NorthPoleChristmas.com presents:

Corner Santa

Supplies:

Delta Ceramcoat Paint
Light Ivory
Black
Maroon
Medium Flesh
Liquid Stain - Fruitwood

1/2" wood button for nose
Muslin - 1/2" yd.
Scraps of material
Garland scrap
button
Hot Glue
pine wood

BEGIN:

Using Patterns A and B, cut santa and his hands out of wood - 1/4" wood if possible for the hands.
You will need to tape pattern pieces A and B together where indicated. Transfer the pattern lines
to the wood. Paint the hands black. Paint santa Maroon, Light Ivory or White and Medium Flesh
where indicated. Paint the wood button with Medium Flesh. Spackle (using old toothbrush) with
watered down Light Ivory paint. Rub stain lightly on all surfaces including the button.

FACE:

Hot glue the nose onto santa where indicated in the pattern. Using a toothpick or stylus (or even
the handle end of a paintbrush) and black paint, make 2 dots for the eyes. Use a little blush
on each cheek.

BEARD:

Cut 8 pieces 3" x 8" out of muslin. Stack them on top of each other and sew about 1/2" in along
the 3" side. Cut 6 or 7 strips along the 8" side stopping close to where you stitched. Tea-dye the
beard (Tea dying: use about 3 cups of boiling water, add 4 teabags for about 10 minutes. Remove
the teabags and put the beard in the hot tea water. Let sit for 30 minutes or longer. Remove beard
from tea water, rinse under the faucet until it runs clear, and wring the beard out. Put in dryer and
dry completely) Fold the sewn part under and run a line of hot glue on the stitching. Glue to wood
along the white line of painted beard under the nose.

ASSEMBLY:

Nail or staple the hands onto Santa (see picture for placement). Tie a knot in the center of a
4" x 3/4" piece of material. Bend a 3" piece of garland in half. Hot glue the knot of the material
onto garland at the bend. Glue a button on the knot of the material.




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