Make Your Own Snow Globe

Do you remember family vacations and stopping at the souvenior shop? My sisters and I always seem to gravitate towards the snow globes. We would shake them trying to find the one with the most snow and the one that was the prettiest. Well, you can now make your own snow globes.



Here is what you will need:

• Baby food jars (medium or large jars)
• Florist clay
• Small figurine
• White glitter or fake snow (available at stores during the holiday season)
• Hot glue gun or aquarium sealing glue (hot glue is cheaper)
• Ribbon, optional
• Garland plastic greenery

Directions to make SNOW GLOBE

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