Snowflake Flurries
Another Christmas decorating-gel cheap way to Sticks to Cheery vases for the next holiday season make
This project uses green pine-gel sticks, and just as our blue snowman and snowflake gel cling vases , can be displayed or grouped in three pages using other glass vases of different heights. You can place your vase or vases on a mantel, bookcase and coffee table, or perhaps a dining table the center.
Start with the adherent pine gel sticks to the outside bottom your glass vase. Be sure to space the gel sticks evenly around the vase to create a border. Repeat the same step of half line right above your first layer. Then begin layering the inside of the vase to begin with snow flurries, then a layer of bright white snow blanket type, and finish with small pine cones to the top of the vase, leaving 2 cm of the UN-layered space.
Requirements:
- Tall glass vase (if you do not already have one, thrift stores carry all sizes and shapes a few cents.
- 1 Package of Gel Decorations, AKA "Hecht Gel" – green pine trees. If you have a few vases, I would recommend trying different patterns your gel adheres more visually interesting.
- 1 Package of Snow Blanket, bright white
- 1 package snow flurries
- Small pine cones
Please note that the gel decorations are removable and reusable. Do not expose to extreme heat or direct sunlight on hot days, sticker can. Like our melting snowman and blue snowflake vase, you can get your vase away safely at the end of the Christmas holidays by filling a condensed wad of newspaper in the top of the vase, placing a small plastic or paper bag over the top, and rubber banding is all about all the contents intact. Then, just take it away for safe the following year.
About the Author
Linda Johnson is a degreed and experienced crafter and interior/exterior decorating specialist, with years of experience helping friends, family, and clients solve their decorating and craft needs. Linda and her contributing writers invite you to submit your own great ideas for free, and also find tons more Christmas craft ideas and decorating projects like this with photos to try yourself.
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It's called "Snow". The snow is guileless, free It seems that white sheets of glory Collecting yards on the roads and roofs and trees The snow Children playing, laughing with joy in their hearts to build snowmen, making snow angels Since there is no school in the snow Here I was inside, with a hot mug of hot chocolate in a warm blanket, book in hand rolled by the fireplace watching the snow fall Turn the snow as the snow falling, my emotions from Happy Sad Now that this wonderful snow day is not over a snowflake falls, or a small flurry Snow
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