DIY Splatter Screen Santa
Still on the trail with Splatter Screen crafts, I am having so much fun doing them. Check out this DIY Splatter Screen Santa I put together.
I was actually injured during the making of this Santa. Please, if you make this, be careful while gluing on his beard, just saying!
I would suggest getting some finger protectors from any craft store. I found some at Dollar Tree and work perfectly.
All of the supplies listed below, I either got at Dollar Tree, Walmart or Hobby Lobby.
These splatter screen crafts are so fun and easy to make and then ideas are endless.
Grab you a bunch and see what crafty ideas you can come up with. Make sure to make this cute Santa below.
Supplies: DIY Splatter Screen Santa
- Splatter Screens – 3 from Dollar Tree
- Santa Hat – Where ever you can find one for $1
- Wood Block – For Base
- Black, Yellow and White Felt for Belt and Eyes – I got mine at Hobby Lobby
- Foam Nose – Package of 12 found at Hobby Lobby
- White Pom Poms – Package of 20 found at Hobby Lobby
- Tan, Red and Black Spray Paint – Walmart
- Hot Glue
- Floral wire – Dollar Tree
Also check out.. How To Start Crafting On A Budget
Please scroll all the way to the bottom of this post if you would like to have a printout of the instructions.
Instructions: DIY Splatter Screen Santa
Full and easy instructions for securing the splatter screens together can be found by visiting Dollar Tree Splatter Screen Snowman diy.
- Paint the wood block black
- Take 2 splatter screen handles and spray paint them black and the rest of it red.
- Take the 3rd splatter screen and spray paint it tan and the handle red.
- Take the 2 black handles and bend them to glue on to the wood block. (See photo below). Secure the two splatter screens together with floral wire.
- Take the 3rd splatter screen (with red handle) and secure it to the other splatter screen with floral wire. Make sure handle is facing down.
- Cut felt to make belt and eyes.
- Cut red foam nose in half and glue flat onto splatter screen.
- Glue pom poms to make beard (You can also use cotton if you like or what ever you have that might work)
- Place Santa hat on top and glue, if desired.
I really hope that my instructions make some sense, if not, let me know in the comments and I will help out as much as I can.
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DIY Splatter Screen Santa
A fun little Santa make out of Splatter Screens, This craft is lot's of fun to make and I hope you enjoy it. Would love to see yours, once done, come back and post it in the comments.
Materials
- 3 Splatter Screens - Dollar Tree
- Santa Hat
- Wood Block for Base
- Black, Yellow and White Felt for Belt and Eyes
- Foam Nose
- White Pom Poms
- Tan, Red and Black Spray Paint
- Hot Glue
- Floral Wire
Instructions
- Paint the wood block black
- Take 2 splatter screen handles and spray paint them black and the rest of it red.
- Take the 3rd splatter screen and spray paint it tan and the handle red.
- Take the 2 black handles and bend them to glue on to the wood block. Secure the two splatter screens together with floral wire.
- Take the 3rd splatter screen (with red handle) and secure it to the other splatter screen with floral wire. Make sure handle is facing down.
- Cut felt to make belt and eyes.
- Cut red foam nose in half and glue flat onto splatter screen.
- Glue pom poms to make beard
- Place Santa hat on top and glue if desired.
If I was to make this could it be staked down so that it could stand outside?
Hmm, I never thought of that, it’s possible. I would make sure it’s prepped for the weather first.
Would love to show you mine but don’t know how to post it.
Stop over at my Facebook Page and post it there, I would love to see it https://www.facebook.com/teresabateyl/
I have sprayed my screen with spray paint but it didnt stick do you do something to make paint stick to the screen?
I just had an old can of red spray paint (can’t remember the brand) and it worked out great. Are you using one with a primer combo?