The idea for a small but impressive decoration. You can decorate the fireplace, shelves in the children’s room or something else. Easy and quick to do – and final appearance will depend entirely on the creativity and commitment of the author 🙂
What you need to prepare?
– Jars (or other glass vessels fitted which can be sealed)
– Small Christmas trees that you can do yourself with a bottle brush (or cones, toy animals, Santa Clauses, snowmen, etc.).
– Artificial snow (if you do not have – following instructions on how to do it yourself in 3 minutes)
– Hot glue
How to do it?
– Attach a small Christmas tree (or other prepared for) on the underside of the lid
– Pour the jar inside artificial snow (you only need a little bit)
– Close the lid and gently shake the jar. Ready!
HINT: You want snow fell slowly, and Christmas tree was in the water? Pour water into the jar and add a little glycerine (will it snow slowly) Done!
3 ways for artificial snow
ARTIFICIAL SNOW FROM PAPER TOWELS
Ingredients : about 10 sheets of damp paper towel sheets
Directions : mix in a food processor until small little pieces form
2 ARTIFICIAL SNOW FROM SEA SALT
Ingredients : coarse sea salt
Directions : sprinkle anywhere you wish
food safe and actually edible – great for tabletop displays where it touches food
3 ARTIFICIAL SNOW FROM BAKING SODA (BAKING SODA SNOW)
Ingredients : 1 cup of baking soda
Directions : add to a bowl, and drop in 1 tablespoon of water at a time, mix well with a fork. Continue adding one tablespoon of water at a time, mixing in between until a ‘snow’ consistency forms.
Vertigo
Photo and artificial snow ideas source: thenakedbaker.wordpress.com, pureella.com, whipperberry.com, anyonecandecorate.blogspot.com, designlinesltd.com/blog, blog.pioneermomma.com, onewed.com, 5waits.com/blog, atelierulcudetoate.ro, laurabraydesigns.com, snowtango.com, tidymom.net, thediyadventures.com, allfortheboys.com