Introduction: DIY Snow Globe
Christmas time is gift time.I made these cute snow globe in a mason jar for gift.
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Step 1: Making Christmas Tree
I bought these green strings from Walmart to make Christmas tree.
Cut out branches from them as required. As i have planned to make 12 globes so i needed at least 12 branches however a single branch will not give bush look so i joined 2 branch together by using player.
After twisting them it time to give shape as Christmas tree. Using scissor cut it to the shape of Christmas tree.
Do not throw those left out cutting it is used to make grass .
Step 2: Things Need to Make Snow Globe
Things required
- Glycerine
- Mason Jar
- Glitters
- Glue Gun
- Water
- Christmas Tree
- Props such as santa ,snow man
- Milk carton caps
- Scissor
- Player
Step 3: Making Figurine
Take milk cap Make a little hole or prick to insert christmas tree. Now insert christmas tree in that hole. make sure its tight. Then using glue gun paste little figurines of santa and snow man on them . then at rest of the place add a little glue and add little cut out of christmas leaf which i have advised to store while making tree as shown in picture.
Now glue another cap to the the bottom of the milk cap to increase height.Open mason jar and glue your assembled figurine in the cap(refer image)
Take the mason jar add 4 tbsp of glycerin. (Glycerine helps to slow down falling of glitters. more is merrier). 1 Tsp of glitters. Start with small quantity of glitters so that if you feel you need some more then you can add later. Then fill water a little below to the top. Now insert the figurine carefully in the bottle and tight the lid.
Step 4: Yippe Its Ready
Here is the outcome you will get . I made this lot of 12 in 1 hr 30 min.. Its so lovely to give handmade gift. Its not only gift its our love we have poured into it.

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6 Comments
8 years ago
So cute! You might also want to paint the lid base, or tie/hot glue a ribbon around it for a festive, gifty touch :)
Reply 8 years ago
thanks dear...yes thats a very nice idea
8 years ago on Introduction
Good idea to use the milk bottle caps as tree stands. Please explain what the first photo in #3 is depicting. I don't understand what the cut piece of red cloth/paper or whatever that is sticking up is for. What is it? Thank you. C
Reply 8 years ago
thanks dear for liking idea of milk bottle caps. first pic of #3 is a pointed knife to prick hole in the milkbottle caps.
8 years ago on Introduction
These are very cute---what are the floating blue orbs? Are they water beads?
Reply 8 years ago
thanks for liking dear....i dont know name of that blue balls..but its a kind of gel which swell in water and shrink when dries