'Tis the season to be jolly, and what better way to embrace the festive spirit than by turning your ordinary, budget-friendly Christmas tree into a winter wonderland masterpiece! At Ashley's Style, we decided to create our own DIY Christmas tree because it was so much cheaper than buying one that already has artificial snow on it and we wanted to share with everyone how we Turned this $25 tree into A Winter Wonderland using Snow in a can. we're about to embark on a magical journey, where you'll learn the secrets to transforming an inexpensive Christmas tree into a snowy, enchanting showpiece that'll leave your friends and family in awe. Whether you want to create a cozy, rustic feel or a glitzy, glamorous centerpiece, we've got you covered. So, grab your hot cocoa, put on your favorite holiday playlist, and let's dive into the art of adding Artificial snow to your Christmas tree, turning it into a sparkling symbol of the season!
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What You Will Need To Turn Your Tree Into A Winter Wonderland
Spray Adhesive To make sure the snow spray doesn't come off
Towel or Cloth to put under the tree
Spray Glitter or Fine Glitter (Optional)
Step 1: Getting your Tree Ready to add artificial snow
Make sure you Have All of the supplies I have listed above together. I highly recommend doing this project outdoors and wearing some old clothes due to the mess you can make during this process and also the fumes from the spray adhesive. Once you are outside make sure you have all of the supplies needed and you get your tree set up, make sure your branches are fluffed, and your tree is set up correctly and don't forget to wrap A towel or cloth around the base to keep it protected.
Step 2: Spraying The adhesive Spray onto your Christmas tree
once you have done everything in step 1 you can begin by spraying the adhesive onto the Christmas tree. start from the bottom branches of the tree and work your way up making sure to spray an even layer all over the tree
Step 3: Adding Snow Spray To Your Christmas Tree
Immediately after spraying the adhesive you can go ahead and begin spraying the snow in a can evenly onto each section of the tree starting on the bottom branch of the tree and working your way to the top. Remember to start out by spraying A light layer evenly onto the tree and then adding more of the snow in a can as needed. The more snow spray you add the longer it will take to dry. Be sure to spray the snow spray in short bursts and shake off any excess snow.
Step 4: Adding Glitter To Your Christmas Tree (Optional)
If You Want To Add Glitter to your tree you can use spray glitter or fine glitter which I have listed in the supplies list above. If you choose the spray glitter you can start at the bottom branch and spray it evenly onto each branch. For my tree, I chose to use the fine glitter which worked just as great! If you choose to use fine glitter I recommend just sprinkling it onto the tree adding more as needed. Remember to start out with a light coating and then continue to add a little more so you are not overdoing it.
Step 5: Spraying A little more Adhesive
Spray one more light coating of adhesive just to ensure that everything sticks well especially if you are using fine powdered glitter.
Step 6: Letting Your Christmas Tree Dry
Once you are done you need to let your tree dry before bringing it inside. Depending on how much snow spray you use will depend on how long it's going to take to dry. If you used a light or light to medium coating of snow spray I would give it A couple of hours. If you decided you wanted A heavy coating of snow you may want to let it dry overnight.
Once you are done you can officially decorate your tree with your lights, ornaments, and tree topper. I loved the way our Christmas tree turned out and the cost was way cheaper than buying a snow-flocked Christmas tree.
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