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   Take the little cups or jars.I used ones from guasche colours as you can see.Make sure these aren't broken,so the water doesn't flows out.

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   I found that paint inside was very old.



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3. 

   

   Clean out cup and the cover of the cup.You don't want your snowglobe to be dirty,right?

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   If you can't wash that paint off the cover,then why not paint it with nice nail polish or something else that doesn't cleans off in the water?



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   When the cover is dry,stick on little figure (what you want to put inside) to the cover with strong glue.
   
   Add some glitters inside the cup.

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   Also i added some seed beads to shake inside my snowglobe.You don't need to add these if you don't want to.

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   Fill in the water into the cup,but make sure that you don't fill it with too much water.If it's too much,then glitters doesn't shakes too well.
   
   Put the cover on the cup.

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   I also added this 'i ♥ donuts' on the other side of the cover with cd markers,because my snowglobe is donut themed and i like that donut stuff i make.You can add whatever you want.:)

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   And voila! Your snowglobe is ready! ;)

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