Handmade Primitive Snowman in Peat Pot | Rustic Winter Decor

These rustic little snowmen are individually handcrafted from walnut crystal-stained muslin, with softly aged faces, woollen winter hats, and scarves made from carefully chosen fabric remnants. Each has his own slightly tilted head and expression, giving every snowman a personality of his own.

Standing approximately 6.5" tall, each snowman rests in a small peat pot that I've painted and aged with cinnamon to give it the appearance of an old, weathered container.

Their simple construction, muted colours, and handmade details make them a natural fit for primitive, farmhouse, and traditional winter decorating.

Handmade Details

Each little snowman features:

• Muslin body stained with walnut crystals and stuffed with natural sheep's wool

• Hand-stitched decorative details

• Natural lava-rock eyes and a small twig nose

• Softly blushed cheeks and an individually positioned head

• A winter hat finished with a wool pom-pom

• A coordinating scarf made from selected fabric remnants

• A small peat pot, hand-painted and aged with cinnamon

• Individually selected fabrics and finishing details

Each snowman is handmade in my studio in Stratford, Ontario, Canada.

A Little Snowman for the Winter Season

At approximately 6.5" tall, these snowmen are easy to incorporate into your seasonal decorating. Place one on a mantel, tuck him among your winter greenery, or group several together for a small collection of primitive winter folk art.

And because they're snowmen rather than specifically Christmas decorations, they can stay on display throughout the winter months.

Measurements

Height: Approximately 6.5", including the peat pot.

Important Information

• This listing is for one finished handmade snowman, not a sewing pattern.

• Each snowman is individually made, so fabrics, colours, and finishing details may vary.

• Intended for decorative use only. Not a toy.

• Handmade in Canada.

Design Credit: Created using a pattern by Liberty Creek, with my own fabric selections, aging techniques, and finishing details.