Creative Life TV - How to make a polymer clay snowman - Linda Peterson

Linda Peterson shares how to create an adorable snowman from polymer clay. It's easy and fun and great for all ages. The perfect project to chase away the winter blues and bring a smile to your face. Featured on Livin' the Creative Life TV.

Click here to watch the video tutorial If you like this project - we invite you to give it a thumbs up at StumbleUpon Materials: Polymer clay: White, black and orange along with any accent colors desired Plaid ribbon Toothpick or needle tool Knitting needle Ceramic tile (optional) Baby wipes

	These are the basic shapes needed to make a snowman.
	Roll a ¾” ball on one side to create a tapered log.
	Repeat this three more times.
	Create a large tapered log from a 2” ball. To create the body, press the thick end down on the work surface while pulling the thinner end upwards to elongate the neckline.To create the legs, push the thick end up towards the thinner end creating a foot.
	Press arms and legs to body.
	Create a 1” ball for head. Roll a tiny piece of orange clay into a triangle for the nose.
	Pre-bake small black balls. Press in for eyes.
	Draw in smile and eyebrows with needle tool.
	Press head to body.
	Before baking I sprinkled him with clear glitter.Bake according to manufacturer’s directions for approximately 1 hour. Allow to cool.Tie the ribbon around his neck. Add chalk "blush" to his cheeks and the bottom of his feet.

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How to make a Snowman Mixed Media Journal Cover - Video

This is my first time lapse video and I think it is sooo fun!!! I'll show you how to create a snowman journal cover using LOTS of mixed media techniques in about 7 minutes! Enjoy

Creative Life TV - How to etch a snowflake design on a candle votive

Linda Peterson shares great way to add a festive glow to your dinner table with this snowflake etched candle or give as a gift to someone special. A few minutes and a little glass etching is all you will need to create this snowflake candle votive. Featured on Livin' the Creative Life TV.

Click here to watch the video tutorial If you like this project - we invite you to give it a thumbs up at StumbleUpon Materials: Snowflake clip art from photo editing program or copyright free clip art on internet Clear contact paper Glass etching cream Alcohol based marker Glitter glue Make up sponge Double stick tape Craft knife

	Create snowflake pattern by drawing or using a photo editing program to fit the size of your glass votive. Cover votive with contact paper. Apply double stick tape to back side of snowflake pattern and apply to votive where desired.
	Cut out snowflake pattern with craft knife and remove contact paper.
	Apply etching cream leave on according to package directions. Completely rinse with water again following package directions.
	Rub marker over etched design...
	and wipe away excess ink with a damp cloth.
	Add glitter glue to give it a glittery sparkle.
	Enjoy!

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Creative Life TV - How to make Snowflake Window Cling Decals

Linda Peterson shares a great project to get the kids involved on a gloomy winter day and dress up your windows too!! Everyone will have fun making these adorable window clings. Featured on Livin' the Creative Life TV.

Click here to watch the video tutorial If you like this project - we invite you to give it a thumbs up at StumbleUpon Materials: Aleene’s Original Tacky Glue Tulip® Puffy Paint – white or color of choice Page protector Clip art of snowflakes in a variety of sizes Pigment powder in color of choice or acrylic paint in color of choice

	Place the page protector over snowflake clip art template.Outline the snowflake with puffy paint and allow to dry.
	Apply tacky glue to inside of snowflake.
	Add pigment powders and create swirls with toothpick or needle tool.
	Allow to dry.Carefully peel off of page protector and trim if needed.
	Wet with a baby wipe and apply to window.

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Launched in October 2009, Cool2Craft TV broadcasts weekly internet TV episodes and special live-streaming events featuring industry recognized hosts, reporters, designers, authors and manufacturers. Visit www.cool2craft.com to watch this week’s show via the LiveStream player. Visit our Blip.tv channel for full archived episodes, our YouTube Channel for project and technique demo videos and check out our current programming schedule for upcoming LIVE-streaming events. Visit www.cool2craft.com for current programming schedule.

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Snowflakes in the air - Get your Crafty on the Next Creative Life TV Monday December 12

Get your winter crafty on!  I'll be sharing three new projects and a bonus on my next Creative Life TV show.  Monday December 12 at noon eastern.

Just go to the cool2craft livestream channel at showtime to watch the episode and chat with me live. 

Can't watch then?  No worries - the show will air 24/7 until December 19th.  Watch any time it's convenient for you.  Also be sure to check out all of ourarchived  Cool2Craft videos on youtube - there's over 500 episodes!