MAKE | How-To: Floating Winter Terrariums

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By Andrew Salomone
Posted December 7th, 2012
Category Home, Craft

Our very own Meg Allan Cole created this fun tutorial about making DIY Floating Winter Terrariums to spruce your place up this holiday season.

And voilà, you have created a magical little winter world in a tiny floating container!

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One Response to How-To: Floating Winter Terrariums

Ana on December 22nd, 2012 at 8:27 am said:

Love it! I’m pretty obsessed with winter terrariums myself. Just tried my own take on them:
http://babbledabbledo.com/mini-winter-terrariums/
I love that yours float around the house!

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