DIY snowglobe Make Your Own Water Globes lovely animal (M size :8.5 * 8.5 * 9 cm)

Great activity to keep kids entertained for a short while.

This product was awful, so basic and cheap looking considering the price. I was planning to give it as a birthday gift but I just couldn’t - the box and product looked so poor. Would not recommend.

The media could not be loaded.  Cute little diy snow globe.I was sent this in return for my honest opinion on it.This is a very cute idea and I'll admit that straight away, the 5 year old wanted to get on it. It feels fairly decent in quality, the size is good, rough 8.5cm x 9cm.You need to remove the base, to access the four 'colour in' pictures, which are wrapped around a piece of foam, for stability against the clear walls. Once you've coloured in your pictures, add your sachet of glitter through the hole, add the water and put the cap on (two provided).This was fun to make but we found that when you've shaken your globe a fair bit, the glitter just clumps together at the top. It hasn't yet gone back down either, so I'm unsure if it does.This is/was a cute idea but I don't think that's it's the right type glitter, for this type of craft, or maybe something else is needed in the water. Either way, if they fixed this, I would recommend it, as the little one loved it, enjoyed making it her own, even did different doodles on the back of the paper, she was chuffed, until it stopped shaking glitter around anyway.

This snowglobe craft really appealed to my child. As soon as she saw the box she was desperate to get started especially as it includes her favourite animal, the panda. It is nice that the kit contains picture of various animal to colour so that it takes longer for the child to do and is better value. It also makes it more fun as she can change the animal which is on display. It also has things like flamingos, koalas... The globe is plastic rather than glass to make it more child proof however my child did still manage to crack it by dropping it on the floor. It did not leave any dangerous shards of glass or anything but a shame that it is more breakable than expected

Really basic materials and poor quality materials used.Very expensive for what you get which is literally a little plastic dome, 4 printed cards to colour and a small pack of glitter - you can get a similar kit at your local bargain store for a fiver.Wouldnt recommend

This snowglobe is lovely for making your own with a photo, or with some of the pictures provided. My children love it and I purchased another two as gifts for my friends' children.

This is a great idea for an activity for a child. It comes with everything that you need apart from a small pipet that could of helped put the actual water within the snow globe. I found that a little bit tricky.Overall, I'm really happy with this. Our stone absolutely loved building this and add in the glitter, et cetera.Also pre-warning, the glitter is very messy so I'd advise putting a piece of paper down before pouring it into the snow globe and then you can catch all the residue.

This comes in a nicely branded box inside which is the snowglobe fully assembled. Basic pictorial instructions are on the outside of the box. You have to unscrew the lid to access the picture frame inside the globe - that proved quite tough with arthritic hands but after getting help to unscrew it, we were off.The picture idea is nice in that if you're crafty you can easily change the enclosed images for something different and more personal, but a child will be happy enough with the images provided.Adding the water & glitter are a bit faffy as you've only got a 2-3mm hole through which to pour both. It would have been helpful if a tiny funnel had been provided for the purpose. And once done, it really doesn't look like any traditional snowglobe as the green glitter doesn't really work as you'd hope - instead it just sits near the top of the water and barely combines when shaken. My 5-yo granddaughter wasn't overly impressed.It's way overpriced for what it is - while the globe is a good thick plastic, I just can't see where the money is in it and certainly given the problems, I'd expect to find it more in one of the cheap high street shops. If it had proper 'snow' that would at least have made it look like it's intended to be.