Make the Cutest Snow Globes at Home ❄️

4 Materials
$20
15 Minutes
Easy

Bring the magic of Christmas into your home or workplace by making some easy DIY snow globes.


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Make your holiday crafts look festive with this faux snow that Amazon reviewers swear by!

Step 1: Make your snow !

I was looking for fake snow everywhere and I finally found some on Amazon. You can use any fake snow you find to achieve the same effect I got. I grabbed a large enough mixing bowl to start making my snow.

This is the fake snow I purchased from Amazon . It’s called instant snow by Let it snow and all you do is add water ! For this small baggie I added half a gallon of water. I made enough snow for two large snow globes and had a lot leftover so I Sealed it for other projects .


Pour it and and watch it grow!

Here’s a Close-up of the texture of the fake snow . It was so soft and fluffy ! ❄️

I poured cup by cup to control how large it grew. It was my first time making snow and I didn’t want it to overflow like a 🌋 😂.

Sound on : My children’s reaction to the fake snow rising .

This is how much the snow grew after pouring the first cup ❄️

Step 2: Use any glass containers/jars as your snow globe . I had these already , but you can thrift anything similar.

I filled each jar up to about 1/3 of the way with fake snow . Fill it up as much as you would like . I based it off on how big my tiny trees fit when I closed my jar.

Step 3: I Started adding my tiny trees. You can use tiny trees, any holiday trinkets or old ornaments. Again , you can totally thrift any of the items you want to place in the globe !

Step 4 : The last step is to add your LED lights and voila ! I loved the way they came out . My kids enjoyed helping me make them and they look so beautiful in my home. I feel the holiday cheer ❄️✨

Now these beauties are nestled around my home bringing cheer to everybody.

Suggested materials:
  • Fake snow   (Amazon)
  • Glass jars   (Walmart)
  • Tiny trees   (Amazon and Target)
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  • Laine Laine on Nov 30, 2021

    are you able to keep the snow after the winter season or is it a 1 time use?

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  • Deborah Deborah on Dec 07, 2021

    Love this idea, how long does the snow last?

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    • 17335038 17335038 on Dec 23, 2021

      Deborah,

      Scroll up to the Ask a Question section. A couple of other Hometalkers have replied to the same question.❄️

  • 17335038 17335038 on Dec 23, 2021

    I didn't know that this type of craft 'snow' came in convenient small packettes.

    'Goes to show that you never know what you will learn here on Hometalk.☃️


    • Neither did I ! I looked for the already expanded kind at Walmart and couldn’t find it . I found this one on amazon😊 it expands so much and there is a generous amount in that small package.

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