I have to admit… I have fallen for the Anthropologie snow globes from this last holiday season! While I was putting all of my holiday decorations away I just couldn't part with my snow globes. I decided that I would make a Valentine's Day version. Here you have it… my Valentine Snow Globe.
I took my Anthro inspired snow globe and removed the trees and safely stored it for next year. Then I used my Epic tool and my new Sweetheart Nesting Scallop Heart die from Lifestyle Crafts to make the pink heart. I made two and then placed them back to back with two, two inch pieces of a paper drinking straw in the middle to secure to the bottom of the lid with some large 3D glue dots. For the tutorial on how to do that click here.
Then I used a fun felt Christmas tree ornament for the large heart. You could of course, make another paper heart for the large one. I just happened to have the perfect felt heart already on hand. I did the same with the two felt hearts. I placed them back to back and placed two, three inch paper straws in between to help secure the heart to the lid. They were a little wonky so I used a small section of the paper straw and some glue dots in between the hearts to secure them a little better…
Don't worry, people won't notice the straws at all. It will just look like you have beautiful hearts floating in your snow globe! What else do you think we can do with the ever popular snow globe?
212
katie goldsworthy says
Seriously, you do make the cutest crafts!!!
–Katie
@ Creatively Living
Inspire Me Heather says
Aw, it’s sweet!
hyves says
Great website Aya
Cheryl says
Darling.
Telisa says
This is sooooooo adorable. I love it!!
Carol ( Answer Is Chocolate) says
Oh how I love this! I have some jars leftover from my Christmas jar craze and know just what to do with them! So cute.
kristi @ barn owl primitives says
so cute!! LOVE!!
Debbie (refreshrestyle) says
I love this!
Debbie
Jocelyn says
Those are too cute!!!!
nest of posies says
so smart! if i had a snow globe like you made, i would do the very same thing.
darling.
Sandra Downie @ Sandra Downie Event Designs says
Oh this is just so cute!
SheilaG says
Very cute! I have some of those hearts that I got at Target after Christmas, thinking I could do something Valentine-y with them. Yours is a great idea!!!
Marlo says
I have found with these jars, the subject of interest must be somewhat elevated to see it over the bends in glass and screw part – for uninstructed viewing. Are you elevating your hearts to the center of the jar? How? And what do you use for snow? I love this idea too!!!
Kristi Rosengreen says
Some hearts confetti sprinkled in with the snow would be adorable! Thanks for the idea. My son is crazy about snowglobes! This is now on the to do list.
Heather says
that’s a fun idea kristi! i thought about that, but didn’t have any on hand. you should send pics of what you make so we can check it out! or better yet, link up to friday flair!
kisses
heather
krista @ mk inspired says
Hi Heather!
This is super cute! I shared your link over at mk inspired.
Have a great weekend! 🙂
Krista
Alma says
So cute! I picked up a bunch of mason jars for a dime each and plan on having my kids make one each.
Jennifer Haidu says
Where did you buy the Mason jars? I think I might do this for the 4th grade Valentine craft
Heather says
Jennifer, I’ve found them many different places… My grocery store, Target, Walmart, Smart & Final, online at Amazon. Many different places. Good luck on your search!
kisses // heather
Leney says
I loved this! Featured it on my Friday Favorite’s post today, hope you don’t mind:)
Check it out if you wish!
2012/02/friday-im-in-love-valentines-day.html
<3 Leney
Leney says
I loved this! Featured it on my Friday Favorite’s post today, hope you don’t mind:)
Check it out if you wish!
http://agirlnamedleney.blogspot.com/2012/02/friday-im-in-love-valentines-day.html
<3 Leney
Kelly says
It doesn’t look like you have water in these? I tried to make one at Xmas and found that any type of glitter that I added would float on top of the water with some of it on the bottom. Is it really a snow globe if it doesn’t contain water?
tammy says
What did you use for snow
Jen says
What a fun idea! My daughter would love to make this with me.
Catherine says
You might enjoy Hearts for the iPhone:
https://itunes.apple.com/app/hearts-for-iphone/id593230668
The lacy hearts can serve as a perfect template for your globe. Also available for the iPad.
https://itunes.apple.com/app/hearts-by-hado-labs/id593230652
Jennifer says
when I was a child, we made a similar snowglobe using baby food jars(cleaned) and I believe is was moth flakes (for the snow). We added water (not sure why they didn't disolve) and a decorative item depending on the season or holiday. THe jar lids were secured with glue. Maybe someone has more exact specs on this 'old style' globe.
Top web site Adélaïde says
Excellent sitе web Susanne
ariane stefany says
queria o paso a paso em portugues!
Nicholas says
This is awesome! Do you still have the tutorial on this? (: The link provided above isn’t working :/