You can make them from a glass jar. Create whenever scene you like on the lid, but it has to be able to stand up to the water. When you're finished feel the jar with water and glitter and screw the cap back on, tip upside down and you have your snow globe. Have fun with it
Use an old pickle jar and some miniature winter, summer or animals for decoration. Use hot glue gun to glue them to the inside of the jar lid, then gently turn upside down into the jar filled with water and glitter. My friend says you need an aspirin to make the water keep from getting cloudy but I never used one. Don't forget to paint the outside of the lid to cover the writing.
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http://www.diynetwork.com/how-to/make-and-decorate/crafts/how-to-make-glitter-snow-globes-from-mason-jars
You can make them from a glass jar. Create whenever scene you like on the lid, but it has to be able to stand up to the water. When you're finished feel the jar with water and glitter and screw the cap back on, tip upside down and you have your snow globe. Have fun with it
Use an old pickle jar and some miniature winter, summer or animals for decoration. Use hot glue gun to glue them to the inside of the jar lid, then gently turn upside down into the jar filled with water and glitter. My friend says you need an aspirin to make the water keep from getting cloudy but I never used one. Don't forget to paint the outside of the lid to cover the writing.
There are several ideas on hometalk. Here is one:
http://www.hometalk.com/diy/craft/holiday-gifts/how-to-make-mason-jar-snow-globes-5625116
Mason Jar Snow Globes
I love doing these https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OI96IbKeRHE
The best is when you reuse/recycle materials. Baby food jars are great for this!
is there a craft book that shows how to make snow globes?