23 DIY Projects Inspired By Snow

    Stay warm and cozy even while a storm rages outside. Hot cocoa optional, but very highly recommended (spiked, if need be).

    Alanna Okun
    by Alanna Okun

    BuzzFeed Staff

    1. Mason Jar Snow Globe

    whipperberry.com

    Tutorial here.

    2. Snow Nails

    blog.freepeople.com

    Directions here.

    3. Snowman Cake Pops

    uitpaulineskeuken.nl

    Directions here (in Dutch).

    4. Snowflake Necklace

    lanared.blogspot.com

    Directions here.

    5. Miniature Popsicle Stick Sleds

    creatingbycami.blogspot.com

    Directions here.

    6. Gingerbread Snowflakes

    chasingdelicious.com

    Directions here.

    7. Bath Snow

    bywilma.com

    To make any tub festive. Directions here.

    8. Knitted Mochimochi Snowmen

    ravelry.com

    Pattern available on Ravelry.

    9. Coffee Filter Snowflakes

    thepinkcouch.blogspot.com

    Directions here.

    10. Snow Cone Garland

    creaturecomfortsblog.com

    Wrong season, right idea. Directions here.

    11. Snowflake Lunch

    creative-food.blogspot.com

    This works whether your kids (or you) get to stay home or not. Directions here.

    12. Felt Snowball Ornaments

    purlbee.com

    Perfect for Christmas or any other time of year you want a little cheer. Directions from The Purl Bee.

    13. Snow Monster Cupcakes

    sugarswings.blogspot.com

    Bumble was just misunderstood. Find out how to make these from Sugar Swings.

    14. Sweet Tortilla Snowflakes

    carpeseason.com

    Directions here.

    15. Stemware Snowglobe

    cfabbridesigns.com

    Directions here.

    16. Chevron Paper Snowflakes

    1dogwoof.com

    Directions here.

    17. Crocheted Snowflake Blanket

    berroco.com

    Pattern available from Berroco.

    18. Indoor Snowball Fight

    pennywiseblog.blogspot.com

    Instructions here.

    19. When it's stopped storming and you can venture outside, try making a variation on a boring old snowman, like this snow skull.

    instagram.com

    Use a shovel with a sharp edge to smooth corners and hollow out the eyes and nose.

    20. Snow Walrus

    instagram.com

    Will definitely require a stepladder and/or parent.

    21. Snow Castle

    instagram.com

    Apparently this one involves a variety of tools, so you may want to leave it to the professionals. Good inspiration, though.

    22. Rainbow Igloo

    enpundit.com

    It was made with about 500 milk cartons. You've probably got at least that many lying around, right?

    23. Snow Writing

    instagram.com

    Just use food coloring (you can dilute it with water if you want to make it last longer). The best part about this project is anyone can do it, no matter how small.

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