Last week I shared my salt shaker Christmas ornaments but I STILL had more left after making LOTS of them. So I turned a few of them into salt shaker snow globes!
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Supplies for Salt Shaker Snow Globes
This is a super easy craft. Easily done in 15-30 minutes, depending on how long you have to look through your craft closet for your supplies!
- salt shakers — I find them at antique shops and thrift stores but if you can’t find any you can get them on Amazon. Make sure they are salt shakers with wide openings like this one so the pieces will fit through the top.
- rhinestone trim
- E6000 glue
- faux snow
- tiny vintage goodies OR new miniatures like these little Christmas trees, Christmas village figurines, or mini pink bottle brush Christmas trees
I sprinkled a little of the faux snow in each shaker and added a tree or figurine. After screwing on the lid I glued some rhinestone trim around the bottom edge. I held it in place just a few minutes and it stayed in place.
I told you I have a weakness for salt shakers, right? Here are some other projects I’ve done with them:
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‘Til the next project,
Ann @ Duct Tape and Denim
Linda Reed says
Too cute!!
Peggie Russo-Millard says
Thanks for the idea. I have a pair of them that were given to us as a Wedding Gift 40 years ago. Now I just have to find where I put them. lol