Waterless Snow Globes

This waterless snow globe is a fun project that is great for decorating your home or giving as gifts. Adults and kids alike will love making these! Why this project works Who doesn’t love a snow globe? They conjure up memories from our childhood and all the fun holidays that went with it.RELATED – Have a bunch of jars to use up? Kids and adults alike will love making our mason jar aquariums! Helpful Project Information: Age Level: 6 and up Mess Factor: Medium Level of Difficulty: Easy Time to Complete: Less than 30 minutes Cost Estimate: Less than $5.00 Craft supplies you will need Get full list of supplies and directions in the printable version at the end of this post. How to Make a Waterless Snow Globe These step by step photos and instructions are here to help you visualize how to make this project. Please scroll down to simply print out the instructions! Remove lids from jars. Glue snowmen, trees, and/or presents inside the lids of the jars. Set aside. You can find the trees with ornaments here. Add artificial snow to each jar, about 2-inches up the side. If using, add some foam balls over the artificial snow. The foam balls are like cute little snowballs! Secure lid on the jar and gently shake to distribute the snow. Some of the snow will stick to the sides of the jar, giving them a wintery look! Expert Crafting Tips The foam balls are optional. But if you do use them and have some left over, the kids will love making floam! You can use glass or plastic jars, any jars will do. Recycle your mayonnaise and jelly jars into cute waterless snow globes! You can customize these darling little waterless snow globes by using other figurines like deer, elves, Santa, and anything else you can think of. Have fun! More Snowy Christmas Crafts I love to create and share my projects with you! I know it’s hard to remember to come back and search, so I’ve made it easy for you with my weekly newsletter! You can subscribe for free and I’ll send you fun crafts and delicious recipes every week right to your email. Print Project 4.94 from 16 votes Waterless Snow Globes You can customize these darling little waterless snow globes by using other figurines like deer, elves, Santa, and anything else you can think of. Prep Time5 minutes minsCrafting Time20 minutes minsTotal Time25 minutes mins Age Group: CraftsProject Type: Winter SuppliesJars with lidsArtificial snowSmall foam balls optionalBottle brush treesMiniature Christmas presentsHoliday figurines Craft tools InstructionsRemove lids from jars. Glue snowmen, trees, and/or presents inside the lids of the jars. Set aside.Add artificial snow to each jar, about 2-inches up the side.Add foam balls over the artificial snow.Secure lid on jar and gently shake to distribute the snow. Expert Tips & FAQs The foam balls are optional. But if you do use them and have some left over, the kids will love making floam! You can use glass or plastic jars, any jars will do. Recycle your mayonnaise and jelly jars into cute waterless snow globes! This post originally appeared here on Nov 25, 2020. Amanda Formaro is the crafty, entrepreneurial mother of four children. She loves to bake, cook, make kid's crafts and create decorative items for her home. She is a crafting expert and guru in the kitchen and has appeared online and in print publications many times over the years. She is also the editor for the Home & Garden channel at Craft Gossip and owner of FunFamilyCrafts.com. Latest posts by Amanda Formaro (see all)