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For those who live and work in the Northern parts, snow and cold

are around for what seems like forever. Those in the warmer

climates can only dream about snow, snowpeople, and carrot

noses. Wherever you call home, these snow munchkins can be a joy

to have around, and a bit of whimsy when life crowds in a bit

too much.



Children and adults can build snow families right in their own

front yard with Mother Nature supplying the essentials. But

anyone can "create" a snowperson with a myriad of craft scraps.

Styrofoam balls in various sizes are great for making

lightweight and easily decorated snowpeople. Felt, and even

worn-out white socks that are filled and given button noses,

scarves, gloves, add to the fun of winter or wintry thoughts.

You can wear snowmen/women on sweaters, on children's coats or

fleece tops just by cutting out, embellishing and sewing or

using fusible backing so that your special creations stick when

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Several snowpeople on a window ledge with snow covered pine

cones are sometimes just the touch needed to brighten up an

area. Coloring pages offer a variety of patterns to choose from

- the country version of thin or the old-fashioned robust,

smiling, and cheerful lot.



How about greeting your guests and family as they come through

your front door or walk up your front steps? Using tomato cages

for body frames, cover with strong white cloth that will

withstand the blowing winds, and the beautiful snowflakes that

fall, and attach earmuffs, vests, and they can even hold an old

sled or set of skis for that quick-decision trip through the

woods.



You can even decorate hot chocolate with whipped topping

snowpeople, trace on cookies with icing and snowpeople pancakes

are a hit for week-end brunch. The possibilities are endless and

are only reigned in by your time and willingness to spend a few

minutes in the land of Frosty and friends. So gather up grandma

and grandpa, aunts, uncles, children, cousins, and whoever else

is within reach and start creating a whole family of snow

friends to share your wintry days, even though it might be

sunshiny bright with nary a cloud in the sky, but the fun will

just "melt" away the after holiday days. ENJOY! Arleen M.

Kaptur 2005 January Arleen's site: http://www.arleenssite.com



About the author:

Arleen has written numerous books and articles on living a

simple yet fulfilling lifestyle. Please check our Arleen's site

at http://www.arleenssite.com



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