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	How To Make a Snow Globe You Will Need A glass jar with a lid A small, rust-proof ornament or figurine White glitter Aquarium silicone sealant Distilled water 1/8 tsp. glycerin A small block of wood or bowl for a base One hard-boiled white eggshell, ground into tiny pieces Food coloring   Steps Select a jar Find a small, clear glass jar with a secure lid. Find a figurine Select something to put inside the jar, like an ornament, a figurine, or a miniature toy. Or sculpt your own decoration out of clay. Whatever you choose, make sure it’s waterproof. Measure the snow Measure the white glitter you’ll need for the globe by pouring it into the lid. Set aside enough glitter to fill the lid. Secure the scene Glue the decoration to the inside of the jar’s lid using aquarium silicone sealant. Let it dry for at least 12 hours. Fill with water Slowly pour distilled water into the jar until it almost reaches the top. You can grind hard-boiled white eggshell into fine pieces and use that in place of glitter. Add glitter Add the glitter and one-eighth of a teaspoon of glycerin to the jar. Attach the lid Screw the lid onto the jar, turn it over, and give it a shake. Add more glitter if needed. Add a drop or two of food coloring if you’d like. Seal the lid Squeeze a thin layer of silicone sealant on the threads of the lid before screwing it on tightly. Display it Glue your snow globe to a base, like a wood block or small, upside-down bowl. Ta-da! You’ve made a snow globe. Re-Printed with permission from Howcast Media, Inc © 2009
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