This one went home with my daughter Amanda and she sent me a text later that night to tell me his name was Stanley.
Front view
And here's a view from the side so you can see his (toothpick) carrot nose. When I posted the last snowmen, Deb from Paxton Valley Folk Art mentioned that she used to use toothpicks for noses. As luck would have it I had colored toothpicks so I didn't even have to bother coloring it.
He is awesome from all sides!! So cute!
ReplyDeleteI love this snowman. He's absolutely gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteAmanda chose well, this is the cutest one you have made. Stanley is adorable. I love his scarf and hat, the material and the color. super idea on the toothpick nose.. I am betting these would sell. what does it cost to make one?
ReplyDeletelike this one also, was just telling someone about the penguins
ReplyDeleteSo sweet! (Can I say I like the penguin people better? I just like penguins...)
ReplyDeleteStanley is the cutest snowman! I love the little snowflake on his hat :)
ReplyDeleteStanley is very cute! Great idea on the nose!
ReplyDeleteThey are getting cuter and cuter.
ReplyDeleteSo adorable and I love the blue. So adorable.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day Ann. Big hug to you and lots of scritches to Gibbs. ♥♥♥
Stanley is adorable :)
ReplyDeleteStanley sounds like the most suitable name for him! So cute!
ReplyDeleteStanley is adorable! love that she named him. :) his nose is perfect!
ReplyDeleteSweet!!!
ReplyDeleteThat would make a great 'giveaway'....*hint. lol
So adorable! Love his little hat and scarf! :)
ReplyDeleteMaybe some year I should try making a snowman sock. Since I collect them.
ReplyDeleteI came over from Annie and if you fine the time stop in for a cup of coffee.
He is adorable!
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