October 5, 2018

DIY Halloween Snow Globe

DIY Halloween Snow Globe

DIY Halloween Snow Globe. My sister LOVES all things Halloween, almost as much as she LOVES snow globes. My youngest son desperately wanted to make his Aunt a birthday gift, and he knows her love for Halloween and snow globes, and after a recent trip to Michaels, he asked if we could make his Aunt a Halloween snow globe.

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To make a DIY Halloween Snow Globe, you will need:

Cricut {Optional}

Cricut Design Space Access and this cut file {Optional}

Cricut Party Foil {Optional}

Use the E-6000 Glue to secure the Halloween Miniatures to the bottom of the snow globe, you can add extra glue and sprinkle glitter over it to cover the base of the snow globe too. Allow to dry for 24 hours.

If you have a Cricut, open this cut file and cut 50+ bats from Cricut Party Foil. This is perfect for snow globes, it can be wet, and is light enough to float through water.

Pour the Party Foil bats and a tiny bit of glitter into the globe with a tablespoon or more of glycerin. Add bottled water to the globe, allowing enough room for the snow globe base with the Halloween Miniatures to fit.