Waterless Snow Globe Craft

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Waterless Snow Globe Craft

Homemade snow globe ideas like this one are super easy and quick.

Waterless Snow Globe Craft
Waterless Snow Globe Craft

One of the most darling Mason jar crafts for Christmas is a DIY snow globe. Make this lovely Waterless Snow Globe Craft for your Christmas mantel. This video tutorial makes it particularly easy to follow along and make your own snow globe. Homemade snow globe ideas are great for kids and adults alike because they make great decorations for the home, and kids love to play with them! The Mason jar gives this project a lovely rustic touch. If you love the look of a Mason jar in any sort of decor or crafting, then this Christmas craft is for you.

Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteIn an evening

MaterialsGlass, Recycled Materials

Primary TechniqueGeneral Crafts

Easy

SeasonWinter

HolidayChristmas

Project TypeMake a Project

Materials List

  • Ball Mason jar
  • Faux snow
  • Mini trees
  • Hot glue
  • Buttons and bling
  • Ribbon
  • Scissors
  • Thread spool

Instructions

  1. Hot glue one mini tree to the spool.

  2. Use hot glue to decorate trees with bling and buttons.

  3. Adhere trees to the inside of the lid of the jar.

  4. Add snow.

  5. Seal up the jar.

  6. Tie ribbon around the lid and add a button.

  7. Put your adorable creation on display!

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Great little project and I have seen many variations of it using baby food jars for a mini snow globe. Another variation is keeping the lid loose in order to insert some battery operated lights, or small battery flicker candle tea light. You can also mix the 'snow' with white or silver glitter, or even small star confetti which would give it a real winter wonderland look!

What great ideas! I was thinking also, that you could put figurines in it like Santa Claus or some tiny reindeer either with the trees or instead of the trees. I like the idea of glitter in the "snow" and a battery operated tealight hidden somewhere in it. There are a lot of ways to do it!

I have a ton of Mason jars leftover from my homemade jam, so this would be a fun way to repurpose them for me.

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