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Home›How To›How to Make a Snow Globe: 8 Steps

How to Make a Snow Globe: 8 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
November 14, 2023
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A homemade snow globe can bring joy to your home decorations or become a personalized gift to someone you love. With just a few supplies and these simple steps, you can create your very own snow globe!

1. Gather your materials

To make your snow globe, gather the following materials:

– A glass or plastic jar with a lid

– A waterproof figurine or ornament

– Glycerin (optional, but helps the “snow” fall more slowly)

– Water-resistant adhesive

– Distilled water

– Glitter or artificial snowflakes

2. Attach your figurine

Start by attaching your chosen figurine or ornament to the inside of the jar’s lid using water-resistant adhesive. Make sure it is centered and secure; let it dry for at least 24 hours.

3. Fill the jar with distilled water

Fill 3/4 of the jar with distilled water, leaving some space for displacement when the figurine is placed inside.

4. Add glitter or artificial snowflakes

Add a generous amount of glitter or artificial snowflakes into the filled jar. These will represent the ‘snow’ in your snow globe.

5. Mix in glycerin (optional)

If you want the snow to fall more slowly, mix in a few drops of glycerin into the water. This step is optional but adds a nice touch to your snow globe’s overall effect.

6. Seal the lid

Before screwing on the lid containing your figurine, apply some water-resistant adhesive around the rim of the jar to create a watertight seal. This prevents any leaks while ensuring that everything stays in place.

7. Screw on and secure the lid

Carefully screw on the lid with the attached figurine onto the jar filled with water, glitter, and glycerin. Tighten until secure and wipe off any excess adhesive.

8. Enjoy your homemade snow globe

Turn your snow globe upside down and watch the beautiful snowfall effect you’ve just created! Your handmade snow globe will make a beautiful decoration or a thoughtful gift for someone special.

Now that you know the 8 steps to making a snow globe, have fun experimenting with different jar sizes, figurines, and adding personal touches to your creation. Let your creativity flow and enjoy the process!

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