3. Attach your chosen figurines to the underside of each lid using a dollop of epoxy. Allow the epoxy to sit and dry until your trees or figurines are firmly adhered.

Note: Epoxy is going to be your best defense against water over time, but it can be a bit thick and stinky so be sure to use it according to the manufacturer’s instructions in a well ventilated area.
4. Next up, fill your jar just short of full with distilled water. You can generally purchase distilled water anywhere that you buy bottled water, such as the grocery store or pharmacy.

5. Add the tiniest drop of glycerin to the water. For a larger jar you may want to add a tiny bit more.
6. Add your glitter to the jar, using more or less depending on how snowy you’d like your snow globe to appear. For best results, I found using tinsel glitter (which has larger glitter particles) worked best and gave the most snowy look.

7. Insert your figurine and screw the lid on firmly and give it a good shake – making DIY snow globes is as easy as that! I absolutely love how these turn out every time I make them.

Kovács Szandi