Glass Jar Snow Scenes

I'm playing with snow scenes and glass jars again today...

small glass jars with snow scene deer, trees, and deer. www.homeroad.net
I found a bag of these small jars at the thrift store one day and knew they would be good for something. 

If you didn't see them, check out the pedestal snow scenes I made using candlesticks and glass jars. 

These jars are smaller but the idea is the same. I glued my favorite little bottle brush trees and small reindeer into the bottom of the bottle. 

small glass jars with snow scene deer, trees, and deer. www.homeroad.net

I added a layer of epsom salt to the bottom of the jar that looks like drifted snow. 

small glass jars with snow scene deer, trees, and deer. www.homeroad.net

I tied a gingham bow around the top of the jar and these little cuties are finished.

small glass jars with snow scene deer, trees, and deer. www.homeroad.net

This is a quick and easy project that looks adorable! 

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  1. At Rivercrest CottageDecember 12, 2016 at 7:05 AM

    How darling they turned out. This would be a great craft when we have a group of children together. Thanks for the inspiration and all the creativity you share all year.

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  2. Okio B DesignsDecember 13, 2016 at 11:48 AM

    So cute! I just made a few myself with random food jars from the fridge, lol!

    Jeanine

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  3. Carlene @ Organized ClutterDecember 8, 2017 at 7:24 AM

    Very cute! Did you use E6000?

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