Beistle ❄️ Sparkling Snow, 2 oz Review

Exactly what I was looking for! My daughter and I make Christmas decorations and I wanted to add some realistic looking snow. Small things have a big impact!

I bought this a few months ago to be proactive. When I opened it up and sprinkled "Sparkling Snow" over it, it looked like clear plastic bags, torn into small pieces without much luster. I noticed small parts and unpacked it, it looked like plastic.

Well it looks like sparkling snow but it will be very difficult to stick to any crafts because it is very very flaky, might be better used in small Christmas glass figurines, like a snow globe or something, nevertheless the product is good :-)

I was shocked when I opened the package. This pack of fake snow was just what I needed, but it was too small. Very expensive for this size. It may be better to purchase this item in person at the store so you can see what you are getting. It's hard to judge on the internet. I wanted to fill 8 glass decorations, 3.1 inches (8 cm). Possibly filled 3 or 4; For the remaining balls I had to come up with other ideas.

When I bought snow globe supplies it turned out to be a "frequent purchase". If so, people are bound to be disappointed often. Fake snow floats and sticks together, making it completely useless for skating. I think it would still be good for dioramas (for that purpose no doubt) so I'm giving it three stars. But personally I was very disappointed with the product.

I love this thing! For my acetate window card, this "Snow!" comes in perfectly in the packaging, it's all white so I'm glad I didn't believe the reviews that it was just clear plastic. I can glue this in place and it doesn't wobble like glitter or a glitter like product. I'm going to put the little trees in the background and that's on the front of the postcard. I think I could make fifty or a hundred cards with that.

I bought this for a snow globe I was working on. When I received this item I followed some instructions and placed it in the snow globe I was collecting. I noticed that he immediately floated to the surface of my snow globe. When I shook it, it just mixed slightly with the water and then floated to the surface. I left it for two days thinking that maybe it needs to be mixed with water somehow every day when I shake the globe. No matter what I did, the "snow" drifted. I ended up taking my globe…