Reuse K-Cups and Make a Snowman K-Cup Craft
Reuse K-Cups and make this adorable K-Cup Snowman craft! I drink coffee with K-cups everyday. I actually use this Hamilton Beach Flexbrew coffeemaker that brews and does single cups too. I always feel like throwing them out is a huge waste!
I drink a lot of coffee so I'll never be able to craft with all my used K-cups! However, this craft is one that would be perfect to accumulate used cups and take into a classroom for a classroom Christmas party craft. It's generally less mess given the required supplies (depending on the age group). Plus, the kids can make their own funny snowman face.
Snowman K-Cup Craft Supplies
- Used K-cup (cleaned out)
- Googly Eyes
- Orange Puffy Paint
- Black Puffy Paint
- Hot Glue Gun
- Green & Red M&M's or Other Holiday Candy
Snowman K-Cup Craft Directions
- Plug the hot glue in and allow it to heat up.
- Glue 2 eyes to the k-cup.
- Next, use the orange puffy paint to form a small triangle for the snowman's nose.
- Lastly, make 5-6 dots with the black puffy paint to form the snowman's mouth.
- Allow the paint to dry several hours.
- Fill with candy.
You could even make this a Snowman ornament by adding a ribbon. Or, use these instructions and make decorated K-cups as part of an Advent calendar. Design and decorate each K-cup differently to make it more fun and festive.
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PrintSnowman K-Cup Craft
Ingredients
- Used K-cup (cleaned out)
- Googly Eyes
- Orange Puffy Paint
- Black Puffy Paint
- Hot Glue Gun
- Green & Red M&M's or Other Holiday Candy
Instructions
- Plug the hot glue in and allow it to heat up.
- Glue 2 eyes to the k-cup.
- Next, use the orange puffy paint to form a small triangle for the snowman's nose.
- Lastly, make 5-6 dots with the black puffy paint to form the snowman's mouth.
- Allow the paint to dry several hours.
- Fill with candy.
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