Now that the awkwardness and fear of my first blog post is over, it’s time to dive in to some good stuff!

This year is the second year I’m hosting Christmas Crafts Nights at my house.

It’s been a tad tricky to organise this year with being six months pregnant, loads of projects to complete, house to organise before baby comes etc – but I’ve managed to come up with a few simple crafts to get some friends into my house for a night of fun!

I found these fillable snow globes at Riot Art & Craft during their Boxing Day sales last year and grabbed them at 50% off. I knew I’d get around to using them eventually!

The snowflakes were done with permanent vinyl from vinylworld.com.au – super cheap and great quality, perfect for a beginner like myself! The pattern for the snowflake can be found here: https://shop.loriwhitlock.com/milk-cookies-snowflake/

I then tipped the dome over and started filling it with glitter, sequins, pearls and fake snow.

It was then onto the little bunnies! I was so lucky to get my hands on one of Lawn Fawn’s limited edition stamp sets (a true feat for some in Australia!). I coloured these with Copics and Sharpies.

The birch trees were made with a Lawn Fawn die, the new embossing pen and some white embossing powder. I made the trees three layers thick so that they could hold themselves up and had a bit more dimension. All of the pieces were then glued down and left to dry for a few hours.

Once everything was dry, it was time to put the bauble back together. I did this upside down as the globe was full of sparkly things. I then added some washi tape around the base and a bit of the Lawn Fawn “Lawn Trimmings” red and white twine to finish it off.

With these particular globes, the piece where the bunnies were glued and the cap with the washi tape are separate and had an empty space between them. I went onto eBay and found some tiny LED balloon lights and put one between the two layers to light it up!

I am very happy with the final result and hope you love it too!

Steph

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  1. Hi Stephanie
    I love your beautiful snow globe! It will look so pretty on the tree or they could be used as name cards for the table on Christmas Day!
    Thank you for for providing directions for us. Merry Christmas and have fun with your friends. ♥️

    1. Hey Kathy!

      Great ideas, they would make super cute name cards! I have so many Christmas stamp sets, I could probably make a whole bunch!

      I hope you have a lovely Christmas ?

  2. Very cute! And congrats on your blog post. I look forward to seeing more from you. I do have a question, are the vinyl snow flakes on the inside or outside of the snow globe?
    Congrats on the upcoming baby!

    1. Hey Treva!

      Thanks so much! I can’t wait to share more, and for the little one to join us!

      As for the vinyl, I stuck it on the outside of the globe, it stuck really well and looks pretty seamless 🙂

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