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Let’s take a vote—who thinks John Landis Mason intended for his eponymously named glass jars to be used as snow globes, candle lanterns, or sewing kits? While food preservation was his purpose when he ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." The holiday season just lends itself to crafty ideas. Granted, not everyone is an expert crafter—Ree ...

Whether a memento of a wonderful vacation or an interactive addition to your holiday decor, a snow globe is a magical miniature world that never ceases to delight both children and adults.

It’s likely that we all had a snow globe or seven when we were kids, and we took great glee in shaking them up to see the little flakes dance around. It’s easy to make your own glittery globes with a ...

Cut out and laminate a photo of your child. Make sure the photo is small enough to fit inside the jar. Once the photo is laminated, cut out around the edge of the photo, leaving about 1/8-inch ...

When rounding up your supples, make sure to select a jar size that complements the vignette your child creates. Choose plastic or ceramic figurines; those materials will last immersed permanently in ...