Who doesn’t like Snow Globes? Look at how cute this Dollar Tree Snow Globe is, and you can make it for under $5, plus it takes maybe 15 minutes to complete. So are you ready to dive in on how to create this snow globe for your holiday decor this year?
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DIY Snow Globe From Dollar Tree
I don’t know about you, but when I head to Dollar Tree with a plan, and everything is already gone, it crushes me. So if there’s any holiday deco (like globes or snow), grab those up because they might not be around next time!
Supplies:
- Dollar Tree Snow Globe
- Waverly Ink Chalk Paint
- Dollar Tree Faux Snow
- Dollar Tree Mini Trees
- Paint Brush
- Hot Glue Gun/Glue
Tips for Making a Dollar Tree DIY Snow Globe
- This is a pretty simple tutorial but do your painting first.
- Then, while that is drying, you can work on the rest of the craft.
- Make sure you use enough hot glue to secure the trees and the top. You don’t want the kids to grab the snow globe, and everything falls out.
This snow globe would look fabulous sitting next to the Mickey Ho Ho HO Centerpiece on your mantle during the holidays. Plus, this would be a fantastic craft to do with kids.
How to Make a DIY Snow Globe at Home
Ready to get crafting? You will find the full tutorial below!
Dollar Tree Snow Globe
Materials
- Dollar Tree Snow Globe
- Waverly Ink Chalk Paint
- Dollar Tree Faux Snow
- Dollar Tree Mini Trees
Tools
- Paint Brush
- Hot Glue Gun/Glue
Instructions
- Gather your supplies.
- Start by painting the bottom of the snow globe with the Waverly ink chalk paint.
- On the inner part of the snow globe add a dab of hot glue on each tree.
- Add half of the bag of the faux snow, into the top part of the snow globe.
- Add the inner part of the snow globe into the top part of the snow globe (the section with the snow in it).
- Screw the bottom part that was painted black on. If you want it to be more secure add a few dabs of hot glue before you screw the bottom part on.
Notes
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Dollar Tree fake snow did not behave as needed.
All it did was float on the surface of the water.
I have tried many other”snow” and glitter and each one is a bust!
Any ideas?
Maybe try glitter instead of the snow? Maybe that will work better?
I used superfine glitter with filling the globe with water, but not all the way. Leave space to shake it when it’s closed up. Also glue the cap with E6000 glue and close it tight.