Remove stickers or any other obstructions from the glass and clean with mild soap and water. Allow glass to air dry or dry with a soft, clean dishtowel.
 Make the circle as accurately as possible as it will be the only base that prevents the snow globe insides from spilling out.
 Provide ample dry time before continuing to the next step.
 If you purchase both you may want to mix the two for a sparkly winter wonderland.
 Make sure you stay on the rim and don’t over-glue (so that it drips down the side).
 Press gently in place and wipe any glue that drips down the side away with a clean cloth.
 Be sure the cardboard disc is completely dry before you turn it over, otherwise you’ll have quite a mess.
Clean and prepare stemware.
Trace the stemware mouth on the cardboard.
Assemble the snow globe “scene.” You may want to paint the cardboard disc and then mount (hot glue) trees, snowmen or people to the cardboard base.
Fill bottom of stemware with glitter and/or faux snow a quarter of the way.
Apply hot glue around the mouth of the stemware.
Turn the winter scene (that was mounted on the cardboard disc) upside down on top of the stemware mouth.
Allow glue to dry and then turn over to watch the snowfall!
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