Photo Snow Globe Tutorial
Want a special keepsake to remember your kids this year or to give as a Christmas present? These personalized snow globes are precious! Learn how to make your own with today’s Photo Snow Globe Tutorial.
Supplies for the Photo Snow Globe
- Plastic snow globe (The pictured one is from Hobby Lobby. Here is another option.)
- Photograph
- Cardstock
- Laminator and Laminating pages
- Scissors
- Waterproof glue (hot glue will work)
- Other decorations, if desired (here’s an option for trees, deer, and other items)
- Glitter or sparkling snow
- Water
- ½ teaspoon to 1 teaspoon vegetable glycerin, if desired
Photo Snow Globe Tutorial
1. Take a picture of the children against a white background.
2. Using your favorite computer program, insert the image and size it to fit the snow globe. Print the picture on card stock and then cut the picture from the paper.
3. Laminate the picture to seal it. Cut any excess laminating sheet from the picture leaving a sealed edge around the picture to avoid water leaking through any gaps.
4. Fold down the bottom edge of the image so the image can stand.
5. Remove the twist bottom from the snow globe and pop out the inner cap.
6. Attach the image to the pop out cap using glue. Add any additional decorations desired.
Allow the glue to dry completely before proceeding.
7. Fill the globe with water and the desired amount of glitter. Stir to disperse the glitter.
If desired, add a small amount of glycerin to help slow the float of the glitter.
8. Over a sink, place the cap back into the globe allowing any excess water to run out. Wipe the outside of the globe dry and replace the cap.
Here’s some hands-on fun for Jan Brett’s The Mitten!
Enjoy some snow puns here.
2020 Christmas Blessings Giveaway
–Giveaway is Complete–
Well, 2020 has been quite a year. It’s definitely been one for the books and one we will likely never forget. We have made it to the holiday season – a time for gratitude, togetherness, and celebration. And to celebrate the holiday season and the year 2020 coming to an end, I’ve teamed up with some of my favorite bloggers for the 7th annual Christmas Blessings Giveaway with the hopes of making this holiday season even more memorable (in a good way) for TWO families by giving away $500 in Paypal cash to each family.
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So cute! These will make great gifts <3
Looks like a fun keepsake craft!
Oooh, my kids would love this project! Thanks for sharing.
This snow globe is super adorable! What a personal keepsake item. Looks easy enough to accomplish and children will love them!
What an adorable gift! Grandparents will love this!
One of my teacher friends made these a few years ago and they were the talk of the school!
I like the snow globe project. What a clever idea.
This is such a sweet craft! Love the idea of having the kids pick out different photos and decorations for each globe and giving them to all the grandparents as gifts!
These photo snow globes are adorable! What a great gift!