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1. #MICHAELS XMAS SNOW GLOBE PDF#
2. #MICHAELS XMAS SNOW GLOBE FULL#
3. #MICHAELS XMAS SNOW GLOBE SERIES#
4. #MICHAELS XMAS SNOW GLOBE FREE#

That’s really what the sensory bottles purpose for – to give your little one something to look at as the glitter falls inside the snow globe. This DIY Snow Globe also doubles as a relaxing calming bottle for your kids. I personally really liked the blue and silver DIY Snow Globe but red & silver, red & green or pink and silver would be really fun Christmas colors too! What else can you do with your DIY Snow Globe? That’s it! You can make lots of different colored versions of these homemade glitter sensory bottles.

Anything else you find that would be fun inside the bottle! Other assorted glitter – snowmen, lettering, snowflakes, etc – Glycerin(Optional – this will make the silver glitter not fall so quickly, but don’t use too much or it will stick to the bottom) – Plastic Snow Globe – I found mine at Michaels and it was not expensive! Supplies You’ll Need to Make Your Christmas Sensory Bottle The key to these glitter sensory bottles of course is the glitter! So first you need to find some great supplies of things you’d want to put into this homemade sensory bottle. We found some puff balls, glitter, fabric snowflakes and foam balls. OK let’s get started on how we made these Snow Globe Christmas Sensory Bottles. What else can you do with your DIY Snow Globe?.Supplies You’ll Need to Make Your Christmas Sensory Bottle.Press down with fingers well where all the foam pieces are. Peel off the paper packing of the tape, turn the layer over and place it over the card.Three lines on the bottom and one line all the way around the globe making sure the ends close off the acetate window. Apply double sided foam tape to the backside of the acetate layer.Pour a little bit of faux snow, chunky glitter, or extra fine glitter on top of the photo.Glue the base piece to the layer with the glued on acetate sheet.Glue the offsets together and add wording.

#MICHAELS XMAS SNOW GLOBE FULL#

Glue next layer on top (will be the full snowglobe.) If making a shaker snow globe card, glue the acetate sheet onto the backside of the snowglobe layer with an opening with tacky glue.Cut out images and use them as a template to trace onto colored cardstock and acetate sheet. If using the PDF, print on white paper.Cut all shapes on cardstock, except mustard color shape out of an acetate sheet.Use one of the mustard shapes to slice your photo in CDS.If using a Cricut, upload the file into CDS.

#MICHAELS XMAS SNOW GLOBE PDF#

Download SVG or PDF file from blog post.There is one extra piece I didn’t use on my card but I left it in in case you want to add another color to the top of the snow globe.

#MICHAELS XMAS SNOW GLOBE SERIES#

If you wish to resize the snow globe Christmas card make sure to keep the images grouped and change the size first so they all stay proportionate.Īlso, if you are new to CDS, make sure to check out my series of Cricut Design Space 101 tutorials to get started. Once you download the snow globe SVG from below, upload the file into Cricut Design Space. Making a Snow Globe Shaker Card with a Cricut If you are still deciding on a Cricut machine, check out my post on which Cricut is right for you (compares the Cricut Maker, Cricut Explore family, and the Cricut Joy). This is the process I will go over in the post, but putting together the snow globe card pieces is the same once everything is cut! Or there is a snowglobe card SVG file that you can download and cut with a Cricut cutting machine. There is a snow globe card template PDF that you can print and cut with scissors and then use those pieces as templates for different color cardstocks.

#MICHAELS XMAS SNOW GLOBE FREE#

faux snow or white glitter to use as snow.tacky glue, glue stick, or double sided tape runner.acetate sheet (if want to make a snow globe shaker card).Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links from Shareasale, Cricut, Awin, and . I receive a small commission at no cost to you when you make a purchase using my links (purple text). As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.