Instructions

1. Remove the cap at the top of the ornament.
2. Fill ornament with chosen filling. For Iridescent shred, use a stick to push the filling into the ornament. For the faux snow and glitter, use a make shift paper cone as a funnel. If using white paint, roll around the ornament until the paint coats the entire inside of the ornament. Place upside down to let excess paint to drain out and let dry overnight.
3. Place cap back onto the ornament. Begin painting the hat with black paint. The paint will look splotchy and will need a second and possibly a third coat. Let paint dry between coats. If not applying flocking powder, let the last coat of paint completely dry.
4. Optional - If applying flocking powder, while the black paint is still wet, sprinkle on the black flocking powder. Shake off excess. Repeat this process until the entire hat is covered with flocking powder. Set aside to dry. Before proceeding, any excess flocking powder will need to be brushed off.
5. Paint on the leaves and berries. Optional - use red chuck glitter or sequin to accent the berries.
6. To add the eyes and mouth, use the flat end of a toothpick to apply the black paint. Use the end of a paint brush handle to apply paint to the nose. Let paint dry.
7. Paint on the mittens. Let dry.
8. Optional - If adding a scarf, cut out a piece of fabric that is about 1/2" wide by 12" long. I used a red and white gingham woven cotton that I frayed at the edges. Fold the fabric in half lengthwise and tie around the snowman ornament neck.
9. Paint or glue on mini buttons to the belly of the snowman. Let dry.
10. The last part! Take some white paint (or a color of your choice) and a very thin brush (thinner than the one shown) to paint on the snowman hat trim. Let dry.
11. And it's ready to hang!