HOLIDAY DIY | Glowing Snowy Winter Wonderland

I love holiday decor, especially at Winter solstice and Christmas time. This glowing snowy winter wonderland can be set up on a mantle, table or other flat surface. The Fairfield World Project Fleece, Poly Pellets and Poly Pellets add a delightful snowy effect to this scene. This display can be done in any color scheme, as the Oriental Trading tulle and DecoArt paints come in many colors. Test out different sized clear containers and objects to see what combo fits best. I'm going to move part of it (the containers) to my record storage shelf, where I had an Apothecary Jar Winter Forest last year.

SUPPLIES:
Noted supplies were provided by Fairfield World, Oriental Trading and DecoArt. Fairfield World paid me to create this project and tutorial. All thoughts, opinions, instructions, video and photos are my own.

• 1 - Fairfield World Poly-Fil® Project Fleece™ Batting 45″ X 60″
• 2 - Fairfield World Poly-Fil® Poly Pellets® Weighted Stuffing Beads 2 Pound Bag
• 1 - Fairfield World Poly-Fil® Poly Beads 2.8 Ounce Bag
• 2 - Oriental Trading Clear White Wire String Lights (4 for a mantle)
• 2 - Oriental Trading LED Cool White Mini String Lights
• 1 - Oriental Trading Black Glitter Tulle Roll
• 1 - Oriental Trading Light Gold Glitter Tulle Roll
• 1 - Oriental Trading Black Sisal Tree Assortment
• DecoArt Americana Acrylic Paints
• DecoArt Dazzling Metallics Paints
• Painting supplies
• 2 - Ceramic houses (thrifted)
• 1 - Black, metallic or neutral deer - can be painted
• 3 - Clear Glass Containers
• 12 - AA Batteries - 6 per LED light battery pack
• Mantle or other flat surface
• Scissors to cut tulle

INSTRUCTIONS:
This is a project that's more informative shown in a video. All of the instructions and details are in this Glowing Snow Winter Wonderland video tutorial.

Here's what the display looks like in daylight.

Here's what the display looks like at nightime.

I plan on getting my large winter village set up before the new year. I'm starting to think that might come later than sooner. I'm in winter break mode. Whatever you've made this year, I hope you've had fun creating projects. Happy holidays and makery!