These heads measure approximately 3" to 5" tall and made of Sandshell color Anti Pill Fleece.  Nestle them together on a 1"X3" piece of wood (or 1"X4") or on a wood slat.  Two different tag/images are included.  They are dusted with sparkle spray and extra fine glitter.  Sources for supplies used is included along with some extra tips to make this an easy project anyone can do!  You can also place just two heads on a piece of wood (at least 6-1/4").  See my NEW Facebook page for a picture.

This guy measures approximately 10-1/2" including the base.  He is easily made out of fleece fabric and dusted with some Extra Fine glitter. His wood base is cut to size from a 1x4 but you can buy unfinished wood plaques at Michael's craft store.  You just need a screwdriver to get him secured in place with screws.  I couldn't stop making this guy!  

This guy measures 14-1/2" tall and is dusted with just a bit of Extra Fine glitter.  I give you the sources for supplies used and detailed instructions and pictures.  His wood base is just a 1x4 cut to size.  You can also use wood plaques from Michael's Craft store.  I've seen a nice thick 5" round unfinished wood piece for only .99!!  And NO special tools needed except a screwdriver.  Make his shirt "tucked" or "untucked"

This TALL guy measures approx. 23" tall.  The pattern comes with 9 different names to choose from for his name tag.  Sources for supplies are included along with detailed instructions and pictures to help you on this project.  You can use a 1x4 cut to size for his base or Michael's craft store sells different sized unfinished wood plaques.  I would try their 7" sized ones.  Source for supplies used also included.

This 10" tall Snowman is made out of Vanilla Terry Cloth (available at Joann Fabrics) that has been aged.  He holds his gingerbread man and vintage gingerbread man book.  Check out my Facebook page to see how he looks finished holding the newspaper tag from pattern #888 Chester!  Gingerbread tag/image is included with pattern.

Either make the 10" size or larger 14" Lucky Gnome using Craft Felt for body and Fleece for hat.  Image/tag included with pattern if you wish to use. 

Gnomes are a symbol of good luck and are thought to provide protection too!  Every HOME should have a GNOME!!

This guy measures 11" tall sitting on the wood base.  You can easily just place him on any type of wood or a 5" candle pan or nothing at all.  This is a quick and simple snowman to make.  Check out my Facebook page for other ideas you can do with this guy!!  For supplies you can find the 5"x7" wood plaque at Michael's craft and online they have bulk pricing.  I made this guy out of Croissant Color Blizzard Fleece, but you could also use the Ivory color or use Warm & Natural Cotton Batting.

This 12" tall snowman centerpiece is made out of Blizzard Fleece.  You can also make him as a stand alone snowman without the base and light!  Birch branches can be purchased online, just do a search!  The 5x7 wood plaque base can be found at your local Michael's craft for less than $2 or you can use any cut piece of wood.  His sign reads:

North Star 

Shining bright

Keep our home

Aglow with light

Make either the 5" size hat or 6-1/2" hat from black flannel.  These are so simple and fast to make.  I sold tons of the smaller sized hats last year at my craft shows so decided to try a bigger version.  It is just as simple to make!  Make tons of these for your next show! The tag/image is included with the pattern along with directions to make your own vintage snow if you don't want to buy the Snow-Tex.

This 8-1/2" tall snowman is made out of Blizzard Fleece.  He's not too big and not too small.  The perfect size to add to your Holiday table display.  You can place him on a wood base or painted book or even a rusty pie pan,  add some greenery and maybe a grungy light or tea light.  The tag/image is included with the pattern.  I will post some versions using this snowman on my Country Friends Facebook page as I make them.

Make the Large size (16") or smaller version (10") out of Blizzard Fleece.  Making little dimples in their bodies give these guys a unique look. Two image/tags are included with the pattern.  "Sleigh Bells Ring" are you listening and also "Welcome to our Winter Wonderland". 

Go to youtube.com and "search" for countryfriends1 for two short videos on how to put together this snowman and to make the dimples!

This 20" tall Christmas Caroling snowman is easily made out of Plush Felt.  I made him last year and sold him at my last show of the year but I made him out of Terry Cloth.  It seems to be that good Terry Cloth is getting hard to find these days.  The plush felt works great thou.  He holds a Christmas Carols song book and some greenery.  You can add either a grungy Tea Light or a 4" grungy taper candle. 

This 12" tall snowman is easily made out of Blizzard Fleece (croissant color) and holds his shovel that is made out of cardstock.  This is a quick and easy snowman to put together!

This sweet Snowman measures 14-1/2" tall and his body is made out of flannel that is coffee stained.  His red coat is Red Chilli pepper color flannel available at Joann fabrics.  You can have him holding Sweet Annie or a bunch of sticks.  There's nothing complicated about making this guy!

This easy to make table display contains the lyrics for the song "Let it snow" along with an altered snow scene image from an early 1900's Christmas card.  The snowman measures approx. 7-1/2" tall and holds his little broom. You can either purchase the wood base at Michaels craft store or have one cut for you at Home Depot. 

There are lots of other things you can do with this snowman.  I'll post some pictures on my Facebook page of things I'm working on!  I have him holding a Christmas song book image (available on my Vintage image page) that is so easy to make!

This guy measures approx. 10" tall not including the book he sits on.  I'm sure this will be a "Best Seller" for 2014.  He is made out of Ivory color Fleece (I used Blizzard Fleece) and then coffee stained.  Or use Croissant color blizzard fleece.

This sweet little guy measures approx. 9" tall and is a fast and easy little snowman to make.  He is made of Ivory Fleece (I used Blizzard Fleece) and then coffee stained. 

This plump guy measures approx. 18-1/2" tall and is made of Blizzard Fleece and coffee stained.  You can find flocked birds at most craft stores.  I found a box of 6 these red ones at Michael's Craft Store.  This guy is very simple to make!

This snowcouple measures 11-1/2" and she 9" tall.  They are made out of osnaburg fabric.  Make the snowman standing alone holding a "Snowman Collector" sign.  Very fast and easy to make.  The two image/tags are included in the pattern.

This 14" tall snowman is made out of coffee stained plush felt and sprinkled with a touch of Mica Dust.  (Available at www.country-whims.com)

He holds an altered image from a late 1800's newspaper.  A quick and easy snowman to make.

You can even mix up my new patterns on this too.  Make this snowman standing on the wood like the bunny.  I haven't tried it yet, but the snowman head on top of the body would look great!  I would do maybe black flannel pants, or stay with a color. Or, make the bunny using this snowman body/coat etc.  Use your imagination!! Both use the same size head pattern piece.

This 11" tall snowman is made out of Dyed Warm & Natural Cotton Batting and sprinkled with some Old Fashioned Mica Dust to give him a nice frosty look.  A Quick and Easy method to Tea Dye your fabric is included.  (Tag-112 is used in this one and the pdf comes free with e-pattern purchase.)

The snowman measures 9" tall and is made out of Terry cloth that is coffee stained.  Make this centerpiece on an old book or piece of wood, or make them standing alone for a quick simple project holding a grungy tea light or 3-d star.  This great tag/image of a horse drawn sleigh and vs. of Winter Wonderland can be use on other projects too.

This is a 17" tall snowman easily made out of Coffee stained terry cloth.  He certainly stands out with his 5-1/2" tall top hat.  He holds a banner that says "Wish Upon A Falling Star...".  He is a nice tall guy you can whip up a batch of these snowmen in no time before your next craft show. 

This plump guy measures approx. 11" tall.  His carrot nose is easily made of twisted paper!  I sold him sitting on a pine wreath with lights at my July show and he sold well.  I've also made him out of chenille and did not put the coat on and he looked cute too!

This guy measures approx. 10" sitting on the grapevine wreath.  His name "Chauncy" means Good Fortune!  He wants to bring LUCK and GOOD FORTUNE to all.  The altered image comes from an early 1900's New Year's card that contains a snowman surrounded by money bags, lucky horseshoes, and clover.  I also include a great source for the 12" grapevine wreaths (for $1.99) plus many tips for you to make this project an easy one.  This will certainly be a great show seller too!

This 9-1/2" Snowman is gazing up towards the stars and making a wish.  He sits on a ring of greenery and berries that you make yourself.  A very easy snowman to make.  Vintage Tag/Image included.

This 7" Prim Snowball Head sits on a ring of greenery and pip berries and sprinkled with Old Fashioned Mica Flakes.  Sources for supplies used is included with pattern.  A very easy pattern!

Smokin Joe (13" tall). This guy is made of plush felt. Simple directions inclued to make pipe and candy cane. The "twistie" pod nose and German Glass glitter is available at www.country-whims.com This was a 2006 best seller!!

This guy is 16-1/2" tall and is made out of Sherpa and is Sprinkled with German Glass Glitter. The glitter looks like sugar and that's how he got his name!!  You can find the fine German Glass Glitter at www.country-whims.com   (only available as an e-pattern)

These guys are 8" tall and made out of W&N batting.  How cute are they!  (Not available as an e-pattern).