Mason Jar Lid Snow Globe
You will need some clear plastic ornaments that open in half like these:
I went to Michaels and found 2 different sized clear plastic ornaments. The “small” ones fit on top of a regular mason jar as well as the small mason jar. The large one fit on the big jar! If you’re unsure , grab one of these plastic ornaments at Michael’s and head to where they have the mason jars to find ones that “fits” closely on a lid. In the end, they will look cute no matter what on top of a mason jar!
You Will Need :
- Mason jar with a lid. Find them at a grocery store, craft store, or here
- This is the large jar I used.
- Miniature Christmas tree ornaments. Find them at the craft store or here
- 1 bag of fake snow. Found at a craft store or here
- String, ribbon, or twine (to wrap around the lid)
- Glue gun (tip: E6000 glue works for a stronger hold!)
- White paper
- Scissors
- Clear Plastic Ornaments (as pictured above and in the video)
- Take apart the mason jar lid and trace inner circle part of the lid on white paper.
- Cut the circle out and glue the paper circle to the inside of the lid
- Hot glue the lid to the rim (as seen in the video). Use E6000 glue for a longer and stronger hold, if necessary.
- Cut the ornament string off of the top of the miniature Christmas tree ornaments.
- Create a snow globe scene! Hot glue different things on top of the white paper.
- Add some fake snow on top.
- Dust off any extra snow on the very outside of the mason jar lid.
- Open up a clear plastic ornament and glue so it is in 2 pieces. Glue around the 1 of the edges or glue the edge of the mason jar lid (either works!)
- Place it on top of the mason jar! There is a small circle on the ornaments which is made to put string in and hang on a tree. Place that circle part in the back of the snow globe when gluing so it is hidden.
- Add whatever you want on the inside of your mason jar and tie a little string, ribbon, or twine around the lid to finish it off.
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