Glitter, sequins, stars, etc. White and silver tend to look best. Waterproof characters about 1-2 inches in height ( we used these) Make sure the glue on the characters is dry before proceeding. This can take up to 24 hours if you have used E6000 glue. You can use small mason jars, baby food jars, or any small jar you have lying around the house. My only suggestion would be to take some spray paint and paint the jar lid if you’re using something like a Cheez Whiz jar. You may also need to glue a layer or 2 of white painted cardboard to the underside of the lid depending on how deep the lid is. It will help raise up your figure and tree so they don’t get buried in the snow. Snow Globe's damage is effective when enemies are grouped up during teamfights. Try to position yourself to hit as many targets as possible when the fight starts. Equipping Eject Button helps you get a better position to maximize Snow Globe's damage and allows you to surprise enemies. Snow Globe Patch History 1.9.2.8 After using Snow Globe, the Pokemon gains the following buff(s) for a few seconds: Alolan Ninetales

I’ll be honest, the most difficult part of this project is acquiring the supplies. Once you have everything you need, this pokemon craft is a breeze.You don’t have to make Pikachu snow globes, any small minifigure would work. If you’ve got kids, I’m sure you have them lying around the house. If your Pokemon is low to the ground, you might want to glue it onto a bottle cap first.This will make them a bit higher up in the jar. First, glue your characters onto the stopper from the snow globe. You can use either a hot glue gun or E6000. We prefer the E6000 for a longer-lasting snow globe. Distilled water (water without minerals tends to be cloudy. Tap water works fine but distilled will look nicer)

Next, fill your snow globe up about halfway with the distilled water. Distilled water is better because it won’t get cloudy over time. There’s snow better place to spend the holidays than the Holiday Pokémon Village. Featuring four unique scenes, the village is a playful, colorful spectacle. Do some holiday shopping at the Drampa Toy Shop, savor sweet treats at the Bounsweet and Steenee Bakery, greet each new arrival at the Holiday Station Arrivals, and light up your holiday tableau with Snow Day. Whether you’re giving the gift of Pokémon or making it the centerpiece of your holiday decorating, the Holiday Pokémon Village is a delightful celebration of the season. Now, take the lid of your jar that has your tree and pikachu attached to to it, and screw it on to the jar. When you turn the jar right side up you’ve got an amazing snow globe. If you can’t get enough of Pokemon, you’ll also love our DIY real pokeball experiment and our melty bead Pokemon. More Winter Science Activities Pour in your glycerin. A teaspoon should be enough but you can add more. The glitter will fall more slowly with more glycerin.It’s so easy to make Pokemon snow globes. It’s the perfect craft for the Pikachu lover in your life. Plus, the kids will love making them to display in their room. Spruce up your holiday tree with a little help from Espeon, Umbreon, and Pikachu. Together for the Holidays resin ornaments capture Pokémon enjoying the holiday season in their own unique way. Pikachu is drumming up holiday cheer with its Snorlax toy. Espeon curls up cozily with an electrifyingly cute Yamper toy. And Umbreon has received its very own toy train, which it’s probably willing to share. Bring them home individually or collect them all to add a bright, festive touch to your holiday decor. We took the water out of the equation to keep the mess to a minimum, and we couldn’t be more pleased about how cute these little Pokemon snow globes turned out. Plus, they were so easy that we made a couple extra to give as gifts to the Pikachu lovers in our life.

First of all, we used these fancy looking DIY snow globes that I happened upon at the craft store. They weren’t cheap, but they were 70% off, so I bought them. Originally we had planned to use small mason jars. So don’t feel like you can’t make them because you don’t have a fancy looking globe. Any small jar would work.

You also want to make sure the items that you are putting in your snow globe are going to fit in the jar. I know, it sounds obvious, but my first set of trees were too tall. This part is so easy, but can also be messy. We had a snow explosion on the counter, but I digress. All you need to do is pour some artificial snow in your jar. A little goes a long way, so just cover the bottom with the faux snow. You can always add more if needed.

Looking for a fun and easy craft for the kids to make? I’ve got the perfect idea for you; Pokemon snow globes!

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