The 36th Avenue
The 36th Avenue tutorial is great for the above project. It is very detailed. I saw one that was similar to this in a jewelry store. It was much bigger and had a vintage frame around it.
A peg board for my jewelry and jewelry making is on my wish list to make. My husband and I even visited Home Depot so I could show him the parts I needed. It is going to come to fruition once we move.
Please visit The 36th Avenue for details and beautiful photos of the process.
~Alie
The first part of December I wrote about snow globes and some DIY projects I found on other blogs that used the snow globes from Anthropologie as inspiration. You can find the original post here. Well, I have created my own version of these easy to make snow globes.
To do this project you will need:
1. Mason Jars which can be found most anywhere (second hand, Walmart, grocery stores, etc.)
2. Small Trees (Michaels, Hobby Lobby, second hand, Walmart, Kmart, etc.)
3. Fake Snow or Glitter (again most craft stores have this. I saw it at Walmart and Kmart too)
4. Small Pine Cones
4. Hot Glue Gun
5. Bows are optional
Hot glue the lid to the screw on ring then glue the tree to the inside of the lid. Next, glue a few pine cones. Place fake snow on top of that and add a few more pine cones if you want more. Screw the lid into place and you are done. The bows are optional.
Have fun and enjoy!
