Vintage Style Waterless Snow Globe

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Vintage Style Waterless Snow Globe

Learn how to make a snow globe that will be unlike any you've ever seen before with this tutorial for a Vintage Style Waterless Snow Globe. To make this DIY Christmas decoration, you won't have to worry about making a mess with water, giving you more time to explore the ways you can add details to give this classic Christmas craft a truly whimsical appeal. Anyone who sees this decoration will be truly impressed with how professional and chic it looks.

Materials:

  • Hot Glue Gun
  • Diamong Dust/Glitter
  • Small Pine Cone
  • Misc. Figurines/Piks
  • Ribbon, Laces, Trims

Instructions:

  1. Clean and dry jar
     
  2. Add hot glue to the inside bottom of jar in swirls
     
  3. After adding glue warm with heat gun just enough to melt slightly, then add glitter/diamond dust and swirl jar
     
  4. Shake out excess glitter
     
  5. In the lid of the jar glue piks, figurines, bottle brush trees, and/or pine cone making sure to keep them away from edge so lid will twist back on the jar
     
  6. Add hot glue around the base of the lid and around figurines, piks, pinecones, and/or bottke brush trees sprinkle glitter on the glue
     
  7. Pour some scoops of loose glitter/diamond dust in jar
     
  8. Add lid to jar and seal it with glue
     
  9. Now you can add decorative trims, ribbons, laces around the lid and bottom of jar with hot glue

 

How to Make a Vintage Style Waterless Snow Globe:

 

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Who would think that you could make a snowglobe look so pretty without water? I love your idea of using the glitter dust to make the globe sparkle. I was wondering how you could do that without the water, but the dust is perfect. I like that you can add any embellishments you want to create the globe too.

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