Christmas and Winter Snowglobes.
They just go together.
This DIY version of a nostalgic snowglobe
is just about as simple as it gets--involves upcycling,
easy for children to help with,
and can be done in less than 15 minutes!
is just about as simple as it gets--involves upcycling,
easy for children to help with,
and can be done in less than 15 minutes!
The results are awesome.
So...save your old jars--glass or plastic..
and consider making a few of these to display or give away.
and consider making a few of these to display or give away.
Can't wait to see your version!
I used an old olive jar and Tostitos Nacho cheese jars--these are the perfect size!
{So now you have a great excuse for eating a jar of cheese sauce! haha}
bottle brush tree and snow flakes.
{Walmart has these trees for 79 cents}
Hot glue tree to the inside of the lid.
{spray paint the lid white first}
{spray paint the lid white first}
add a pinch or two of the snow.
{a little goes a long way}
Simply Adorable!
Simply Adorable!
Fill with water and screw lid on tightly.
Shake and enjoy!
finish and embellish with a small tag
{I used very old music sheets stamped with a red fleur and tied with red hemp}
Display as a centerpiece on an old silver tray!
Perfect vintage!
sharing with:
The Scoop Party at Cedar Hill Ranch
Sweet! I pinned it :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Dee! :o)
DeleteHi Aimee, hopped over from Cozy Little House. Happy to be a new follower. These snow globes would be such a fun projects for my grands. I have made the little snow scenes in the salt shakers, but these are ones that kids would love. I have a link party, Share Your Cup Thursday. It's all about sharing the things that make you happy. I'd love if you shared this week.
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Jann
Thank you so much Jann for your nice comment and for following! Your grand kids will love this! I will certainly be at your link-up! aimee
DeleteLove the vignette of the snow globes arranged on a silver tray. I am a bottle brush tree fanatic so I love these.
ReplyDeleteThese are so adorable! We need to make a couple of these this winter - my kids would love it!
ReplyDeleteThese look amazing. I am going to try this....Thanks for inspiring me!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment! Have a fun weekend!
DeleteThese are so cute! I always love snow globes at Christmas. Thanks for teaching us how to make this at TTF!
ReplyDeleteThank you Linda! have a great weekend!
DeleteVery sweet! I'm a snow globe person myself! I must make one! Who knew it would be so easy!
ReplyDeleteThey are almost "too" easy. have fun with the project!
DeleteHow fun! I love snow globes. I featured this post on the TTG FB page today. I hope you will stop by and like the page! https://www.facebook.com/thethriftygroove
ReplyDeleteThank you Diann! I will head over to FB now. Happy weekend to you!
DeleteThese are so cute and simple. I'll have to try making these with my kiddies at school.
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Patti
Those great tags really amped these cuties up. Love how you displayed them. Visiting from Sunday View. Always nice to see what you are up to!
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