It’s the third day of the 12 days of Holiday Ideas event and it’s all about Christmas activities with the kids! Today, I’m sharing a super fun and easy activity, dollar store waterless snow globes!

Dollar Tree Waterless Snow Globe Craft.

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Dollar Store Waterless Snowglobe

Dollar Store Waterless Snow Globe - Christmas Kid Activity

How to make waterless snow globes. Fun activity to do with the kids for the holidays. Easy to customize using any type of figurines.

Materials

  • Plastic snow globe
  • Bag faux foam ball snow
  • Bag snow glitter flakes
  • Ribbon - choose your own color
  • Optional - raffia

Decor for Inside of the Snow Globe

  • Mini Christmas trees
  • Various mini figurines
  • Optional - Items to decorate the Christmas tree. Mini pom poms, mini Christmas lights, sequins, beads, etc...

Tools

  • Hot glue gun/glue sticks

Instructions

  1. dollar store snow globe pieces Open up the snow globe. Clean it out if needed.
  2. Glue the figurine items to the snow globe insert. Make sure to center the tallest item in the center and shorter items to the sides. *Small children may need help using the glue gun. Regular craft glue can be used, but it will take time to dry.
  3. dollar store waterless snow globe snow Add a bit of faux snow and glitter flakes into the snow globe.
  4. dollar store waterless snow globe put together With the snowglobe upside down, insert the figurines into it. Make sure the snow globe seams are to the side. Twist on the cap cover and flip over. Shake to settle all the snow to the bottom.
  5. Dollar Store Waterless Snowglobe Optional - Glue ribbon onto the cap or leave plain. I glued glitter ribbon and layered raffia on top. *Again, small children may need help using a hot glue gun or opt to use glue dots.

Notes

  • I used a hot glue gun and small children will need help if using a glue gun. Otherwise, use regular craft glue, but keep in mind there is dry time that will need to be added to the project.
  • Mini figurines and trees can be found in most craft stores. Use coupons to get it at a discount. All other supplies can be purchased at the dollar store, which I recommend to keep cost down.

Did you make this project?

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  1. I love this idea. I will have to look for those snow globes at the dollar tree and make these with the kids. That flamingo is so cute. They would love this.