Assuming you would like a blog post on how to make a snowman:
Step One: Find the Perfect Spot
Pick a spot in your yard that gets good sun during the day and isn’t too windy. If you have young children, make sure it’s close enough to the house so they can run inside if they get cold. Step Two: Gather Your Supplies
You won’t need much to build a snowman – just some clean, fresh snow, something to use for a nose (carrots work well), two stones or pieces of coal for eyes, an old hat and scarf, and maybe some sticks for arms. Step Three: Start with a Big Ball of Snow
Use your hands to packed together a big snowball – this will be the base or bottom of your snowman. It should be about as big around as your waist. Once you have your bottom ball, start rolling it around in the snow until it gets bigger and rounder. When it’s about as big around as your head, stop rolling and set it aside. Step Four: Make the Middle Ball
Now it’s time to create the middle ball of your snowman. Again, use your hands to pack together another snowball, but this one should be smaller than the first one – about the size of your chest. Once you have your middle ball ready, pick up the bottom ball and place it on top of the middle one. Now you have a three-tiered snowman! Step Five: Add Some Arms
To give your snowman some arms, find two sticks that are roughly equal in length and stick them into each side of his “waist” where the middle ball meets the bottom ball. If you can’t find any sticks outside, rolled up pieces of paper work just as well! Step Six: Put on His Hat & Scarf
Now it’s time to dress up your snowman! Find an old hat that will fit him snugly on his head (a beanie works perfectly) and put it on his head, tilting it slightly to one side if desired. Then wrap a scarf around his neck – again, making sure not tie or knot it too tightly so he can still breathe easily! You could also use strips of fabric instead of an actual scarf. Step Seven: Give Him A Face
All that’