With less than a week until Christmas, how many of you are feeling the holiday crunch? Shopping, wrapping, baking, entertaining, etc. Well, if you’re hosting an event with kids or you’re in a pickle to impress Santa this year, I thought I’d share these sweet Snowman Milk Bottles with you today.
Recently, I was thumbing through a Pottery Barn Kids magazine and happened to see the use of these bottles in their styling — and remembered thinking that I just had to give it a try! I don’t have kiddos, but I think this would be a fabulous way to impress my friends kiddos. Right?
Snowman Milk Bottles
SUPER easy and SUPER adorable!
Grab these few supplies and you’ll have these cuties ready to got in less than 15 minutes! That’s a win-win when things are a little cRaZy, right?
Supplies:
Empty Milk Bottles, Red and White Striped Straws
Buttons, Felt (or mini scarf from craft store) and a Glue Gun
To keep the costs down, I used Starbucks Frappucino bottles. The striped scarf was a scarf and hat set intended for dolls that I picked up at Michaels. The straws pictured are plastic. I purchased a set of 8 at the Dollar Store! Woot! So, this project cost me less than $4.00. If you have the bottles and felt — it would be less than $2.00. The buttons can be popped off and the scarves are removable as well — so you can continue to reuse the bottles year after year. Boo-yah!
Simply cut a strip of felt, snip the ends as pictured below and glue!
Like I said earlier, super easy! In minutes, you’re ready to impress…
…your kids
…your guests
and maybe even Santa!
What do you think? I just think they’re darling…
Other snowman projects can be found {here}.
Happy Everything!
I’ll be partying {here and here}.
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These would be perfect for Santa’s cookies and milk!
YAY! I’m fairly certain it would make Santa’s BIG night
Thanks for stopping by, Angie!
I’ve got milk bottles, little scarves and buttons. Small one is going to be so excited.
Oh my goodness… I’m excited for the small one
YAY! Merry Christmas, Jane.
These are so cute! =) I love it!
Too cute! I love them, what a fun craft to do with the grandkids! Thanks for sharing
Debbie
SO SO CUTE!!! I am not a milk drinker (the family is) but this could POSSIBLY get me to take a sip
Angelina
adorable!!!
Thank you so much, Diane!
Kelly, you genius! This is way too cute! I’m so putting together two of these along with some cookies for our milk guy! I was just telling hubby that I was trying to come up with an idea for him and his wife and this is perfect! Thank you!
Just to clarify, that would be the milk man and his wife, not my hubby and another wife! LOL! After reading my comment again it sounds a little funny
LOL! Thanks for loving on my project
Perfect gift for the milk man and wife… I had no idea there were still milk men! Wowzer. Merry Christmas, Britni!
eek! too cute! my girls would love this ♥ good work!
Awww! Thanks so much, Jaime
Happy crafting. Hugs.
Adorable idea!
Thank you so much, April
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Cuuuuuuute!
SMILES! Thanks, Brenda.
These are so sweet!
Thank you so very much, Shaina. Merry Christmas!
These are really cute, Kelly! What a fun way to celebrate not only the holidays, but all winter long. Thanks for sharing. Looks like I’ve got a great new reason to bake cookies.
Thanks so much, Jelli! Very true… they’re perfect for winter and a fabulous reason to bake an extra batch or two!! Wishing you and yours a VERY MERRY Christmas. Hugs.
Hi Kelly! Thank you for commenting on our Jingle Bell Drink Bottles! I saw your post the day it came out and pinned it! Darling! Merry Christmas!!!
Oh my goodness… you are most certainly welcome
Thanks YOU! Merry Christmas. HUGS.
These are just darling Kelly! I’ll feature them on Fun Family Crafts today
THANK YOU, Amanda
Doing my merry little happy dance. Hugs!
These are really, really cute and now I want to make some of my very own.
Thanks so much, Jenn! Cute, fun and easy
Merry Christmas!