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Printable Snowman Christmas Chocolate Candy Bar Wrappers

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This free printable is for a Snowman Candy Bar Wrapper. This wrapper fits onto store-bought candy chocolate bars. You can then hand out these DIY handmade Christmas chocolates.  These Christmas Chocolate wrappers fit on the Aldi chocolates as well as Hersheys small bars. Print on to 6×4 photo paper for correct sizing.

Add some fleece beanies to really finish off this DIY Chocolate Candy wrapper. For cheap fleece pick up a scarf from a Dollar store to cut into strips. To create the hats, simply make a tube and sew the top into a tuff or glue it into place. You can also use baby socks cut down shorter for a even faster creation.

I really am a sucker for a cute snowman face. And here are several cute snowman faces! Print them off and wrap your candy bars to give as gifts. Perfect for school before winter break!  Get the freebie at here– Snowman Freebie….

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Printable Snowman Candy Bar Wrappers

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    • Click on “Snowman Freebie” under the first picture. It will then open into another file and you can print straight from there.

  7. Oh my heart..so much cuter even after I printed the lil thing off..Thank you for sharing, my daugher will love this in her stocking..so kind of you to share my friend..not many people go out of their way this time of year!

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