A Sweet No Sew Sock Snowman from Downunder

As most of my recent tutorials  have been sewing projects, I thought it might be a nice change to make a crafty no sew project. This little no sew sock snowman is the perfect crafty family project. Everyone has an odd sock or three so this is a perfect up cycling project too. You could invite your neighbours and have a winter crafty afternoon making lots of snowman to decorate your house!

This little snowman is a perfect no sew Christmas craft and makes a great “desk friend” or paper weight and because he’s filled with rice he’s nice and squishy to hold too.

1 white sock
1 coloured or patterned sock
2 rubber bands
Rice or other weighted filler
Polar fleece
Glue

WHAT TO DO 

How to make the no sew sock snowman: 

Fill the white sock with 1 1/2 cups of rice.

Tie the sock in a knot and snip off the excess sock above the knot.

Place a rubber band over the snowman’s body to form his head

To make the no sew sock snowman’s beanie:

Take your coloured sock and cut it in half through the heel.

Take the leg part of the sock and tie a rubber band about 3cm from its cut end. Cut fringes beneath the rubber band to make the beanie’s tasselled top. Place on the snowman’s head and roll up the uncut end of the sock to make the beanie’s turned up rim.

To make the scarf:

Cut a strip of polar fleece about 30cm x 3cm. Cut fringes at both ends. Tie around the snowman’s neck.

To make the no sew sock snowman’s face:

Cut out two small circles of black felt for eyes and glue them into place.

And now you have a genuine no sew sock snowman from Downunder standing on a desert background – obviously somewhere in the Outback of Central Australia – with snow miraculously falling.

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