Here's the finished result:
It's pretty easy to make! Here are the steps in pictures...
1. Take a picture of the kid(s) in winter wear. Tell them to pretend they are catching snow flakes! Print them wallet size. I made 4 prints = 8 wallets for just over $1 at Sams Club.
2. Cut out the kid(s) from the background. This is the most time consuming part of the project! Also cut out a "globe", the base, and a top piece to hole punch. I liked using the blue paper, but you can use white or whatever else your little heart desires.
3. Glue the pieces together. When your son comes in and is so excited to see a "gumball machine", correct him and tell him it's a snow globe! Sheesh.
4. Add sparkles and snowflake stickers.5. You can stop here, but I wanted them a bit more child proof, so I took them to Staples and got them laminated. It's about $1.50 to get 4 finished ornaments laminated. They told me since the snowflakes had a sequence on them, they wouldn't seal perfectly. I decided that was fine. I actually liked the end result where it wasn't totally sealed. It gives it more of a 3D feel, and that works perfectly with the "snow globe" idea.
We are using it as an ornament, but it could also be used as a bookmark! I made one for the grandparents and each of the kids. It's an easy project to complete in a day and it's a really cheap craft that the kids could help you with! I'm looking forward to repeating this craft next Christmas!