hat. Let me show you how to attach those! If you like, feel free to jazz it up with a couple of leaves or berries. You can just place them in the mold, pour your water and allow them to freeze as is. 20. Snowman Bath Bombs

And my wintery light up snowman is ready for any weather with his snowflake cutouts and warm accessories. Alternatively, you can make your own pompoms if you’re so inclined; although that’s going to take you much longer to wrap this up. 17. Rustic Snowman OrnamentYou can also spray some glitter to add a bit of sparkle to your snowflakes. There really are a ton of ways to jazz up plain old toilet paper. The T1-11 I used is about a ¼” thinner than pine boards, so your lantern might look slightly different, but it will still be adorable! Finally, attach the nose. Apply glue to the two tabs and then position the nose on the face so the tabs are on the left and right sides and the nose is centered between the cheeks. Press the nose against the face with a bit of pressure to make sure the tabs are well adhered. Hold the nose in place for at least twenty seconds so the glue can fully dry. Help Santa find his way to your home this Christmas with a very easy-to-make Snowman Lantern. We've shown just one way of creating your snowman lantern, but it’s absolutely up to you if you want to give your lantern a different, personal touch with adding other pieces and accessories, or using other materials that you might find in your craft supplies box. You’ll also need a bit of twine to attach and hang the ornament from your tree. Depending on the different sizes of pompoms you have at hand, you can make big and small reindeer at your discretion.