DIY Snowglobes
Christmas is my favorite season to create fun DIY projects. I don’t know why, I guess I am just so much inspired by what I see.
I have had these DIY Snowglobes in the back of my head for months now it seems! It’s so easy too. And cheap!
So what do you need?
- Mason jars of assorted sizes,
- buffalo snow,
- various objects (think Christmas village sized)
- Hot glue
The directions are fairly simple. On the underside of the mason jar lid, hot glue your objects.
Fill the bottom with the buffalo snow. I suggest filling the mason jar with the buffalo snow and then put your lid back on that way so that you don’t have glittery snow everywhere!
Screw the lid back on and voila! An easy DIY Snowglobe!
The jar in the middle was on the tables at my brother’s wedding last month. As soon as I saw it, I had to have it!
Make sure you check out the other great posts by my fellow craft bloggers. We have great project ideas and beautiful Christmas home tours to share with you. Take a look below!
Christmas Home Tour from Curly Crafty Mom.
DIY Snow Globes from Momma Lew.
Giant Gold Dipped Tassel from The Logbook.
Christmas Home Tour from Beauteeful Living.
DIY Holiday Snow Village from Mom Home Guide.
Now it’s your turn to link up your Christmas themed DIY and home posts. We can’t wait to see what you have to share with us!
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I had the pork chop, which was made sous vide & then grilled. My husband enjoyed the filet. We were told to try the coffee crusted New York strip steak our next visit, so stay tuned.
We ended our meal with our favorite dessert: the butter cake!
We love the cozy vibe at Salt Creek Grille. [Hosted]](http://scontent-atl3-1.cdninstagram.com/vp/61408f9f495e04c529d5b146ba69a844/5E62C007/t51.2885-15/sh0.08/e35/s640x640/70603256_928812647494076_6640341223959363251_n.jpg?_nc_ht=scontent-atl3-1.cdninstagram.com&_nc_cat=108 "Thank you @saltcreekgrille_princeton for the absolutely delicious meal this weekend.
I had the pork chop, which was made sous vide & then grilled. My husband enjoyed the filet. We were told to try the coffee crusted New York strip steak our next visit, so stay tuned.
We ended our meal with our favorite dessert: the butter cake!
We love the cozy vibe at Salt Creek Grille. [Hosted]")
Oooooh. Long break coming up. No plans. We must make these!!!!
Seriously though- these are AWESOME ( I am making these with or without my kids!)
The kids picked out the decor, but I made them – the thought of them touching hot glue + buffalo snow just equaled disaster to me!
I love this project. I have a thing for glass containers, too! Thanks for sharing.
Adorable! Pinned!
These are amazing!!!
I just sent this link to my son’s teacher, too!
XO
Love these!! I think my kids would love to make them as gifts for their grandparents too!!!
Those are gorgeous! They remind me of the old Rudolph special.
This GENIUS!
Those snowglobes look so fun and easy to make! Thanks for sharing!!
Love the little tree globe.
LOVE these – they are so cute! I am pretty sure I made one YEARS ago in school. . .way before Pinterest – LOL
Oh my gosh I love this so so much! So doing this with my children this weekend!
I love looking for fun unique ideas for holiday decorations (even during the summer time). These look so super easy to make and I know my granddaughters would have fun inventing their own snow globes!
I really like these. I like the way they look, and how they can be customized. I think something like this would make a great gift to a relative from a child. I really like getting homemade gifts from kids, I save them all!
This is an adorable and inexpensive way to decorate the house with items that are easily available. I have something similar to this that I made many years ago and still display every year.