Some of my favorite holiday crafts are tree ornaments. I don't know if I've ever made it through a Christmas season without making at least one! Last year I shared this easy snow globe jar ornament tutorial on Landeelu.com.
Here’s what you need to make your own:
- Mini Mason Jar with handle (I found mine at Target. They’re about 3 1/4″ high.)
- Assorted Miniatures to fit your jar (Check your local craft store.)
- White Tile Adhesive
- Faux Snow (optional)
- Ribbon for hanging
- Jingle Bells & Bakers Twine
Start by gathering your supplies and check that your miniatures fit in the jar. It might be helpful to have tweezers or needle nose pliers on hand for placing your miniatures. Also, a craft stick or wooden skewer works well for spreading the tile adhesive.
Wash and dry your jar. I also wiped the inside of mine with some rubbing alcohol.
Add some tile adhesive to the bottom of your jar. Spread around as desired to be the snow. Mine ranged from 1/4-1/2″ deep. Arrange your miniatures in the “snow.” I let it dry overnight with the lid off. (Check your package directions.) Once the snow was dry, I added a couple pinches of loose faux snow to the jar. This is optional, but I had snow left from my Snowy Wreath Shadowbox project.
Embellish the jar with bells and twine, if desired. And add a ribbon hanger.
Embellish the jar with bells and twine, if desired. And add a ribbon hanger.
Thanks for stopping by today! If you're looking for other Christmas ornament crafts, I've been collecting ideas on my Trim the Tree Pinterest board:
This project was originally shared on Landeelu.com on December 22, 2014.
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