How To Make the Worst DIY Snow Globes Ever.

Also known as, the day Christmas crafting turned its back on me.

How to Make the Worst DIY Snow Globes Ever / Bev Cooks

I almost didn’t post this. Because frankly, these DIY snow globes totally blow. But then I thought, “You know what, it’s my job to watch out for fellow crafters out there. Make sure they take no wrong turns in craft life! Lead them in the right silicone glue vs. hot glue direction! Guide them far far away from glitter land!” So here we are. Theee worst Christmas craft you’ll witness this season. Heck, this year. HECK, this lifetime.

By the way, I’m starting a new support group. DIY – DON’T IT YOURSELF. You on board?

If I cry multiple times during this post, just talk amongst yourselves.

How to Make the Worst DIY Snow Globes Ever / Bev Cooks

I had such great intentions for these snow globes! Visions of charming little wonderlands enveloped in a magical sparkly world. Like copper pots, rubber boots and coffee cups. Hahahaha! What, it’s cute.

I did a little research, sure. These aren’t hard, not at all. But somewhere along the lines I took a few wrong turns. Let’s start at the very beginning. A very good place to start. (<–name that movie.)

First, you’ll collect miniature thingies and doodads. This is the fun part! What goes inside of the globe that you’ll eventually detest and want to throw in a lake. You can find bags of tiny farm animals and knick knacks at any craft store. While you’re there, pick up a few mason jars, jam jars, votive candle holders, etc. Take a moment to love yourself right now. Because later on this will all change.

How to Make the Worst DIY Snow Globes Ever / Bev Cooks

I wanted my globes to have a homey slash rustic feel, so I hot glued some basic wooden circles to some other wooden coasters that Aaron made all the forevers ago. This was my base. Or so it was supposed to be.

Other crafters used the lids of the mason jars, which was then glued to a base of their choice. I skipped the lid part. This might have been my first wrong turn. That and new shampoo, but I’m not going to put that on you.

I then hot glued the various little thingies to the wooden bases. Things were going so well! I was happy. Gleeful. Chipper. Naive like a baby deer to the darkness ahead.

How to Make the Worst DIY Snow Globes Ever / Bev Cooks

Then I poured water into the jars. Aaron kept nagging, “I think you should fill it all the way up, Bev. You don’t want air at the top of the jars.” I was like, “AARON, are you the crafter here? No. The mass from the little toys are going to take up that space. It’s science and physics and hand me a chip.”

How to Make the Worst DIY Snow Globes Ever / Bev Cooks

When you do or don’t make these awful things, be sure and add a little bit of glycerine to the water. This will add that thickness that slows down the snow glitter as it falls around its wonderland. You know, the snow glitter that’s supposed to actually fall and not float to the top of the blasted globes because the store lady said it would work out just fine and you had nothing to worry about. Right, that snow glitter.

How to Make the Worst DIY Snow Globes Ever / Bev Cooks

Then add said demon snow glitter to each jar. And watch it float to the top. What you call the store lady under your breath is up to you.

You can also start crying right now, just to get a head start on things.

How to Make the Worst DIY Snow Globes Ever / Bev Cooks

So now it’s time to attach each base to the jars.

Oh! How long did you let the hot-glued toys dry to your bases? Five minutes? That should be long enough. They won’t come loose in the water. There’s no way! You used hot glue, when other websites and Aaron said to use silicon glue. You’re fiiiiine.

Just wipe down the rims with a paper towel, because you’re about to run your hot glue gun over the rim. Don’t worry, glue won’t drip down into the water and completely dry by the time you make it around the vase. There won’t be strings of violent profanity shooting from your mouth. Naw, you’re good.

How to Make the Worst DIY Snow Globes Ever / Bev Cooks

Once you get the glue on the rim, which took three agonizing tries that shortened your life by three years, quickly place the base on top of each jar. Hold it there. Count to five. Breathe in and out. Dream a little dream for me.

See that beautiful autumn tree in that jar? It definitely won’t flake apart and turn into nasty tree sludge and float to the top of the jar within five seconds. Because see, you thought about toys that hold up well in water and don’t break down. You went over that in your head. You’re set!

How to Make the Worst DIY Snow Globes Ever / Bev Cooks

Now, flip the jar over so that all the water you just poured in can leak out like a tiny Roman fountain onto your linen tablecloth and shattered self esteem. Call your husband in so that he can take the hot glue gun (and future blame) and quickly run it around the rim again, to seal up the leaks and holes from your crappy decisions.

Remember the head start on crying from earlier? It’s coming in handy right about now.

How to Make the Worst DIY Snow Globes Ever / Bev Cooks

All done!

Well, besides the fact that my gnome is face down in a pond of his own tears, the dye from the tiny green trees turned the water blue, there’s air at the top of the red rubber boots (zip it, Aaron!), the furry autumn trees reacted to the water, turning it into a mix of dirty dishwater and swamp scum, one tiny green tree came came loose and is attempting to impale the gnome, the coffee cup is loose and upside down, the guitar has floated to the top. Most of the snow glitter is sitting at the top of each globe and flipping me off, the nose from the baby deer in the back was glued a li – hold on. Oh wait. Aaron just told me that’s a cow. The cow’s nose in the back jutted out a little too far, causing the jar not to fit over it. Both swans came loose and flew the coop after about 20 seconds. At least the copper pots are in still in tac- nope, there they go. ET TU, copper pots?

Maybe use the jar lids as your base? Maybe use silicone glue instead of hot glue? Maybe just don’t make these. ALL IN FAVOR SAY AYE.

Or or or! Just glue cute little winterland scenes to some wooden bases and leave it at that. My baby cow/deer with its pine trees is sitting on the mantel, just owning it.

Have you made this terrible craft before? What did I do wrong? Was it the glue? Was it the lid? WAS IT MY HAIR?

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79 Responses to How To Make the Worst DIY Snow Globes Ever.

  1. Simone December 8, 2016 at 8:24 am #
    I absolutely loved that you shared a craft gone wrong. Thank you!
    • Stacey December 15, 2019 at 12:16 pm #
      Hu STARE Ickal
    • Meg Heller March 29, 2020 at 10:29 am #
      I was thinking of making snow globes for my sons wedding in December until I read, laughed & cried @ this post. I am not that crafty to begin with. Back to the drawing board I guess.
    • Dana December 22, 2021 at 8:35 pm #
      Sorry that was such a horrible experience for you but at least the way you put it made it funny for everyone else. I'm glad I came across this article because I'm in the process of making one right now and I had left a little bit of room at the top with no water in it but I haven't sealed the top yet so I'm actually glad I seen this cuz now I will fill it all the way up I did ADD baby oil and some little tiny tiny white styrofoam balls for the snow ,I used Gorilla Glue to hold my winter wonderland down so we'll see how that goes but thanks for sharing I do appreciate it I'm sure we all do thank you and have a Merry Christmas and good luck on your shirts, thank you!
  2. Mo December 8, 2016 at 8:24 am #
    I wish I had pictures to show you from the time I saw a cocktail glass on a Matchbox car in some fancy museum store catalog and thought, "Oh, how fun would those be for a party. But I don't need to spend $15 dollars. Nosiree. I can make a bunch of them for $15". Erp. Apparently the type of the top of the car, shape of bottom of the glass, width of glass - you know, details - matter. I was out 5 different cocktail glasses and my son was down about 16 car encased in glue before i gave up.
    • Michael Buchner February 1, 2019 at 2:18 pm #
      I was researching snow globe thickness and came across your article. I must say I was chuckling quite a bit until flat out laughter picturing this whole scenario happening to you and then in a parallel reality happening to myself and my wife. Excellent story and delivery. You have made my day from your own despair and humor. I am assuming you have left the snow globes for greener pastures. Thanks for the laugh. Cheers, Irish Mike
  3. Kallie December 8, 2016 at 8:40 am #
    This post is my most favorite post ever! So awesome in so many ways!
    • Marly December 18, 2019 at 10:42 am #
      Sooo.... HOW do I stop the poms poms to stop floating!! Ahhhhh it looks so easy on YouTube!
  4. Katie December 8, 2016 at 9:18 am #
    I WOULD SO BUY A SHIRT.
  5. Jennifer Jones December 8, 2016 at 9:38 am #
    Hahahaha....Oh if I had only take pictures of all the DIY failures in my past....the boyfriend cringes every time I say I am going to the craft store. All that matters is that you had fun...you had little fun, right??
    • Lori December 8, 2019 at 9:34 am #
      Lol. Please let me know if you ever find out how to keep that **** glitter from floating. Thanks so much for giving me a good laugh today!
      • Anonymous February 19, 2021 at 3:48 am #
        A tiny bit of liquid dish soap. They say a few drops. Instead I used those few drops and very lightly coated my figurine. Worked really well!! Only thing is u MUST have no air or u will have foam at the top instead. BUT even still the foam looked better than the massive amount of glitter
  6. Shawn @ I Wash You Dry December 8, 2016 at 9:51 am #
    I'm dying. BEST/WORST craft ever!! They look like they would be so easy, but they are so difficult! Loved reading this Bev!
  7. Kayle (The Cooking Actress) December 8, 2016 at 9:57 am #
    and thiiiis is why I don't craft. Because this is 1000% what would happen to me. Ugh I'm so sorry, failed crafts are so frustrating :( They really were cute when they were just on their little wooden bases! lol
  8. Amanda December 8, 2016 at 10:25 am #
    The Sound of Music!
  9. Caitlin December 8, 2016 at 10:26 am #
    The little scenes look SO cute before everything went horribly wrong! And this definitely makes me feel better, because 99% of my craft plans never turn out the way I envision them. Also: OMG. Those tiny copper pots. I don't know what I'd need them for, but I need them.
  10. Wenderly December 8, 2016 at 10:31 am #
    I adore you!!! ❤️
  11. Wenderly December 8, 2016 at 10:33 am #
    PS I think they look great just glued to the wood round!! Precious centerpiece collage or mantle decoration! You're on to something love!!
  12. Leslie December 8, 2016 at 10:35 am #
    I can not stop laughing!! Genius as always!!!
  13. Michelle December 8, 2016 at 10:37 am #
    Oh My Gosh! Thank you so much for this post! Over the last week I unsuccessfully attempted to make snow globes...twice. Like yours, my water turned greenish blue due to the trees. I used Gorilla Glue that was specifically for crafts using water, so my trees stuck. However, the first go around I was a little too zealous with the glue and it puffed up so much that I couldn't secure the lids on the jars. The second time I was able to close the jars, however, water is still leaking...slowly like the tears down my cheeks. I thought it was just me since I did some research and saw so many successful globes. Thanks for sharing this!
  14. Lindsay December 8, 2016 at 11:04 am #
    Best post ever
  15. Jennifer Northam December 8, 2016 at 11:21 am #
    All this and a Sound of Music reference? Day = made.
  16. Kristen December 8, 2016 at 12:22 pm #
    Best post ever.
  17. Michelle December 8, 2016 at 2:07 pm #
    This is EXACTLY what I needed after this awful week. Thank you. I will be laughing for weeks.
  18. Ally December 8, 2016 at 6:49 pm #
    DYING. I just lol'd the whole way through. I'm a stalker-reader who never comments (sorry!!!) love your blog but this is the first time I just had to tell you you kill me in the best way. Thank you?
    • Jill December 10, 2016 at 5:07 pm #
      Agree!
  19. Courtney E. December 8, 2016 at 7:15 pm #
    This makes me so happy. I attempt the craft and usually say "it's fine, whatever" at least 5 times. Thanks for keeping it real.
  20. Natalie mccance December 8, 2016 at 7:26 pm #
    This is awesome. Pinning for future reference!
  21. Anonymous December 8, 2016 at 7:35 pm #
    Oh man, this is good stuff. I totally want a shirt...and those tiny red boots
  22. Kendall Driver December 8, 2016 at 8:42 pm #
    I'm glad I'm not the only one who has failed miserably crafting. I had great intentions to have water on the top my college graduation cap (I'm a biological engineer). I had this elaborate plan to have the earth on my cap and I wanted the water to be/look like water (I was using baby oil). After too many failed attempts and half a bottle of baby oil later I gave up and just glue jewels in the shape of the earth and called it a day. Thank you for sharing this crafting mishap!
  23. Jan December 8, 2016 at 9:17 pm #
    I think this is the best blog post I've ever read. EVER.
  24. Kate December 9, 2016 at 7:56 am #
    This made me laugh out loud. Literal LOLs. I tend to do the same thing where I read the directions, ignore what I consider to be "suggestions," and then realize as I'm in the middle of whatever the project is that I probably should have used, say, silicone glue instead of hot glue. Anyway, thanks for such a humorous post!
  25. Terri December 9, 2016 at 10:25 am #
    Oh my stars! Five stars for getting my morning off with a good howl....dang funny!! I tried these a few years back (kiddos to give to teachers as gifts). DISASTER from the get go. No leaky, but I did not try your much more creative base idea. Boring ole lids over here. The snow fell to bottom in a nano second - no fun! Thanks for reassuring us it's not all peachy keen in the Bev's DIY world. Love you all the more now (oh...and Aaron!).
  26. Polly December 9, 2016 at 12:51 pm #
    Oh my!! I so wanted to make an IG story of my tears running down my cheeks, runny nose, cackling laugh, belly-shaking response to this post Bev but I decided to spare you and all my handful of followers. You need your own show. Seriously!! Sorry this was a fail but what a great Christmas craft idea it was! ?So LOVE your real posts and humor!❤️?
  27. Julie December 9, 2016 at 3:30 pm #
    I agree w/ others who said, "best post ever". :) But where are the pics??? We need to see the pics of this disaster! (And I say "disaster" w/ love b/c crafty I am NOT - I wouldn't have even attempted these in the 1st place. No way, no sir.)
    • Bev Weidner December 10, 2016 at 7:24 am #
      Haha! The last two photos are the disaster photos. :)
      • Julie December 13, 2016 at 12:36 pm #
        For some reason (must have been the reader I was using), when I 1st read this post, none of the pics came thru. I thought it was really strange that you had a post (especially describing a craft you made) that didn't include any pics. :P
        • Bev Weidner December 13, 2016 at 12:45 pm #
          Ahhhh well weird! Makes sense. Glad you saw the photos. :)
  28. Melissa December 9, 2016 at 5:55 pm #
    Best. craft post. ever. This is my crafting life... "Hey that looks cute. Let's try it!... what? wait? why didn't it turn out?! WHY DO THE CRAFTING GODS/GODDESSES HATE ME SOOOOOOO MUCH?!?!?!"
  29. Nix December 12, 2016 at 2:56 am #
    LOL!!! Brilliant!
  30. Abby Reisner December 12, 2016 at 1:14 pm #
    This is the best thing I've ever read. Pulitzer prize 2016 please
  31. Lindsay December 12, 2016 at 6:43 pm #
    When I was getting married I saw a little ombre cupcake in a jar thing as a "invite your bridesmaids to be your bridesmaids!" idea. It had cupcakes sliced nicely into layers of different colors. Nevermind that my sisters were always going to be my bridesmaids and my husband didn't actually propose, we just started planning our wedding, and I was way too old for that ish anyway. I thought instead of the SLICES, which wouldn't fit in the jars as nicely, I'd just crumble different colored cakes and pipe icing in! It ended up looking like crumbled cake with squirts of icing in jars. Not in a good way.
  32. Allison December 13, 2016 at 8:14 am #
    I would like two t-shirts please, one for me and one for my husband.
  33. Kelly December 13, 2016 at 9:29 am #
    I really needed a laugh today, so thank you! This is totally something that would happen to me, the least crafty person ever. And I'm absolutely in favor of the shirts
  34. Deb December 14, 2016 at 9:53 am #
    My sis-in-law made my hubs a snow globe for Christmas last year -- ended up spending over $100 on a $5 present. The struggle is real!!
  35. angela December 14, 2016 at 10:41 am #
    BEST POST EVER!!! I have tears streaming down my face as I read this!
  36. Anonymous December 14, 2016 at 2:29 pm #
    I haven't laughed this hard in WAY TOO LONG! Thanks for sharing! I'm forwarding this post to my favorite crafters now! It'll make their day!!!! ???
  37. Alicia A December 15, 2016 at 8:48 am #
    Ha,ha,ha! My 11 yo wants to make these......should I let her? Or offer some really nice musical ones from Hallmark?
  38. Sarah February 16, 2017 at 4:10 pm #
    I was having a crappy day. So I had to come back and re read this post to remember how to smile/laugh
  39. Jeanne November 1, 2017 at 10:53 pm #
    Awesome post - I can identify with the blue water. But I’m insane enough to try again. Pray for me LOL.
  40. Dolores November 29, 2017 at 3:32 pm #
    Cannot begin to tell you how many simple crafts went wrong . Never give up the ship or should I say craft. Trying my hand at snowman tissue boxes. Looked simple!
  41. Jane November 29, 2017 at 4:01 pm #
    The tears are pouring from my eyes as I laugh my head off. You have such a flair for writing in that truly funny (never stupid) style. You are I Love Lucy for sure. PS all my craft projects (except gluing white pompoms of different sizes in a stack for a snowman) are disasters.
  42. Rachel N November 29, 2017 at 8:15 pm #
    Dying ?????
  43. Elisenda November 29, 2017 at 9:22 pm #
    You’re my favorite person. Don’t tell my husband or baby.. hahah
  44. Anonymous November 30, 2017 at 1:13 pm #
    I'm dying with laughter. Funniest synopsis of a DIY craft gone bad. Just yesterday I spent way you too much time buying up crafty stuff to "repurpose some old wreaths" to the tune of $50 plus. Now, I'm doubting my intentions after reading your confession of failure. Heck, I can just hang up those darn old wreaths and call 'em shabby chic. My soap box rant is now over...and I feel so liberated!!!!!!! Oh, wait. There's another how-to DIY You tube post from that crafty person I subscribe to. What's she up to now??? ;-) Merry Christmas!
  45. Christina January 12, 2018 at 8:05 pm #
    Helpppp!! How do you seal the frigging jars!! Someone out there must know!!!
  46. Nikki September 10, 2018 at 2:55 pm #
    So this is my very first time visiting your blog and I am DYING of laughter over here! I came across the page while trying to figure out if the whole hot glue thing was going to work for me because the gorilla glue that the guy at the craft store said to buy says it is not for plastic right on the jar (which I clearly did not read at the store). Well I didn't get much hope for the 24 snowglobes and accessories (including said tiny trees that dyed the water and snow that will not sink) I have sitting in front of me in preparation for my daughter's birthday craft this weekend BUT I did get a wonderful belly laugh and a reminder that life is not perfect and sometimes all you need to get through it is a good laugh. Thanks so much for being real and sharing this!
  47. Naomi LaRue November 27, 2018 at 9:42 am #
    LOL....sob...totally feel your pain. I have my snowman and Green tree glued to the lid (using silicone sealant!) I decided to research a little more and see what others used (why not borrow a better idea, right?) My tree is most likely the one that is soaked in green dye. (Why didn't I use the cute little white PLASTIC trees?? I thought they were too small to stand next to my buff snowman!?) My jar is a cheese dip jar, has the funky lid, not many screw on threads (do I hear disaster calling?). So, I guess (I should probably consent to defeat and just surrender, right?) I will try to remove the green monster and figure out ( that's what diy's do?) how to make the little trees look bigger. No craft stores near me.....hmmmm that must be a blessing in disguise some times! Loved your post, you hit the diy's right where it's truth. LOL
  48. Lori December 9, 2018 at 11:01 pm #
    So I WAS going to make snow globes with kindergarteners. I ran across your blog after doing extensive research on what to use etc. etc. Thank God for your post! I am now donating those baby food jars to someone else. Saved!
  49. Della Peck December 15, 2018 at 12:27 pm #
    Oh my goodness, I was laughing so much I was crying!!!!! My husband and I have spent days and days trying to figure out how to stop the glitter from floating! For some reason I had the since to try out the glitter in water/glycerin before I added it to my snow globe. I too have decided to give up and just leave out the water and glitter. Thanks so much for putting this out on the web. It makes me feel a little less of a failure.
  50. Kaet May 26, 2019 at 2:34 pm #
    Definitely had the same high hopes as you. Tried to make these for Christmas one year... (not trying to toot my horn here)- I think my experience may have started a little better off than yours (AT FIRST). By some holy unknown miracle, my turned out great.....to start. I wish I still had pictures. Pinterest didn’t tell me that these adorable little snow globes are “TEMPORARILY”. After about a week of admiring my (maybe first ever..shhhh) successful Pinterest DIY I noticed an odor. Slight at first. I was beginning to think it was the dog. Then after another two days or so a stronger odor, seemingly emanating from my adorable perfect..... rotten moldy snow globes?!? Wait, what?! Ya. I took my green and brown DIY globes and gagged my way to the dumpster. This craft was a major fail in the end. Don’t sweat it girl. I used all the same types of products, (probably different brands though). I’m not the most crafty girl- and based on this post I’m thinking this project is less a “hit-or-miss” and more a “miss-or-miss” project.
  51. Andrea Germann (Anne) August 8, 2019 at 10:39 am #
    " Let's start at the very beginning, it's a very good place to start..." The Sound of Music, right? I love your blog! You're funny and wonderful.
  52. Annette December 15, 2019 at 3:31 pm #
    The best description of a craft gone bad I’ve ever read! What a gift you have, Bev.
  53. Tui Maker August 20, 2020 at 1:15 pm #
    She sat sobbing quietly to herself while white knuckle clutching her third disastrous attempt at a special snow globe for her granddaughter. Still unwillingly to admit defeat, for clearly the clerk at the craft store had made a mistake in recommending hot glue, she turned to Google for expert advice for the best glue to use to seal the leaking project. In her search, she stumbled upon an article that peaked her interest, “How to Make the Worst Snow Globes Ever”. As she read her tears of sorrow and frustration turned to tears of laughter. She laughed harder and harder until tears were running down her legs. She and her snow globe had found common ground.
  54. Siobhan Quigley November 3, 2020 at 11:53 pm #
    I am in such hysterics I can’t hardly read!! Only because this has all just happened to me!! It’s as if you were watching me and telling my disastrous story!! Except it was my laminated photos that started to turn a funny colour at the edges! The ones that are protected if you laminate them! What a mare!! No more sodding diy snow globes!
  55. Michelle November 5, 2020 at 4:15 pm #
    I just stumbled upon this post. I know it's really old but it was the funniest thing to read. This is about how 90% of my projects go. It made my eyes water and heart happy to find someone that finds the humor in our everyday struggles. Thank you for sharing your tragic and hilarious story.
  56. Alli O November 13, 2020 at 11:39 am #
    You are an excellent writer. I haven't laughed that hard in ages!! It was stich inducing, tear producing, worried looks from my husband laughter. Maybe because this year was so hard that I needed such a belly laugh but I thank you for it. I laugh because I know the crafter pain of trying shortcuts that don't work out. Bless you for putting this out there for all to enjoy because we have all been there!
  57. Lori December 21, 2020 at 9:45 pm #
    I have been struggling with snowglobes all night, and I really needed this laugh, bless
  58. Anna January 10, 2021 at 2:09 am #
    I laughed until I cried reading this amazing post. The snow globes may not be works of art but your storytelling is. I am embarking on a potentially disastrous snow globe craft (as a person who generally does not do crafts at all), but I am somehow emboldened by your story to forge ahead--perhaps because I know in advance that when the money and effort are all for naught, I am not alone. Thank you.
  59. Janet Keicher June 30, 2021 at 9:13 am #
    We had just finished making (and remaking...and remaking...and repairing...) snow globes with our 5 grandchildren when I was doing (yet some more) research to see what we could have done different or better, when I came across your blog. I could sooooooo relate to your experience and laughed my way through...then laughed my way through again as I read it to my husband!! We, too, struggled with glitter first floating around at the TOP of the globe making the little plastic toys inside look like they were wearing halos ("But, Gram, I can't see Wonder Woman's face!") so we dumped that water and glitter and went with yet another recommended type...which proceeded to drop so fast like packed snow sliding off your roof in winter! (At least the second glitter was 'shiny' and did not hide the figures, we we decided it was staying!) Three figures had to be reglued...then Grumps (what the kiddos call my hubby, their grandfather) decided that tiny little screws drilled into the blasted plastic figures would hold them in place forever! Four days later, the kiddos love their finished snow globes so I guess the frustrations were totally worth it. Next time, we're going to do some tie-dying...probably shirts! Thanks for sharing...and I just may have to check out your other posts!
  60. Casey S. M. December 11, 2023 at 8:24 am #
    The snow globes may have sucked but this article is hilariously awesome!

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