This jolly mini North Pole in a jar craft project creates a beautiful snowy scene you never have to shovel — and it’s also a great way to display some of your favorite Christmas ornaments!
Turning cotton into faux snow
Are you dreaming of a white Christmas?
How you feel about snow largely depends on where you live. Maybe it sticks a bit now and then, but that greeting-card snowfall measured in inches eludes your city. Or maybe you live in a northern clime that routinely gets buried in the white stuff. Whether you love it or hate it, though, snow is what makes for a white Christmas — and we can all agree that that is magical.
A new home for old ornaments
Who doesn’t have a few ornaments that have broken or are too fragile to put up on the Christmas tree? Giving them new life inside a display will allow you to enjoy them all season long (and offers some protection from exploring toddlers… and cats). YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE THIS: Warm up your holiday display with mason jar lights
Supplies for making a North Pole scene
Large-mouth glass jar Cotton balls Small ornaments and bells Small ivy or holly berries Christmas ornament with tree and sled (or any other ornament you choose) Ribbon
Directions: How to create a North Pole in a jar
