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From Dollar Tree Craft Kit to Christmas Snow Globe

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Hello Sweet Friends,

In this post I will show you how to create a beautiful “snow globe” Christmas scene using a mason jar sign from Dollar General and a Dollar Tree Christmas craft kit. It’s one of those projects that I wasn’t sure how it would turn out, but in the end, I had nothing to worry about. It turned out BEAUTIFULLY!

The DT craft kit is meant to be a Christmas scene on a small base. And the DG mason jar sign has a summer design on it, so it was ready for a makeover. I decided to combine the two inexpensive items and created a cute little Christmas decor piece for only a few dollars.

Gather around my crafting table and I’ll show you the steps I took to make this Christmas decor piece.

Supply list

  • Dollar General mason jar sign
  • Dollar Tree Christmas scene craft kit
  • red, white, and green paint
  • paint brush
  • Mod Podge
  • iridescent glitter
  • small embellishment
  • glue gun
DG mason jar sign and Dollar Tree Christmas craft kit

The first step in this project is painting the mason jar sign with white paint. To get good coverage it took two coats and I let it dry in between. I did not paint over the metal lid because I liked the way it looked already. I used an off-white chalk paint but any white acrylic paint will work.

While the white paint was drying, I moved on to the next item. I painted the house with red paint that had been watered down a little because I wanted to give it a more muted look.

I watered down some green paint and worked on the trees next. I even painted the little tree with some green paint.

I finished the house and trees by adding some white paint to the roof and to the tree limbs to look like they were snow-covered. I even painted the little package to use behind the doorway of the house.

After everything is painted and dried, I was ready to assemble it all together. The grouping of trees was the first to be glued to the mason jar sign, followed by the house. Before I attached the house, I glued the small package that I had painted white and glued it onto the back, so it look like a door. Lastly, I glue the small tree to the front of the house.

I brushed Mod Podge onto the “snow globe” where I wanted a little extra sparkle and I sprinkled it with glitter, shaking off the excess. I added a final flourish of raffia, berries, and foliage onto the lid with hot glue.

And BAM! I had myself an adorable Christmas snow globe sign!

I just can’t say how pleased I am with this project! It has so many elements that I love; mason jar, snow globe, sparkles, muted colors, a rustic farmhouse look.

I hope I’ve inspired you to take this craft idea and put your own spin on it! Get a craft kit from the Dollar Tree and create something new out of it.

I hope you’ve enjoyed this tutorial and until next time….

Happy Crafting!

Pamela

From Dollar Tree Craft Kit to Christmas Snow Globe

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Meet Pamela, the Creator

Pamela, Creator

Born and raised in rural, Missouri, I'm a wife of 30 years and mother to one adult son.

My interest in all things artsy-craftsy began as a young girl. If there was a craft kit for it, I've probably tried it: paint-by-number, latch-hooking rugs, candle-making, shrinky-dinks, string-art, etc. I loved them all! For many years I was able to express my creativity on-the-job as a florist, and love using silk florals in my home decorating projects.

I'm excited to share my crafting and home decorating ideas with you. I like finding that perfect thrift store item and crafting something new out of it, or giving that old piece of furniture a new life with a fresh coat of paint. I hope my projects will inspire you to get craftsy and create things to help decorate a home you love.

Happy Crafting!

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