Mini Christmas Scenes Under Glass
These miniature Christmas scenes were inspired by a gift my Daughter gave to me a couple of years ago. It was a beautiful Christmas ornament that is now hanging on the tree. So I looked to that ornament and Pinterest for some inspiration to do a few of my own. Boy, there are so many beautiful ideas too.
These cut jars are plastic that I purchased from Jo-ann's. I did buy a few trees that were already decorated and a few that were plain. I found some beads in the jewelry section at Jo-ann's to hot glue on to the trees.
The presents were also found at Jo-anns along with the snow. The glass dome is a vase upside down. I purchased that at the Dollar Tree store. I used my die cut machine to cut out the circles for the base. I used a hot glue gun to hold everything in place.
The tops of the jars I used white gesso and while it was wet, I added glitter. The "Joy" sentiment is a sticker that I purchased at Hobby Lobby.
A Ball Jar was used also.
I found these adorable mini cake stands at Jo-anns that were perfect.
Recycling a "Glade" candle and after the candle was used up, I put the glass in the freezer for 15 minutes and that helps remove any left over wax and wick. Perfect for this project.
I hope to do more for next year. I really love the way these turn out.
These cut jars are plastic that I purchased from Jo-ann's. I did buy a few trees that were already decorated and a few that were plain. I found some beads in the jewelry section at Jo-ann's to hot glue on to the trees.
The presents were also found at Jo-anns along with the snow. The glass dome is a vase upside down. I purchased that at the Dollar Tree store. I used my die cut machine to cut out the circles for the base. I used a hot glue gun to hold everything in place.
The tops of the jars I used white gesso and while it was wet, I added glitter. The "Joy" sentiment is a sticker that I purchased at Hobby Lobby.
A Ball Jar was used also.
I found these adorable mini cake stands at Jo-anns that were perfect.
Recycling a "Glade" candle and after the candle was used up, I put the glass in the freezer for 15 minutes and that helps remove any left over wax and wick. Perfect for this project.
I hope to do more for next year. I really love the way these turn out.
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