Monthly five: Five-step DIY Mason jar snow globe

Amber Zhao, Student Section reporterDecember 12, 2016Leave a Comment

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Monthly five: Five-step DIY Mason jar snow globe

What you’ll need:

Any jar that seals
Figurines
Liquid Glycerin
Glitter
Distilled Water
Epoxy/Super Glue

Step 1: Using the crazy glue, attach the figurines to the lid of the jar.

Step 2: After it is dry, fill the jar with distilled water almost to its top.

Step 3: Add a dash of liquid glycerin, which makes the glitter fall more slowly.

Step 4: Then, add the amount of glitter you desire.

Step 5: Screw the cap on tightly, and shake the jar to get the glitter moving.

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