Last year the movie Frozen came out and it’s been going crazy ever since. I’m not sure if it was the characters, the sisterly love, the girl power message, or all of the awesome songs. It was probably a mixture of all them. Normally movies fade and new ones come out, but it seems like Frozen is one that will stick around forever!

Sydney is just getting to that age where she wants to get her friends gifts and take them to school. Seriously, what is better than a DIY gift?! We needed something cute, girly and budget friendly. Frozen isn’t just for the little kids! The girls in middle school are totally obsessed too!

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We were totally inspired by Olaf. He’s one of the sweetest characters in all of the history of Disney. Seriously, who can resist an adorable snowman? So we decided to make the cutest Frozen Inspired Snowman Ornaments Ever. Because some people are worth melting for.

Totally.

You Will Need:

• Glass ornaments
• Sea Salt (I used coarse sea salt)
• Orange cardstock
• Tape
• Black Beads
• White Glitter
• Fine Blue Glitter
• Ribbon and Tulle For the bow
• Mini Clothes Pins (optional)
• Bakers Twine
• Thread
• Our Free Printable Tags

(Just save our tags and have them printed at your local office supply store on Cardstock!)

This is a free printable to be used for personal creations only. This is not intended to be sold.

The process for making these is pretty simple. I used the card stock to create a funnel. Then pour in some white glitter, a little blue and some sea salt until you get your desired amount. Then you will want to drop in two beads for the eyes.

For the nose, you cut a triangle from your orange card stock and fold it to create a cone shape. Just a little piece of tape will hold it. Then drop it in!

Tip: I used a kabob stick to help move the eyes and nose where I wanted them!

Next, it’s time to create a bow. I used ribbon and this wonderful glitter tulle. I really wanted the bow to give it a Frozen effect. Use your Baker’s Twine to attach the bow in front of the top of lid of the ornament. Also, don’t forget a string for hanging!

If you want you can punch a whole in the printable card and string it through. I chose to use these adorable mini clothespins that were the perfect shade of glittery blue to hold the card to the ribbon. (I found mine on clearance at Hobby Lobby!)

Then attach the lid back on the ornament. Ta-da! You are done!

Your adorable snowman is complete!

If you have followed the blog for some time now, then you know that I’m kind of the Queen of Cheese when it comes to corny tags for gifts. Christmas is no exception. And no one is safe, even teachers from the cheesiness that can happen.

I know many of you liked our teacher appreciation gifts and while many of those tags can easily be used for Christmas gifts (or even end of the year gifts), I decided to create a special tag for one of our most popular teacher gift ideas.

When I used to work in a school, one of the gifts that I got one year was a candle warmer and some wonderful scents. I really loved it, because it was safe to have in my classroom and it made it smell so wonderful! Ever since, they are my go to gifts for teachers!

Simply save our gift tags and print on cardstock. You can also save them on a flash-drive and send them to your local copy shop to have them printed. (I printed mine as 5×7’s.) Then, a simple hole punch and ribbon and your gift is complete!

It really can’t get easier than this! Every year, the teachers really seem to love this gift!

• Snowman Candle Warmer
• Medallion Crock Warmer
• Owl Plug In Warmer
• Christmas Cottage Candle Warmer
• Owl Candle Warmer (I have this one and it is REALLY adorable!)
• Santa Candle Warmer (I have ordered this one for gifts several times and it is always a hit!)

If you are looking for some great scents you can also check out these packs.

• Baking Scents (Pack of 6)
• Best Selling Scents (Pack of 6)

Don’t forget to pin!

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