Snowman Door Board Kids Woodworking Project PDF | Christmas Porch Decor Craft Pattern Full-Size Face Templates | DIY eBook

A four-foot snowman who never melts: three big circles cut from one plywood quarter sheet, painted white by your kids, with a full-size-templated face — eyes, coal smile, carrot nose, three coal buttons — and finished with a real scarf and hat. He leans by the front door all season, and the anti-tip bracing rule in the guide makes sure he never falls forward on a small visitor.

Grown-ups draw the circles with the string-compass method (exact centers and diameters are in the guide — no artistic talent required) and do every cut; kids sand, paint him white, glue on the face and buttons, and tie on the scarf themselves in the final step.

Inside: the grown-up / kid job split, a cut list that gets every piece from the same quarter sheet, five illustrated steps in full color, Template A (all face pieces at full size with a 1-inch check square), Template B (a dimensioned profile layout map so the 48-inch silhouette is drawn from numbers, not guesswork), weatherproofing instructions for outdoor display, a troubleshooting table, and a checklist with a project record page.

Perfect for families who go big on porch decor, grandparents building with grandkids, and anyone whose snowman climate is Florida. Ages 4+ with help, 7+ mostly solo after cutting.

This is a digital download. You'll receive a PDF eBook (13 pages, full color) instantly after purchase. No physical item will be shipped, and no materials are included — the guide walks you through the project with supplies you likely already have.

Materials needed: 1/2 inch plywood quarter sheet (24 x 48 in) · Non-toxic acrylic craft paint (white + face colors) · Sandpaper and sanding block · Real scarf and hat (dressing) · Clear outdoor sealer · Anti-tip brace or door lean hardware

Designed and written by Armor Tec Handyman — a working handyman family business in Central Florida.