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Learn How to Make Your Own Snow Globe at Home

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The Rachael Ray Staff
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Photo credit: Rachael Ray Show Aired December 01, 2014

Actress Tori Spelling is kicking off our countdown to Christmas with budget-friendly ways to decorate your home for the holidays.

On her list: a make-your-own snow globe -- an activity that's perfect for parents to make with their kids.

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Learn how to make Tori's snow globes, below:

Take the lid of your jar and, using your glue gun, glue on your decorations. You can use anything from miniature snowmen to miniature Christmas trees -- anything that puts you in the holiday spirit.

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Then, add roughly two tablespoons of glycerine to your mason jar. From there, add water until the jar is almost full.

Take your lid and place it on top of the jar, screwing it tight. Flip the jar over and shake.

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