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    Home » Blog

    Marshmallow Snowman Craft for Kids

    Published: Nov 22, 2019 · Modified: Dec 8, 2022 by Marcie Groller · This post may contain affiliate links

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    two snowman made from marshmallows and candy

    Who doesn't love a cute, edible snowman? We simply can't get enough to this Marshmallow Snowman Craft! These marshmallow snowmen make the best holiday gifts or treats!

    three marshmallow snowmen
    Jump to:
    • 👍Why We Love Marshmallow Snowmen
    • ✂️ Supplies
    • 📝 How to Make A Marshmallow Snowman
    • Expert Tips and Tricks
    • 🧶 Other Christmas Crafts
    • ☃️ Marshmallow Snowman

    If you love edible Christmas crafts, be sure to check our these Strawberry Santa Hats and Miniature Reindeer Christmas Burgers!

    👍Why We Love Marshmallow Snowmen

    Simple. This marshmallow craft consists of simple steps that kids of all ages can follow.

    Edible! Our marshmallow snowmen are 100% edible!

    Homemade Gifts! Like our Snowman Candy Cane Holders and Paper Snowflakes, these Marshmallow Snowmen make the best holiday gifts or even party favors!

    Fine motor skills. Our marshmallow craft allows younger children to put their developing gluing and counting skills to good use.

    family of marshmallow snowmen

    ✂️ Supplies

    supplies for snowman marshmallow craft

    Notes on Supplies:

    • Marshmallows- We love the jumbo size marshmallows for bigger snowmen!
    • Candy Eyeballs- These make great eyes if you can find them at the store. Otherwise, chocolate chips will do the trick!
    • White icing- For securing the eyes and buttons to your snowman!
    • Small, orange candy- We love Mike and Ikes, but candy corn or orange M&Ms will also work!
    • Pretzel sticks- Work well to secure the marshmallows together.
    • Chocolate chips- These make the cutest edible buttons for your marshmallow snowman!

    Optional: Tooth pick to help spread frosting

    📝 How to Make A Marshmallow Snowman

    Step 1: Make the Snowman's Body. Fasten three marshmallows together using 1-2 pretzel sticks. Break another pretzel stick in half and stick each half into the sides of your snowman to form his arms.

    snowman body

    Step 2: Add the Facial Features. Push an orange Mike and Ike (for other orange candy) into the center of the snowman's head for his nose and secure two Candy Eyeballs to his face using white Icing.

    snowman's eyes and nose

    Step 3: Add the Snowman's Buttons! Finally, use the icing to"glue" 2-3 chocolate chip to your snowman's belly to form his buttons.

    snowman's buttons
    one marshmallow snowman with four buttons

    Expert Tips and Tricks

    • Twisting the Mike and Ike into the marshmallow helps secure it in place.
    • If you don't have candy eyeballs, chocolate chips will work great for the snowman's eyes
    • Add a hat by securing a miniature peanut butter cup using icing to your marshmallow's head.
    • These marshmallow snowmen go great with a cup of hot cocoa!
    • Wrap up your snowman in a gift bag and share with friends and neighbors!
    bagged up snowman

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    • three felt snowmen holding candy canes
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    • two paper snowflakes with pasta
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    ☃️ Marshmallow Snowman

    Author: Marcie & Julie
    Who wants to build a snowman?! Check out this super easy Marshmallow Snowman Craft! Oh how we love crafts we can actually eat!
    Prep Time5 mins
    Total Time5 mins
    Servings: 1 Marshmallow Snowman

    Ingredients

    • 3 Marshamllows Jumbo
    • 2-3 Pretzel sticks
    • 1 Mike and Ike Orange
    • Decorating icing White
    • 2 Candy eyeballs
    • 2 Chocolate chips

    Instructions

    • Snowman's Body: To make our marshmallow snowman, we simply fastened three jumbo marshmallows together using a pretzel stick. We broke another pretzel stick in half and stuck each half into the sides of our snowman to form his arms.
    • Snowman's Face: We used an orange Mike and Ike for our snowman's nose and secured two Candy Eyeballs to his face using icing.
    • Snowman's Buttons! And finally, we used the icing to"glue" two chocolate chip to our snowman's belly to form his buttons.
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    Notes

    • Twisting the Mike and Ike into the marshmallow helps secure it in place.
    • If you don't have candy eyeballs, chocolate chips will work great for the snowman's eyes
    • Add a hat by securing a miniature peanut butter cup using icing to your marshmallow's head.
    • These marshmallow snowmen go great with a cup of hot cocoa!

    *Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet. While we are not certified nutritionists, we work with a WordPress-integrated nutrition API to calculate our recipes' ingredient values.

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