Snowman Ornaments with Personalization availbale

 

Frosty Snowman Face

This was a plain, glass cube used for wall dividers and such.

Since it had a cold, frosty look to it I wanted to paint a snowman

face on it.

I went onto Pinterest and searched for Snowman Faces.

I found one I loved and just started painting it on

with acrylics.

After I finished the painting, I used a Rust oleum clear coat spray paint and gave the paint a

sealed finished.

 

Dollar Tree Cutting boards $1.25 each

 

These cute gingerbread man signs first started their life

as the $1.25 cutting boards at the Dollar Tree.

I liked the wood, so I started painting on the for Christmas.

One of them I hand painted a Gingerbread man.

The other I burned a Gingerbread House with my laser 

and then painted it.

I added all kinds of little pine combs and berries.

Rudolph Door Greeter Personalized

 

Old Saw Blade Painted

 

Rudolph Door Hanger or Sign

 

This is thr basic shape that I

just hand drawed out.

Then cut with a simple jigsaw.

I sometimes, when I remember to, put the qr code for this site on the back.

Here is his basic face up close in case you want to make one also.  I searched the web for Reindeer faces and just tweaked what I saw here and there to my liking.

Above you can see I tried ti add gold to the shadows below the eyes. I thought it may be a cute touch to catch the eyes when the door is open and closed and light hits it.

I was also working on a Christmas tree at the same time.

Back and forth because I get bored fast of the same

colors.

And here he is.

And a pic on the front door for the size refrence.

I added some jingle bells to each antler to make a holiday jongle as well, each time the door is open and closed. Thanks greatly to Rita for the ready to use jongle bell anowmen strands!