Quick Craft: Magical Mason Jar Snowglobe
by Shelby Smith
Recently, I was going through some of my old arts and crafts creations at home, and I came across this magical mason jar snowglobe! This super-simple sensory art project is fun for all ages and skill levels, and can be made with a combination of crafting, recyclable, and household materials.
The must-have items are:
- water
- a glass or clear plastic container with a water-tight lid
For the inside, you can use a variety of crafting, recyclable, and household items such as:
- buttons
- beads
- glitter
- gemstones
- sequins
- tin foil
- nuts & bolts
- broken jewelry
- small or broken toys
- cut-up candy wrappers (particularly coloured foil wrappers!)
- old keys
- paperclips
- bottle caps
- and so much more!
Simply add the items to your clear container, fill with water, close the lid tightly, and shake to reveal the magic!
Did you know?
Group of Seven member, Frank Johnston, visited Kenora and painted “Serenity, Lake of the Woods” in 1922, a shoreline view of Kenora with it’s distinctive smoke stacks from the pulp and paper mills.