Snow Globe

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• Step 1

  Take an empty jar and clean it up. To make it look more glam, I painted the lid with nail polish.

• Step 2

  Place the model inside the jar, you can glue it to the lid if you want it to stay stationary.

• Step 3

  Fill the jar up with water, right to the brim

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  Step 4

  Fill with glitter and shaped sequins. Simple.

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Charlotte K. · 2 projects 23rd September 2011

My best friend is an Irish dancer and she is just about to leave to Queensland for nationals. It's her birthday tomorrow so I'm making her one with her winning nationals. Are clay models okay?

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lauren x 29th May 2011

nice

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KellBellBlue · Sonoma, California, US · 15 projects 6th June 2010

My daughter who LOVES snow globes will love making some during the summer. Fabulous!

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Elizabeth R. · Coopersburg, Pennsylvania, US 8th January 2010

Do you recn there's a way to get photos inside without ruining them?

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Luv Always · 1 project 15th August 2009

made this with dice and silver glitter it is so pretty definately gonna do it again

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ChaeEatzZombehGutz · 2 projects 21st July 2009

wow I really should have thought of that instead of breaking and then buying more and more of snow globes...

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Marissa A. · Dallas, Texas, US 23rd October 2008

Instead of using water you can use baby oil. It makes the "snow" fall slower = snows longer!!!

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Grace D · London, GB · 83 projects 9th February 2008

Thats real cute-I'm making one now

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GothicFeverDream · Brooklyn, New York, US 10th November 2007

awwwe what a cute idea

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Carli · Wales, Wales, GB · 2 projects 8th November 2007

A little plastic teddy bear was on my 19th birthday cake so I'm gonna make a snow globe with it as a momento
I think they are cute gifts too, my lil sis is gettin one for sure!

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