How To Make A Paper Snowman (Easy DIY Craft) #shorts craft ideas

Here is a simple and creative write-up on making a moving snowman using wasted paper: If you like follow my channel    / @dineshshakya2598   #shorts #diy #youtubeshorts #snowman #christmas #kidscrafts #papercraft #trending #viral #gift #shortvideo #goviral #winterspecial #santaclaus Make a Moving Snowman with Wasted Paper Creating a moving snowman from wasted paper is a fun and eco-friendly winter craft that kids will love. To start, collect old newspapers, scrap paper, or used A4 sheets. Tear the paper into small pieces and roll them tightly into balls. Make two big balls for the snowman’s body and one smaller ball for the head. Wrap each ball with white tissue paper or plain white paper to give it a neat snowy look. Next, stack the snowman by gluing the smaller ball on top. Use tiny scraps of colored paper to cut out eyes, a carrot-shaped nose, buttons, and a scarf. You can also twist leftover paper into thin strips to create hands. Now comes the fun part—movement! Take a thick piece of scrap cardboard and make a small ramp or rocking base. Stick the snowman on this curved base so that when you gently push it, the snowman rocks back and forth like it’s dancing in the snow. You can also attach a string at the back of the base and pull it slightly to make the snowman slide and move. This adorable, bouncing snowman is a perfect decoration for Christmas, school projects, or winter-themed crafts. Best of all, it teaches kids how to turn waste material into something joyful and creative.