How To Transform Tea Lights Into Cute Snowman Ornaments

If you’ve got a handful of tea lights leftover from illuminating jack-o’-lanterns at Halloween, this is the perfect holiday craft for reusing them.

These tiny tea light snowman ornaments from One Little Project are sure to spiff up your Christmas tree. They’d also make great gifts — hang one from a bottle of wine or attach one to a gift bag for a little extra holiday cheer.

Blogger Debbie Chapman shares step-by-step instructions for making these darling ornaments. We loved them so much that we decided to make them ourselves!

In order to make these adorable little crafts, you’ll need to make a trip to the craft store for red ribbon, red pipe cleaners, red pom-poms, a black permanent marker and an orange permanent marker. You’ll also need a glue gun for this project.

You’ll use the pipe cleaner and pom-poms to make little earmuffs and the ribbon to make a little scarf.

Most tea light flames are white, so Chapman advises coloring the piece of plastic with the orange marker.

She also has instructions for how to make one with a top hat, which is equally adorable. “You can buy most of the materials from the dollar store, so it’s a great inexpensive craft project,” Chapman writes. “Switch up the colors to add even more personality to your snowman family.”

In the mood to decorate? These other festive options for decorating the stairs may be just what you need to add an extra bit of holiday flair to your home. Let these ideas serve as all of the inspiration you need to revamp your holiday decorations this season.

Joyful Buckets

A chalk pen, some buckets and a little greenery will get you well on your way to having simple yet adorable decor for your stairs. After all, a little can go a long way when it comes to Christmas cheer! The Finding Home Farms blog will walk you through how to get your stairs looking perfectly festive.

Christmas Card Display

Ever wondered how to display all of those Christmas cards? Well, thanks to Nicole Banuelos of Diary of a Caffeinated Mom, you now have the perfect way to show them off, without cluttering up a tabletop or other much-needed space in your home. Just use the staircase! Genius!

Hang The Stockings

Stockings don’t have to be hung on the mantlepiece. Instead, they can line your stairway and make beautiful, simplistic decor, just as the White Farmhouse Blog demonstrates. Plus, your kids will love not having to go all the way down the stairs to find their stuffed stockings on Christmas morning!